API LAW OFFICE Information

Founded in San Francisco, API Law Office specializes in U.S. immigration law and serves companies and entrepreneurs to acquire appropriate visa and/or green card in order to establish their businesses in the U.S. API Law Office also serves individuals to acquire family-based green card as well as U.S. citizenship. The firm name API represents the founders two passions. First, API is an abbreviation of All Peoples Immigration. We hope to serve everyone across countries and cultures who strives for their career and life in the U.S. Second, API is also an abbreviation of the tech term Application Programming Interface which is a tool/function that enables programmers to create their own applications much more efficiently and easily. We hope to become the API of the complex U.S. immigration system for our clients, so that they can acquire their visa/green card more efficiently and easily. Efficiency: We value our clients time and would rather have them spend more time on their business or family than to have them worry about the complex immigration process. Therefore, we strive to make the process as efficient and easy as possible for our clients Relationship: We believe a truly successful case comes from an open and trusting relationship between the client and attorney. We face our clients with transparency, honesty, and care, with the hope to truly understand the clients goals and build an application strategy that will be the most beneficial to the client. We strongly encourage our clients to ask any questions and make any suggestions or criticisms so that we can build a strong relationship. Education: We want to be a resource to everyone who struggles with the complex U.S. immigration system. We offer our first consultation for free with the hope that people can be better informed and make better decisions. We also offer seminars and meetup sessions so that more people can have the opportunity to learn about U.S. immigration system. Born in Shanghai, China, Yan emigrated to Japan when she was 8 years old. ...