Mr.Daniel Horne is a very reliable attorney.I have dealt with him for almost 10 years and I have always found him prompt,honest and trustworthy.He makes you So comfortable whenever you deal with him.I strongly recommend him for any or all immigration matters.
Daniel holds two decades of experience assisting corporations and individuals with immigration and nationality matters. He has received the Martindale-Hubbell® directory’s highest rating (“AV”), and is listed within its Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. He is also included within the International Bar Association's Who's Who Legal directory for Corporate Immigration. His current practice focuses on corporate immigration matters, but covers all aspects of immigration practice, including representation of professionals seeking to immigration through employment-based or family-based petitions.
He is a member of the Editorial Board of Bender’s Immigration Bulletin, a LexisNexis® periodical providing news and analysis to immigration lawyers nationwide. His co-authored article proposing changes to the U.S. Visa Waiver Program appeared in the Stanford Law and Policy Review’s Spring 2005 issue.
A long-standing and active member of AILA, Daniel has been invited to speak at several past national and state AILA conferences, and a past member of AILA’s USCIS California Service Center Liaison Committee. Daniel volunteers his time to mentor attorneys providing pro bono assistance to asylum seekers through the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights.
Mr.Daniel Horne is a very reliable attorney.I have dealt with him for almost 10 years and I have always found him prompt,honest and trustworthy.He makes you So comfortable whenever you deal with him.I strongly recommend him for any or all immigration matters.
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