DARYANANI LAW GROUP is a boutique immigration law firm providing first class, attorney-led, personal service tailored to the immigration requirements of foreign nationals and their employers since 1993.

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We represent a diverse range of clients from large multinational companies and their full spectrum of immigration issues to individual designers, artists, and performers seeking talent-based work visas, to US citizens wishing to sponsor family members. 

We work with clients in the film, television, media, advertising, technology, design, and fashion industries. Over the last 28 years, we have grown our business organically through referrals and reputation. We pride ourselves on being approachable and friendly, treating each case with the sensitivity we would want if it was our own family member’s immigration status at stake.

We are proudly a woman-, minority-, and immigrant-owned and led company.

WHETHER WORKING WITH AN INDIVIDUAL OR A COMPANY…

We create personal connections. Whether remotely or in-person, we make strong connections not only with company contacts and HR teams, but also with those individuals going through the visa process.

Every case is handled by an attorney. Our paralegal and support teams are invaluable to the process, but all work is done under the close supervision of an attorney and reviewed by an attorney before being submitted.

We prioritize responsiveness. Whenever new matters arise, we immediately set a case strategy, identify any issues we foresee, and start work for optimum turn around time, replying quickly to all inquiries.

Every case is important to us. We devote individualized attention to each case crafting a unique strategy for each client and situation.

OUR LATEST BLOG POSTS & SOCIAL MEDIA

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What American History Tells Us About Fear of Immigrants
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Haitian Immigration Is a Biden Success Story
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The bronze Charging Bull statue that has come to represent the US stock market has been on display in Manhattan’s Financial District since 1989. Nearby, in the @meatpackingny, a brand-new bronze bull sculpture is on view. Mexican sculptor @escu
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The Statue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor and has welcomed people to New York since 1886. For decades, immigrants processed through Ellis Island saw the enormous copper statue upon arriving at US shores. Though Ellis Island no longer processes
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New York City’s linguistic diversity is astonishing – the relatively small area is home to speakers of over 700 different languages and dialects. The Languages of New York City map documents over 1200 distinct “neighborhoods, commun
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The Harlem Renaissance was the period from the 1910s through the mid-1930s when the New York City neighborhood of Harlem became the centerpiece of African-American culture, bursting with Black artists, poets, musicians, writers, dancers, and activist
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