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Joshua Daley Paulin87 Summer Street, 3rd Floor
Boston, MA 02110617.482.4669 (English & Spanish)
617.482.3463 (Portuguese)
617.338.6780 (fax)Attorney Paulin's immigration caseload includes: Deportation Defense, Asylum, Cancellation of Removal, Naturalization, Family Visas (adjustment of status and consular processing), Employment based immigrant visas, Nonimmigrant Visas, including: H-1B - Professionals; K-1 - K-4 Fiancee and family member visas; L-1 - Intracompany transferees; O-1 - Aliens of Extraordinary Ability; and R-1 - Religious Workers. He also handles select criminal matters in the Massachusetts courts. Besides his native English, Attorney Paulin speaks Spanish and Portuguese; his staff speaks Italian and French besides the languages mentioned.
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Category Archives: Immigration Court
Why you should apply for Citizenship as soon as you’re eligible
Posted on March 14, 2007 By Joshua Paulin
Bond Hearings
Posted on March 3, 2007 By Joshua Paulin
I see that I haven’t written much about EOIR (the Executive Office for Immigration Review, or Immigration Court) proceedings, so today I want to write about bond hearings. I’ve been to the Boston Immigration Court more that usual this last week, and I have a matter pending before an Immigration Judge (IJ) in York, […]
