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(EMAILWIRE.COM, November 13, 2011 ) CLEVELAND, OHIO -- Cleveland H1B visa attorney Jonathan A. Bartell continues to fight for the legal rights of non-citizens since being sworn in on Nov. 2, 2000 when he began practicing immigration law.
The visa immigration lawyer started his career interests of fighting for the legal rights of non- citizens while he was in Thailand, working for the UN refugee camp for five years, in a pre-departure program. He realized families were detained in a refugee camp 25-30 years after the promise of coming to the U.S.
The departure delay was sparked as immigration regulations changed in 1996, making certain behavior including drug use inadmissible for U.S. entry, the regulations were harsher, more restrictive, and no longer allowed for a waiver from being barred from the U.S. while families waited," said Bartell, an immigrant criminal defense lawyer (http://www.immigrationman.com/Criminal-Defense/).
"It seemed incredibly unfair and that is why I decided to do what I do," said immigration asylum lawyer Bartell. "If I could continue to do just that, I would be a happy camper."
Bartell, who has helped thousands of people worldwide, chose to practice immigration law and criminal defense to help with numerous kinds of cases for a population that would otherwise be underserved and misrepresented, especially with language and cultural barriers.
He and his staff are fluent in numerous languages. They travel around the world, and schedule trips to the U.S. embassies, to represent clients who can contact the office 24 hours a day. Free initial consultations are available for anyone who needs immigration and criminal law counsel.
Representatives will go to homes or jails to consult with people who need representation and counsel for various issues including employee and family visas (), business immigration, asylum and refugee conflicts. In addition, clients can also receive personal attention throughout the process which can include trials, hearings, and appeals for cases that may include non-citizen criminal charges (http://www.immigrationman.com/Criminal-Defense/non-citizen-criminal-charges.asp), identity theft and adjustment of status concerns.
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(EMAILWIRE.COM, November 13, 2011 ) CLEVELAND, OHIO -- Cleveland H1B visa attorney Jonathan A. Bartell continues to fight for the legal rights of non-citizens since being sworn in on Nov. 2, 2000 when he began practicing immigration law.