About
Graham Adair, founded in 2006 and based in San Jose, CA, specializes in all aspects of business immigration. They provide intelligent solutions to a wide spectrum of industries, including finance, manufacturing, and IT, among others. They represent businesses of all sizes, from Fortune 500 companies to small start-ups, ensuring their clients are not limited by borders. Their expertise extends to mergers and acquisitions, E-Verify compliance, non-immigrant visas, immigrant visas, I-9s and E-Verify, consular practice, and naturalization.
Highlights
9 years in business
Serves San Jose, CA
Specialties
Reason for immigration services
Permanent resident / green card petition, Naturalization / Citizenship, Employee-based petition (e.g., work visa), Asylum application, Filing green card petition for family, Replacement, extension or change of current visa, green card or work permit, Detention and deportation
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Graham Adair
675 N 1st St Ste 715
San Jose, CA 95112-5151
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Work Experience
Owner
Graham Adair
2010 - Present
Associate
Littler Mendelson
2005 - 2009
Education
Washington Univ SOL
Brigham Young University
2002
Santa Clara Univ SOL
Brigham Young University
English
2002
San Jose State University
2002
Golden Gate University School of Law
2011
University of Iowa College of Law
Law
2005
University of Iowa College of Law
2005
Golden Gate University School of Law
Law
2011
San Jose State University
2002
Associations & Affiliations
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Member
J. Reuben Clark Law Society
Chair
Publications
The Colorado Lawyer
Colorado Among Leading States to Enact Immigration Enforcement Laws on Employers
2009
Understanding Immigration Policy – Practicing It Effectively
2006 AILA Fall CLE Conference Handbook
2006
Defeating an Invisible Enemy: The Western Superpowers’ Efforts to Combat Terrorism by Fighting Illegal Immigration
2004