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Srinidhi S ★★★★★
Jon is amazing at what he does. Having worked in the system, he knows the ins and outs of how everything works and has a clear sense of right and wrong, always ready to tackle any challenge. He helped me through a very difficult immigration … More issue when no one else could, and I’m so thankful for his support. I would recommend Jon to anyone who needs help with immigration. He’s not just a great lawyer- he’s also a kind and humble person.
Rajendra ★★★★★
Let me share some background about my issue and experience with Jonathan. I was in a very difficult situation when my H1B was revoked, and for my H1B transfer received a NOID. I reached out to over 30+ attorneys, but none were able to offer … More any help or even seemed confident about handling my case. Thankfully, I found Jonathan, who not only listened patiently but also took the time to carefully review all the documents. Jonathan has an exceptional understanding of immigration law. He immediately identified the key issues in my case and assured me that he could respond to the NOID effectively. His confidence and knowledge of the law gave me much-needed peace of mind during this stressful time. He explained everything in clear terms, and his approach was thorough and strategic. Thanks to his expertise, finally my H1B transfer was approved! Jonathan's attention to detail, dedication, and deep knowledge of immigration law made all the difference. If you're facing immigration issues, I highly recommend Jonathan—he is a true expert and will fight for the best outcome for you!
Aishwarya Nayak ★★★★★
It was great to work with Jon and his team regarding my immigration issues while I was stuck in my home country for about 8 months.
We came across Jon’s law firm through LinkedIn and consulted him when US consulate had withheld my passport … More while I submitted for re-stamping. He was patient enough to respond to all my queries and jumped on short notice calls on all my questions.
Thank you for helping us through this difficult times!
Neeta Ved ★★★★★
We came to Mr. Wasden asking for help when all doors were closed for us. We truly believe that we had the most unique and very complex immigration situation. All the lawyers that we were working with at the time had given up and basically … More told us that nothing can be done from here. There is nothing in the law for situation like we were in.
Mr. Wasden after careful analysis said there is something I can try….he was determined to find solution for us. The fight was not easy but he did not give up on us. He is very easy to talk to and he actually listens!!!
Finally we won after long lawsuits. We received our green cards after 21years being in the US.
If you feel you are stuck in an immigration situation….please talk to Mr. Wasden. He is godsend!!!
A big thank you to Mr. Wasden. We will be forever grateful for the work that Mr. Wasden did for us. 🙏🏻
manjot pal ★★★★★
Highly recommend Jon and his team. They know the ins and out of how system works. They put the best case forward on their clients behalf and keep their clients informed through out the process that gives confidence.

Practice Areas

Immigration Litigation

Immigration Services

Meet top Attorneys

Jonathan Wasden

Our team of professionals provides a personal experience and expert advices needed to face our client’s unique challenges.

Jonathan Wasden has successfully overturned critical H1B memos, such as the Itinerary and Employer-Employee relationship Neufeld Memos of 2010. Notably, the ITServe vs. USCIS/CISNNA Case resulted in a pivotal March 10, 2020, District Court opinion that repudiated key USCIS actions and a May 20, 2020, judge’s opinion in Georgia that ruled against USCIS policies. Forbes

Jon served with the US Department of Justice, Office of Immigration Litigation-District Court Section, where he defended immigration regulations & decisions under the Administrative Procedure Act, and worked with the DHS Administrative Appeals Office (AAO), focusing on employment-based legal issues and advising on litigation in these areas.

Justin Rivera

Our team ensures precision and care in every step, from filing forms to navigating the complexities of immigration law, delivering results you can trust.

Justin Rivera is currently serving as a Senior Immigration Attorney at Wasden Immigration Litigation. His passion lies in helping individuals and businesses navigate the complexities of immigration law, ensuring they achieve the best possible outcomes.

Proven Track Record: With years of experience at top law firms and the Texas Attorney General’s office, Justin brings a wealth of knowledge and a history of success in immigration law. Client-Centered Approach: Justin’s clients’ needs are his top priority. He provides personalized legal solutions tailored to each unique situation, ensuring the best possible outcomes.

News Coverages

Indian students cleared for re-entry to US after OPT scam

The Economic Times

A US district court lifts sanctions on over 90 foreign nationals, many Indian, previously denied US re-entry due to OPT fraud by former employers. Victims can now live and work in the US, their...

H-1B visa holders can now sue over fraud-linked visa revocations

www.business-standard.com

Big win for H-1B visa holders Big win for H-1B visa holders: In their lawsuit, the aggrieved H-1B visa holders sought two things. Firstly, they wanted any finding of fraud or misrepresentation again...

Lawsuit: Immigration Agency Unfair To Students, H-1B…

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A new lawsuit argues U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services was unfair to international students and H-1B applicants by declaring them inadmissible without the chance to respond t...

H-1B visa holders can now sue over fraud-linked visa revocations

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