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ROMAN J. LEE

 

Admitted to the New York Bar (1997);

active member of American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Main Practice areas: immigration, IP, corporate counsel.

 

ROMAN J. LEE is an experienced immigration attorney representing businesses and

individuals across the U.S. and overseas.  Roman began his legal career in 1997 with a

boutique immigration law firm in San Francisco.  During the early years of his career,

Roman had a very broad exposure to both business and family immigration matters. 

In 2001 Roman joined a general practice law firm in San Francisco in charge of employment

and work visa matters for the firm’s high-profile corporate clients in engineering and bio-tech industry.  In addition to Roman’s current solo practice, he serves as Of Counsel in immigration laws to our firm.  Roman’s business immigration practice includes: nonimmigrant visas for foreign professionals (H-1B Specialty Occupation and NAFTA Professional) and artists; international personnel transfers; international trainee programs; labor certification (PERM) applications for permanent employment; temporary work visas and permanent residence for internationally acclaimed artists, scientists, and researchers; immigration matters for family dependents; treaty investor/trader visas; visas for religious workers; and other employment based immigration matters.  Roman’s clients range from individual professionals to large multinational corporations.  He regularly works with employees, entrepreneurs, and companies in various industries including law firms, investment and accounting firms, semiconductor manufacturers, software developers, architecture firms and real estate developers, publishing companies, bio-technology research organizations, industrial manufacturing, civil engineering, financial services, international trade, hospitality and tourism, as well as academic institutions and non-profit organizations.  In addition to his law practice, Roman regularly volunteers his legal skills and knowledge to the communities.  He served as visa advisor for the Silicon Valley Moon Festival assisting a Chinese opera performer to come to the US for cultural performances.  He also engaged in seminars and speaking events for the International Student Club at the University of California, Berkeley, addressing visa options after graduation for international students.  Roman served as a member of Board of Directors for the Fu-Jen Catholic University Alumni Association of Northern California.  Roman is a graduate of Cornell Law School.

 

 

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