Law Office of Andrei Romanenko is a distinguished immigration law practice based in San Francisco, serving clients across all fifty states. Led by a Certified Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law, the firm stands out for its multilingual capabilities, handling complex cases with precision and a client-centered approach. Attorney’s recognition as a Super Lawyers Rising Star and his appointment to the San Francisco Immigrant Rights Commission further underscore his expertise and commitment to immigrant advocacy.
The practice is known for its comprehensive, detail-oriented approach, combining rigorous legal analysis with personalized support. With a background that includes education from Berkeley Law and extensive experience in removal defense, asylum cases, and family-based petitions, the firm effectively serves individuals, families, and professionals navigating the U.S. immigration system. Fluent in six languages—Belarusian, Russian, English, Japanese, Spanish, and Polish—the attorney ensures clear communication and cultural sensitivity for a diverse international clientele.
Services Offered
- Asylum applications and representation
- Immigration fraud defense
- Immigration court representation and removal defense
- Naturalization and citizenship applications
- Permanent residency (Adjustment of Status, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status)
- Green Card Lottery (Diversity Visa) applications
- Change of Status petitions
- L1 Visa for intracompany transfers
- H-1B Visa for specialty occupations
- U Visa for victims of crime
- K-1 Fiancé(e) Visa
- Consular processing
- Notary services
- Deferred Action applications
- Document translation and certification
- Consultations and case evaluations
The firm assists clients nationwide and internationally, with particular focus on the San Francisco Bay Area. Services are available in English, Russian, Spanish, Japanese, Polish, and Belarusian, enhancing accessibility for non-native English speakers. Notable achievements include successful outcomes in complex cases such as cancellation of removal, adjustment of status with prior complications, and naturalization despite challenging backgrounds.
