Reza Athari, Mills & Fink, PLLCA multijurisdictional Law Firm  specializing in Immigration and Nationality Law in Las Vegas Nevada. We are a multi-jurisdictional law office and our main office is located in Las Vegas. Our immigration lawyers in Las Vegas and Utah can represent individuals or businesses throughout the United States and around the globe. Our immigration attorneys in Las Vegas and Utah have extensive experience in all aspects of immigration law. Our immigration attorneys in Las Vegas and Utah can help with cases such as obtaining green cards, naturalization, asylum, removal/deportation defense, and business or temporary visas. Our firm can also assist you with family law, criminal defense, and personal injury cases in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

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• Our first consultation is free / Nuestra primera consulta esgratis 

• Green Cards and Family based petitions / Peticiones familares y tarjetas de residencia

• Citizenship / Ciudadania

• Work Visas / Visas de Trabajo

• Asylum / Asilo

• Bond Service Nationwide / Fianzas de inmigracion en cualquier parte de Estados Unidos

• Deportation / Deportaciones 

• Office you will always speak to an attorney / En nuestra oficina siempre hablara con un abogado

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Reza Athari is a Certified specialist - Immigration and Nationality Law, State Bar of California - Board of Legal Specialization. He provides immigration and other federal law-based services in Las Vegas and throughout the United States. With his broad international experiences, he can be your primary source in immigration and international matters. He practices in all areas of immigration law. Some examples are: 
 

• Deportation and Removal Proceedings at Immigration Courts

• Immigration Bond Reduction

• Asylum

• Non-immigrant Employment-based Visas such as H-1B, TN, E or L categories

• Immigrant Employment-based Visas such as Labor Certificates, Multinational Executive, Investment Visas, etc.

• Immigrant and Non-immigrant Religious Workers Visas

• Consular Processing

• Family-based Petitions

• Naturalization and Citizenship