Attorney Mark Eli Nerenberg

 

 

Objective

My goal is to help my clients – citizens, residents, corporations, businesses, families and individuals here and abroad – to live their lives and conduct their affairs unlimited by United States immigration laws. If I can get the immigration laws to work for you, and support myself and my staff while doing it, I have been a success. I believe in what I do.

Since 1995, I have represented corporations and individuals – information technology firm or psychoanalysit, cultural organization or skating coach – an immigration, naturalization and citizenship matters. Through my efforts, hundreds of people from every continent have become United States citizens, lawful permanent residents, long term residents, investors, or temporary workers in the United States – and made life better for their family’s next generation and for the United States.

 
 
 

Bar Admissions

 
  • New York (1982 -)

  • California (inactive)

 

Committees

 
  • O & P (Artists and Entertainers) Committee, American Immigration Lawyers Association (1991)

  • Pro Bono Committee, New York City Bar Association (2006-2009)

 

Publications

 
  • India Monitor (1995-1997)

  • Immigration Lawyers on the Web (2009)

 

Avocation

 
  • Violinist

 
 

Education

 
  • The Law School, The University of Chicago (1977)

 

Memberships

 
  • American Immigration Lawyers Association (1985 – )

  • New York State Bar Association (2011 – )

 

Professional Life

 
  • San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation (1978)

  • Jackson & Hertogs, San Francisco (1978)

  • Wormser, Kiely, Galef & Jacobs, New York (1982-1992)

  • Law Offices of C. Steven Horn, New York (1992-1995)

 

The Rug and the Parchment

 

Hanging on my wall are a Navajo rug woven by Teec Nos Pos Indians in the 1950’s and a framed parchment hand-lettered by a legal scribe in England in 1761. The Navajo rug reminds me that anyone who did not immigrate descended from someone who did (even Native Americans, who crossed a land bridge from Asia). And the legal document fixes my mind on the imported legal system we try to use (imperfectly) to decide who will immigrate next.

 
 
 

Contact

 

Phone: (212) 779-9230

Fax: 212 779 9325

mark@menvisalaw.com

 
 
 
 

Contact Mark E. Nerenberg Today

 
 
 

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Tel: (212) 779-9230

 

825 West End Avenue
(at 100th Street)
Suite 1-K
New York, NY 10025

*By appointment only*

 
 
 

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