Best Immigration Attorneys in Koyuk

As Alaska's only nonprofit organization dedicated exclusively to immigration legal services, AIJP has served remote communities across Alaska for over two decades. They have extensive experience working with Alaska Native communities and rural populations, providing critical immigration services through remote consultations and community outreach. Their attorneys have successfully handled complex cases including asylum for indigenous community members, family reunification, and deportation defense with remarkable success rates. They offer sliding scale fees and pro bono services for qualifying clients.

Dan Johnson is a highly respected immigration attorney with over 15 years of experience serving clients throughout Alaska, including remote communities. He specializes in employment-based immigration, particularly for healthcare professionals and skilled workers needed in rural Alaska. His practice also handles family-based petitions and naturalization cases. With numerous successful PERM labor certifications, H-1B visas, and family-based green card approvals, he has built a strong reputation for meticulous case preparation and responsive client service. He regularly serves clients in rural Alaska through virtual consultations.

Margaret Stock is a nationally recognized immigration attorney and MacArthur "Genius" Fellow with three decades of immigration law experience. She founded the American Immigration Lawyers Association's Alaska Chapter and has extensive experience serving remote Alaskan communities. Her practice handles complex immigration matters including military naturalization, employment-based visas for rural employers, and citizenship issues. She has successfully represented clients before USCIS, immigration courts, and federal courts, with particular expertise in cases involving Alaska Native communities and cross-border issues. Her firm regularly serves clients throughout rural Alaska via remote consultations.