Laurie Woog, Immigration Lawyer is a distinguished immigration law firm based in Union County, New Jersey, specializing exclusively in U.S. immigration and naturalization law. With over 20 years of focused experience, the firm stands out for its strategic counsel, personalized service, and a proven history of successfully handling complex and challenging cases for individuals, families, startups, and established companies both in the U.S. and internationally.
The firm’s approach is defined by individualized attention, meticulous preparation, and a deep understanding of rapidly changing immigration regulations. Laurie Woog, an Ivy League-educated attorney, leverages her specialized expertise to craft persuasive applications for clients in fields such as science, technology, academia, arts, and athletics. The practice operates primarily on a fixed-fee basis, ensuring transparency and allowing clients to communicate freely without concern for incremental charges.
Services Offered
- EB-1 visas for individuals with extraordinary ability in science, business, athletics, or the arts
- EB-1 visas for outstanding researchers/professors
- EB-1 visas for multinational executives or managers
- EB-2 visas through PERM labor certification
- EB-2 National Interest Waivers
- H-1B temporary work visas for specialty occupations
- TN visas
- L-1 visas
- O-1 visas for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement
- R-1 religious worker visas
- F-1 student visas
- Fiancé visas (K-1)
- Marriage-based green cards
- Family-based green cards and petitions
- Adjustment of status
- Consular processing
- PERM labor certification
- I-140 immigrant petitions
- Naturalization and U.S. citizenship applications
- Response to RFEs (Requests for Evidence)
The firm serves clients throughout New Jersey, across the United States, and internationally, offering consultations in person or remotely via phone or email. Laurie Woog is known for her compassionate, ethical service and her ability to provide honest assessments and clear guidance throughout the immigration process.
