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I have been the Immigration Law Director for the New York Regional Immigration Assistance Center, Region 2, for the past two years, practicing exclusively in the area of "crimmigration," providing advice to criminal and family law attorneys about the immigration consequences of criminal arrests/convictions for their noncitizen clients. I have also conducted numerous and extensive trainings not only to attorneys, but also to Judges at all levels within the NY state judicial system. "Crimmigration" is a specialized area within the field of Immigration Law, and is rapidly evolving, as the consequences of even an arrest become increasingly adverse for those who are not U.S. citizens. Contact me if you are a noncitizen defendant facing criminal charges, a Respondent in a Family Court matter, or if you are an attorney representing either who needs proper immigration advice.
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247 West Fayette Street, Suite 300, Syracuse, NY, 13202
9 Client Reviews
Showing 6 - 8 of 8 reviews | Immigration
Posted by Brad | October 09, 2013 | Immigration
An excellent lawyer
Sharon worked with me and my wife all the way from our journey from Germany to the USA, through our marriage, my wife's permanent resident application, and finally my wife's US citizenship. She has been wonderful throughout the entire process, answering all of our questions and helping us navigate t...
Posted by Wayne | November 16, 2012 | Immigration
Sharon Ames has played a tremendous role in the growth of our US subsidiary.
Our company engaged Ms. Ames to help us apply for US work visas, specifically an H1B for one of our Canadian sales managers and an L1A for myself, the company's President (also Canadian). Ms. Ames helped us to understand the various categories of visa that we could consider for each candidate and hel...
Posted by michael | December 26, 2010 | Immigration
Fine immigration lawyer
Sharon works tirelessly to represent immigrants She helped me apply for humanitarian visas for my Guatemalan clients who needed to come back to the U.S. to give deposition testimony in their personal injury case. She was responsive, honest and diligent. She has my full endorsement
Criminal defense lawyer
2015
Distinguished Pro Bono Attorney, Onondaga County Volunteer Lawyers Project
1979
Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa
2005 - Present
Owner, AMES IMMIGRATION
1985 - 2005
Owner/Sole Proprietor, Law Offices of Sharon L. Ames
1984 - 1986
Assistant Public Defender, Cortland County Public Defender
1983 - 1985
Associate, Heath, Rosenthal & Weissman
1984 - Present
Onondaga County Bar AssociationMember
Member
Member
Member
1982
JD - Juris Doctor
1979
Bachelor's Degree
2011
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