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Harun I. Kazmi

Harun I. Kazmi

Kazmi & Sakata
4909 Murphy Canyon Road
Suite 400
San Diego, CA 92123

Phone: (858) 874-0711  |  Fax: (858) 874-0775
http://www.ksvisalaw.com

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Legal Topic

Immigration

Preferred New Clients

My preference is to work with clients in Immigration Law.

Sub-Categories

Immigration
  • Citizenship or Naturalization
  • Employer Work Visas
  • Permanent Resident (Green Card)
  • Undocumented Workers
  • Visas

Bar Admissions

CA, Dec 2000
Bar Number: 211636

Other Court Admissions

Southern Federal District of California

Association Memberships

California State Bar Association, San Diego County Bar Association, American Bar Association

Continuing Education

I am current on all of my bar-required MCLE units.

Papers and Publications

In 2001, I was published in The Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues, (Vol 12.1, 2001) for articles entitled: "Does It Make a Difference Where That Chablis Comes From?: Geographic Indications in TRIPs and NAFTA" and "How to Register a Movie Title as a Mark: U.S. and U.K."

Example Cases

I have helped many aliens obtain their Work and Investor Visas in the United States. I have also helped extraordinary scientists self-petition themselves for Permanent Residency.

Education

Degree:

L.L.M.

School:

University of San Diego

City:

San Diego

State:

CA

Year:

2001

Focus and Accomplishments:

International Law

 

Degree:

J.D.

School:

Thomas Jefferson School of Law

City:

San Diego

State:

CA

Year:

2000

Honors:

Cum Laude

Focus and Accomplishments:

Business and Managing Editor for Thomas Jefferson Law Review

 

Degree:

B.S.

School:

University of Arkansas

City:

Fayetteville

State:

AR

Year:

1996

Focus and Accomplishments:

Accounting and Finance

Number of Attorneys

2

State Licensed In

California & New Mexico

Firm Focus and History

We formed in 2004 in San Diego. We represent a wide range of clients across worldwide boundaries, including: multinational corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships, entrepreneurs, investors, teachers, students, engineers, architects, scientific researchers, specialty chefs, artists, entertainers, healthcare workers, economists, financial analysts and marketing managers.

Previous Employment Summary

I worked three years in the same field after becoming a lawyer, gaining a variety of experience and knowledge in Immigration law.

Activities and Awards

None

What is your opinion regarding clients educating themselves on legal issues?

I respect and encourage clients to educate themselves on legal issues. Our website helps clients understand their issues before they contact us.

Are you willing to review documents prepared by clients?

Yes, I am willing to review documents prepared by clients on a limited basis. I generally handle the case from beginning to end.

Are you willing to coach clients who want to represent themselves?

No, I am not willing to coach clients that want to represent themselves. There is too much risk.

Why did you decide to be a lawyer?

I decided to be lawyer to help international business and communities.

What work experience and education helps you be a better lawyer?

I interned with a judge who helped me realize the need for legal assistance for everyone.

Why did you decide on your primary area of practice?

I am a product of my parents' US immigration and I am interested in all different cultures.

What do you like best about your career?

I most like helping anyone achieve their business and family goals.

Tell us about your law firm:

My partner is Cliff Sakata. See http://www.ksvisalaw.com

What are your strengths and style?

I believe my strength is that I have a keen analytical sense I use to determine the best and most efficient route to a client's immigration goal.

I am hands-on and available to all clients.

Personal Interests:

I love being with my wife and family. We take vacations and enjoy all types of music together.

Office Manager/Assistant

None

Fax

(858) 874-0775

Office Hours

Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Emergency After Hours

No

Foreign Languages

Japanese

Fixed-Price Services and Fees

Fixed rates depend on the type of case/visa.

Hourly Rates

All services are billed on a fixed rate fee.

Free Initial Consultation?

Yes, I offer a free initial 1/2 hour consultation either over the phone or in-office.

Typical Retainer

$1,500 - $2,000

Understanding Fees

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