Immigration Lawyer in New York and Connecticut
Handling Federal Immigration Matters Across NY, CT, NJ and PA
Attorney Admitted in NY&CT Only
If you live in New York, Connecticut or New Jersey and need help with a federal immigration matter, you can book a consultation with Goxhaj Law Firm PLLC online or by phone. Attorney Bledar Goxhaj is admitted to practice in New York and Connecticut and focuses his practice on immigration law.
How to book a consultation
Online: choose a time at
Phone: (862) 270-8877
Email: info@goxhajlaw.com
We encourage video appointments because they make it easy to meet with an immigration attorney wherever you are. Phone consultations are also available. If you prefer to meet in person, please call our office to arrange an appointment.
Our offices
Staten Island, New York: 7 Ledyard Pl, Staten Island, NY 10305
Rutherford, New Jersey (by appointment only): 8 Station Square, Suite 11, Rutherford, NJ 07070. Practice at this location is strictly limited to Federal Immigration law. Attorney admitted in NY&CT only.
Matters we handle
Family-based immigration and green cards
Employment-based visas and green cards
Deportation and removal defense
Waivers and appeals
Asylum and humanitarian relief
Consular processing and the National Visa Center
Speak with us in your language
Attorney Goxhaj is fluent in Albanian, Italian and Spanish.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to live in New York or Connecticut to work with the firm? No. Goxhaj Law Firm PLLC represents clients throughout all 50 states in federal immigration matters. You can work with our firm whether you live in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or elsewhere in the United States. We offer video and phone consultations, so you can discuss your immigration matter with us from wherever you live.
How should I prepare for my consultation? Bring your identity documents and any papers you have received from immigration agencies or courts. Our page "What to Expect at Your Immigration Consultation" explains the full process.
Does sending a message through the website create an attorney-client relationship? No. Communications through this website do not create an attorney-client relationship and may not be treated as privileged or confidential.