Creative Immigration Solutions
We bring a personalized approach to every immigration case—whether Extraordinary Ability, Business, or Family. That sensitivity, combined with our intense rigor, determination, and innovative thinking around immigration issues, has made us the go-to firm for clients in need of top shelf representation, from world-class artists and athletes, to C-Suite professionals, to international families in need.



Inspired Solutions. Exceptional Clients.
Extraordinary Ability
From the top of your field to the top of the world. We help people with extraordinary abilities make a seamless transition with green cards and visas.
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Business Immigration
Immigrants greatly benefit business. The MLG team is ardent and energetic, with the creative prowess to handle a variety of employment-based and investor-based nonimmigrant visas.
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Family & Citizenship
Pathways to Citizenship. We offer quality legal service, both creative and compassionate, to families and individuals in need of support and guidance on the way to legal residency.
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Latest News
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F-1 Rule Halted by Federal Court
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a Trump administration rule that would have replaced the longstanding “duration of status” system for international students with a fixed four-year limit, requiring many students and scholars to apply for extensions while completing their programs. The judge found that the policy was likely unlawful and could cause serious harm…
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What the September 15 F-1 Rule Change Means for You
A new rule takes effect September 15, 2026 changing F-1 admission and how you extend your stay. This especially matters if you are on STEM OPT, OPT, or CPT. Mark November 14, 2030 on your calendar regardless of whether you travel Even if you never travel internationally, your D/S admission cannot continue past November 14, 2030…
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Temporary Pause on Immigrant Visa Interviews
August 26, 2026. The State Department has announced a temporary pause on immigrant visa processing in order to train their staff on new policy changes. Please read through the following for more information pertinent to different types of visa applicants.
Immigration Law FAQs
H-1B Visas: An H-1B visa is a nonimmigrant visa classification available to individuals working in specialty occupations, fashion models, and those involved in certain defense projects. →
Extraordinary Ability Visas: The O-1 and EB-1 visa categories are designed for individuals with extraordinary abilities in their respective fields, including arts, sciences, education, business, and athletics. →
Adjustment of Status (AOS): An Adjustment of Status (AOS) application is the process you use to apply for lawful permanent resident status (commonly known as applying for a Green Card) while you are physically present in the United States. →
Treaty Investor (E-2 Visa): An E-2 Visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows individuals from treaty countries to enter and work in the United States based on a substantial investment they will be controlling in a U.S. business. →
USMCA Professional (TN Visa): A TN visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows qualified Canadian and Mexican citizens to work in the United States in certain professional occupations. →
Consular Processing: An overview of available pathways to immigrant and nonimmigrant visas. →