“When you need an immigration attorney, don’t leave anything to chance. Use an expert, motivated attorney, who doesn’t delegate your case to someone else.”
Kenneth Rinzler is an immigration lawyer in Washington, DC, and a frequent visitor to consular posts, having now traveled to 40 countries. A graduate of Georgetown University and Seton Hall University School of Law, he is a member of the District of Columbia, Indiana, New Jersey, and U.S. Supreme Court Bars.
In addition to authoring articles for the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), he has written on immigration law for the German American Chamber of Commerce. Before specializing in immigration law, he spent nearly ten years working as a legislative assistant and counsel to a U.S. Congressman, and thus has an intimate knowledge of Federal legislative and administrative procedures.
As has always been his practice, Kenneth Rinzler does not charge for an initial consultation. Time constraints and the need to be able to converse with the prospective client about the facts of his/her particular case, however, mean that this policy only applies to telephone consultations; email inquiries, while welcome, simply never provide enough necessary information.
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