Immigration Law.
Strategically Handled.
Experienced representation in family immigration, employment and investor matters, removal defense, appeals, and federal immigration litigation.
Immigration Representation Across Every Stage
From family-based immigration and employment matters to removal proceedings and federal litigation, JEGLAW LTD provides strategic representation tailored to each client's circumstances.
Family Immigration
- Spousal and fiancé petitions
- Parent and child petitions
- Adjustment of status
- Consular processing
- Family reunification
Employment & Investor Immigration
- Temporary work visas
- Permanent employment immigration
- EB-5 investor representation
- Treaty-trader and investor matters
- Entrepreneurs and start-ups
Removal Defense & Federal Litigation
- Immigration court representation
- Relief from removal
- Administrative appeals
- Federal immigration litigation
- Agency-delay matters
Choose the Right Starting Point
Select the consultation option appropriate for your immigration matter.
30 Minutes
Meet with our Paralegal or Legal Analyst for an initial assessment of your immigration matter and whether further attorney review may be appropriate.
This assessment does not constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Book Initial Assessment60 Minutes
Meet directly with Jon Eric Garde, Esq. for a substantive consultation regarding your immigration matter, available options, and the legal process.
If the firm is retained on the same day, the consultation fee may be credited toward the firm's service fees.
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More Than 30 Years of Immigration Law Experience
JEGLAW LTD provides comprehensive immigration and nationality law representation from its Las Vegas office. The firm assists individuals, families, investors, businesses, and clients facing complex immigration proceedings with careful case evaluation and legal strategies tailored to their immigration objectives.
Meet the Firm →Immigration Law Updates
Important developments in U.S. immigration law, agency policy, immigration court procedure, visas, and related federal immigration matters.
DHS Changes the Public Charge Framework
DHS issued a final rule rescinding the 2022 public charge regulations and restoring broader discretion in public charge determinations. The new rule is scheduled to take effect September 18, 2026.
Official Source →New Rule Permits Certain Affirmative Asylum Referrals Without Interview
DHS amended its regulations to permit USCIS to refer certain affirmative asylum applications to immigration court without first conducting an asylum interview. The interim final rule took effect July 28, 2026.
Official Source →DHS Changes Admission Rules for F, J and I Nonimmigrants
DHS issued a final rule replacing duration-of-status admission for F, J, and I classifications with fixed admission periods and revised extension requirements. The rule is scheduled for September 15, 2026, subject to congressional review.
Official Source →Request Tailored Legal Guidance
Speak with the JEGLAW team about your circumstances, immigration objectives, and the legal options that may be available.
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