West Palm Beach Immigration Lawyer

Bilingual EN/RU immigration lawyer in West Palm Beach, FL. E-2/EB-5 investor visas, L-1, family green cards — local USCIS office. (305) 315-3425.

Your Immigration Lawyer in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach is the seat of Palm Beach County and a fast-growing financial center, as investment and wealth-management firms expand offices along Florida's southeast coast. It is also home to the area's USCIS field office. At Fitenko Law PLLC, Attorney Ekaterina Fitenko, Esq. brings bilingual (English & Russian) immigration counsel to West Palm Beach, as part of our South Florida and statewide practice.

Where We Serve in West Palm Beach

We represent clients throughout West Palm Beach and the surrounding Palm Beach County area, including ZIP codes 33401, 33405, 33407, and 33409.

What West Palm Beach Means for Your Visa Options

As finance expands and the county economy diversifies, West Palm Beach supports investor visas (E-2, EB-5), L-1 corporate transfers, and a steady base of family-based immigration.

E-2, EB-5 & L-1 Visas

We build E-2, EB-5, and L-1 cases for the professionals and investors relocating to West Palm Beach.

Family Green Cards & Citizenship

We handle family green cards and naturalization for West Palm Beach families.

USCIS Jurisdiction for West Palm Beach

Cases in the West Palm Beach area are served by the West Palm Beach Field Office, which covers Palm Beach County. We confirm your jurisdiction and tailor every filing to it. Everything from consultation to filing can be handled remotely and securely.

Serving the West Palm Beach Community

West Palm Beach is diverse and increasingly international as finance professionals relocate from the Northeast, alongside long-standing Caribbean and Hispanic communities. Russian-speaking clients are served in their language.

West Palm Beach Immigration FAQ

My case interview is in West Palm Beach — can you represent me there?

Yes. The West Palm Beach Field Office serves Palm Beach County, and we prepare you for and represent you through your interview, whether in person or by the applicable process.

I'm relocating my finance career to West Palm Beach — which visa fits?

It depends on your situation — L-1 if your employer transfers you, H-1B or O-1 for specialized talent, or E-2/EB-5 if you invest. We map the best path in your consultation.

How long does naturalization take in Palm Beach County?

Timelines vary with USCIS workload, but N-400 naturalization often runs roughly 8–14 months from filing to oath. We prepare you for each step.

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