Jennifer Y Lee

Tara Veerathanongdech, Immigration Attorney on Jan 25, 2018
Relationship: Worked together on matter

Jennifer is smart, personable and dedicated to the practice of immigration law. She is a very well respected member of the immigration community and is particular knowledgeable in all areas of business immigration with a specialization in investor visas. I would not hesitate to recommend her.

Somair Alam, Immigration Attorney on Feb 12, 2017
Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

Jennifer is an excellent immigration attorney and a zealous advocate for her clients. I recommend that you call her if you have any questions about any facet of immigration law.

Robert Uy, Immigration Attorney on Oct 15, 2015
Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

Jennifer is a brilliant attorney, who has helped me with countless cases throughout the years. She's one of my go to people when I have employment immigration questions. She has a great niche in employment immigration. She has an amazing demeanor with clients and colleagues. She has quite a bit of experience working with startups and foreign investors. In many ways, she's been a mentor to me in terms of complex employment immigration! I would not hesitate to recommend her.

Karen Gilbert, International law Attorney on Sep 16, 2011
Relationship: Worked together on matter

Jennifer is an excellent lawyer in a complex field of practice. She is honest, efficient, and accomplishes good results for her clients.

Jon Wu, Immigration Attorney on Apr 12, 2011
Relationship: Supervised lawyer

Supervising Ms. Lee was a delight because she thinks and shines outside the box. For example, rather than struggle with how to beat the isue of "unlawful presence" in a stinging case, she created a presentation that side-stepped the issue and avoided the derogatory finding. Ms. Lee is a relentless advocate. More than often, she plunges ahead when others tell her, "It can't be done." Case in point: an Evangelical minister hired us after his former counsel advised "no way" for his minister visa, for lack of the requisite two-year ministerial experience. But, for God's sake, the minister just wrote and published a 500+ page book on the contemporary merging of religions. Ms. Lee hit the iInternet fast and furious and with the information gathered from that source, established that writing and puiblishing the work on contemporary religions meet the requirements. The Immigration Service granted the minsiter visa withouit even issuing the frequently unsettling "RFE."

Catherine Vais, Immigration Attorney on Jul 15, 2010
Relationship: Worked together on matter

Jennifer is a brilliant and professional immigration attorney. She is very involved in the immigration law community, and always stays abreast of new developments in the law and policy. She truly cares about her clients and it shows.