U.S. immigration counsel for your family, career, and business.

U.S. immigration counsel for families, professionals, and businesses.

Representation for family green cards, business and employment visas, visitor visa strategy, and U.S. citizenship.

Family green cards, business and employment visas, visitor visa strategy, and U.S. citizenship.

We start with your immigration history, your goals, and the decisions ahead, so you know what needs attention before you file.

Licensed attorney since 2013 · Focused on U.S. immigration law since 2022

Yoni Rubin, U.S. immigration attorney

Attorney since 2013 · Immigration law since 2022

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Practice areas

Immigration services

Focused representation across selected U.S. immigration and nationality matters.

Family & citizenship

Family Immigration & Citizenship →

Marriage and family-based green cards, adjustment of status, consular processing, naturalization, and citizenship matters.

Business & employment

Business & Employment Immigration →

E-1, E-2, L-1, H-1B, and O-1 matters for businesses, investors, employers, and professionals.

Visitor visa & exchange

Visitor Visa & Exchange Matters →

B-1/B-2 visitor visa strategy and prior refusals, plus J-1 exchange visitor issues and selected J-1 waiver matters.

Why Rubin Immigration

Clear strategy. Direct responsibility.

Immigration cases are easier to manage when the facts, risks, and next steps are clear from the beginning.

Direct attorney involvement

You work directly with Yoni Rubin throughout the matter, with one attorney responsible for understanding the facts and moving the case forward.

Focused case strategy

The work starts with the facts, evidence, timing, and risks that are most likely to affect the case, rather than treating the matter as routine paperwork.

Clear communication

You get straightforward explanations of the strategy, the uncertainties, and what is needed next, without unnecessary layers between you and your attorney.

How it works

A clear path from first contact to filing

The process starts with understanding the case, then deciding on the strategy before documents and forms take over.

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Understand the case

We start with your immigration history, goals, timing, and the facts that may affect what options are realistic.

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Build the strategy

I review the facts and evidence, identify weak points, and explain the recommended path, risks, costs, and next steps.

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Prepare and move forward

If we proceed, you receive a clear document plan and direct attorney guidance through preparation and filing.

Yoni Rubin, U.S. immigration attorney

Work directly with Yoni Rubin

I bring more than 13 years of legal experience to my work, with a practice focused on U.S. immigration law since 2022.

Every matter begins with the facts: your immigration history, the result you are seeking, and any deadlines. I explain the available options and the issues that need attention before a filing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a lawyer for a U.S. immigration case?

Not every immigration case requires a lawyer. Legal guidance can be especially useful when there are prior refusals, immigration violations, criminal history, weak documentation, business immigration issues, or uncertainty about the right path.

What types of immigration cases do you handle?

Rubin Immigration handles selected family-based, citizenship and naturalization, visitor visa, J-1 waiver, and business immigration matters, including E-1, E-2, L-1, H-1B, and O-1 cases.

Do you work directly with clients?

Yes. When you work with Rubin Immigration, you work directly with attorney Yoni Rubin rather than through a case manager, junior associate, or call center.

Can you help if I am outside the United States?

Yes. Many U.S. immigration matters can be handled remotely, including consular processing, visitor visa strategy, treaty visa matters, citizenship-related issues, and family-based cases involving applicants outside the United States.

What happens after I contact you?

I review the basic information you provide. If the matter is within my practice, I will respond about the next step and any additional information I need. Depending on the situation, the next step may be a consultation to discuss your options, risks, and strategy in more detail.