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Harlan York is a famend immigration legal professional in Newark, New Jersey, with a wealth of experience and accolades inside the subject. Harlan York is a trailblazer within the field of immigration law in New Jersey. As the primary-ever legal professional within the state to win Immigration Lawyer of the Year from Best Lawyers, he has installed himself as a leading authority in the area. With a history because the Former Immigration Chair of the NJ State Bar Association and Former Co-Chair of the NY State Bar Association CFLS Committee on Immigration, Mr. York brings a wealth of know-how and knowledge to his exercise. In addition to his awesome accolades, Harlan York has also served at the American Immigration Lawyers Association National Practice Management Committee. His e book, Three Degrees of Law, quickly rose to the top of the charts on Amazon.com, showcasing his know-how in regulation office schooling and immigration subjects. Mr. York is a sought-after lecturer, having spoken at prestigious institutions inclusive of Columbia, New York, Rutgers, and Seton Hall Law Schools. He has also shared his insights on immigration troubles on national platforms which includes CBS This Morning, Univisions Primer Impacto, Bloomberg Law, Telemundo, NBC, Fox, and PBS. As the founding father of Harlan York and Associates, a complete-provider Immigration Law Office in Newark, Mr. York and his team of five legal professionals manage all immigration subjects with expertise and determination. From deportation and detention instances to federal appeals, visa petitions, permanent house, citizenship, employment and circle of relatives-primarily based immigration, in addition to deferred movement and programs for sufferers of violence, the organization provides complete prison services to clients in NJ, NY, PA, CT, and past. A graduate of Choate Rosemary Hall, the State University of New York at Albany, and Tulane Law School, Harlan York is fluent in Spanish and is admitted to practice in a couple of courts, inclusive of the United States Supreme Court.

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