and Canadian Immigration Attorneys
Jamie Fiegel is an immigration attorney and senior partner at Fiegel & Carr Law Firm. immigration law for over 10 years. Having gone through the Canadian immigration process herself, this was an important first step in developing expertise in navigating immigration matters on both sides of the border. Fiegel's practice is focused on helping individuals and busin
ess clients obtain visas, permanent residency and citizenship in the United States. She also helps clients solve their border issues. Fiegel provides referral sources to clients seeking assistance with Canadian immigration matters and is currently seeking accreditation as a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC). Fiegel understands that immigration may be difficult and uncertain, especially today. But, she has helped clients with all types of needs and backgrounds successfully achieve their immigration goals. Born and raised in Buffalo, NY, about 15 minutes from the U.S.-Canada border, she earned her Juris Doctor degree from the University at Buffalo Law School. Fiegel has been invited to speak on the topic of immigration law by numerous organizations in the U.S. Please visit the Events page for details. Kelly Carr is an immigration attorney and partner at Fiegel & Carr Law Firm. Carr has been active in the immigration field since 2010. As a law student, she served as a Law Clerk for the University at Buffalo's immigration attorney. During this time, Ms. Carr prepared over one hundred H-1B petitions and helped secure Green Cards for many Professors and Researchers. Carr has exclusively practiced immigration since her admission to the New York State bar. Carr's current practice is focused on securing business visas, including H-1B, L-1 and TNs. She also appears frequently with clients at the ports of entry near Buffalo to facilitate the issuance of NAFTA work permits and to overcome inadmissibility issues. Carr enjoys working with families and married couples in obtaining temporary visas, Green Cards and U.S. citizenship. Carr recently presented a seminar at the Ontario New Exporters to Border States (NEBS) Conference specially geared toward Canadian business visitors and work permit applicants. She spoke about the current atmosphere at the border regarding Canadian business visitors, highlighting certain strategies used to enter the U.S. without hassles or burdensome delays. Carr also provided an overview of work permits available to Canadian citizens, including the advantages and disadvantages of presenting applications at a Port of Entry or with a USCIS service center. ATTORNEY ADVERTISING: This Page may constitute an advertisement under 22 NYCRR, Part 1200.0 - Rules of Professional Conduct (Rule 1.0(a) and Rule 7.1), and the rules of other states.
