About
In 2009, I opened the Lycerowitz Law Office in Pocatello, Idaho, and then moved with my family to Claremont, and then to Long Beach, California. We are happy to be part of the vibrant and diverse Long Beach community. I am proud to be a member of the Long Beach Immigration Rights Union, the American Immigration Law Lawyers Association, the South California Emblem, the Los Angeles County Judiciary Association, and the Immigration Department.
Established in 2009
Especialities
advice of a trustworthy immigrant Navigation of the immigration system can be complex and confusing. I help you understand your choice with clear and honest advice. My job is just immigration law, which provides the highest level of service you can do, including family immigration, crime victim visas, temporary visas, waivers, employment immigration and naturalization. I promise a clear and reliable direct, phone, text, and email communication for your case. For your convenience, we'll call you or Skype to discuss your evening and weekend. It is important to understand the customer's choices and their impact on all choices. I treat my customers with respect and dignity. I can help you get information to make decisions in your life. Distance is not a hindrance. Immigration law is a federal law, so I represent customers across the United States and customers in other parts of the world.
I grew up in Iowa, went to Clayton University, got a BA in anthropology, Spanish, and politics. I had a transformational experience studying in the Dominican Republic, where I learned to speak Spanish, enjoyed the Dominican culture, and appreciated the many pressures that caused people to emigrate.
In 2004, I graduated from a law school at the University of Iowa. I was working at the MUNA Forensic Hospital in the Iowa Union's Immigration Control. MUNA's Director Sonia Pallas taught me how to implement a disciplined, deep and faithful law. For three years, I spent with PLLC, a comprehensive clinic representing immigrants from many countries in Pocatello, Idaho. Many of my clients were local workers, workers, students and employees at local universities. My work includes immigration law, crime prevention law, family law, landowner-tenant law, etc.
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Anonymous
I contacted Naomi to help me rewrite my 89-year-old mother's green card.
Naomi made a reservation on the same day.
It was very warm and I understood the situation.
I had a hard time doing it myself and had to do it early.
Also, the green card was scheduled to expire soon.
Naomi is very efficient and has called the
Immigration Bureau many times and wrote letters.
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Naomi, that's great!
Anonymous
Naomi helped us with immigration problems. She was a wonderful woman with professionalism, true warmth and empathy. Naomi helped us understand the current situation and gave us a clear picture of the future options. She spoke fluent Spanish and had the first free consultation, which was great!
Anonymous
Naomi helped me apply to become a resident when I had a student visa four years ago. I loved working with her and always took an honest and realistic attitude towards the potential of my application results. I also thought her reward was reasonable (did you say she was a student at that time?). If you're looking for someone to represent someone who is really interested in, you don't have to look any further.
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