US immigration questions? Please contact us via our site https://usimmigration.com.au or email us on enquiries@usimmigration.com.au.I'm a dual-qualified, dual-citizen American-Australian immigration lawyer and I'm the Principal Lawyer of Globalised Pty Ltd, an incorporated legal practice based in Melbourne providing US immigration law and visa services to businesses and individuals in Oceania and the Asia Pacific seeking to access the United States. I have eleven years of US immigration law experience and have been practising US immigration law from within Australia for over six years. Prior to establishing Globalised, I worked in Sydney at the world’s largest corporate immigration law firm as the lead US Attorney for the firm’s Foreign Consular Practice covering the US Consulates across the entire Asia Pacific region including Australia, NZ, China, India, SE Asia and more.My business immigration experience ranges from supporting the US immigration needs of some of the most innovative and ambitious Australian startups doing business in the US through to ASX-listed corporates sending employees to the US.I've also supported hundreds of highly skilled Australian and New Zealand professionals, creative talents, and athletes with their US visa processes as well as provided US Consular Processing support for hundreds of C-suite executives, specialist workers, and professionals based in southeast Asia, China, India and other APAC jurisdictions.I've also assisted hundreds of binational families with their family-based US immigrant visa and adjustment of status applications leading to permanent residency in the US.I was admitted as an attorney in the state of Texas in 2013. After several years practising immigration law in New York City, I moved with my partner to Australia in 2017 and became an immigrant myself, having gone through the partner visa and subsequent citizenship conferral processes. In 2020, I completed the requisite qualifications and was admitted as an Australian legal practitioner by the Supreme Court of Victoria.