San Francisco Bay Area Immigration Lawyer

Jon Wu is a practicing attorney with over 30 years of legal experience, including two decades of hands-on experience in U.S. Immigration & Nationality law. Mr. Wu's early experience includes preparation and trials of cases involving commercial law, criminal law, family law, juvenile law and personal injury law.

Mr. Wu's current practice is limited to American immigration law. He represents individuals and companies in the San Francisco Bay Area and has prosecuted cases before the Immigration Courts and the Immigration & Naturalization Service offices in Miami, Portland, Los Angeles, New York, Reno, San Francisco, the California Service Center and U.S. Embassies and Consulates in Barcelona, Beijing, Guangdong, Hong Kong, Kaoshung, London, Nuevo Laredo, Shanghai and Taipei.

The law firm will defend foreign nationals or permanent residents of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) removal or deportation proceedings, or ask for asylum protection. We will also assist foreign nationals, lawful permanent residents of the U.S., or citizens of the U.S. gain family immigration, or employment based immigration. Mr. Wu has been principal attorney in thousands of nonimmigrant visa, immigrant visa and immigration court cases and will diligently apply his experience to obtain the most appropriate immigration status or visa for you and/or members of your family.

Mr. Wu likes representing individuals in defense of removal proceedings in immigration court. The firm has assisted their clients with their successful presentation of requests for asylum, for cancellation of removal, and for adjustment of status from being deportable to green card status. They have also assisted clients with successfully defending against removal based upon allegations of fraud and misrepresentation, and marriage fraud.

• E-1 (investor visas)
• F-1 (foreign student visas)
• H-1B (professional/specialty worker visas)
• L-1 (intra-company transfer worker visas)
• PERM/Labor Certification (typical prerequisite to employment based immigrant visas)
• National Interest (waiver of job offer immigrant visas)
• Employment based visas for Multinational Executives
• Exceptional and Extraordinary Ability foreign national workers
• Outstanding Professors and Researchers (no Labor Certification Required)
• Naturalization
• Consular Processing
• Criminal Deportation/Removal Defense
• Waivers of Inadmissibility
• Family Based Visas/ Fiancée Visas

Note: The comments contained in this website are not to be considered legal advice nor should they be construed to apply in all claims. Your claim should be reviewed on an individual basis. For legal advice or opinion, please consult an attorney to determine if the information in this guide applies to your claim.

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