Best Immigration Attorneys in Jamestown

Smith & Garg is one of Missouri's premier immigration law firms serving clients throughout central Missouri, including Jamestown. Founding attorney Dan Smith has built a reputation for exceptional success in complex immigration cases, particularly in family-based petitions and deportation defense. The firm maintains a 95%+ approval rate for marriage-based green cards and has successfully handled hundreds of citizenship applications. Clients consistently praise their responsive communication and thorough case preparation. The firm is AV-rated and both principals are members of the American Immigration Lawyers Association with impeccable bar standing.

Mark Krieghauser is a highly respected immigration attorney with over 25 years of experience serving clients throughout Missouri, including the Jamestown area. His practice focuses heavily on employment-based immigration with exceptional success rates for H-1B, L-1, and EB-1 petitions. The firm has handled thousands of successful immigration cases and maintains strong relationships with USCIS and consular offices. Krieghauser is consistently recognized in Super Lawyers and has an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell. Client reviews highlight his strategic approach to complex immigration matters and personalized attention to each case.

Divya Parikh has established one of Missouri's highest-rated immigration practices, known for exceptional client satisfaction and successful outcomes in humanitarian immigration cases. Her firm serves clients throughout Missouri, including Jamestown, with particular expertise in asylum, VAWA, and family-based petitions. Parikh maintains a near-perfect approval rate for naturalization applications and has successfully represented clients in removal proceedings before immigration courts. She is an active member of AILA and received the Missouri Bar's Pro Bono Wall of Fame recognition. Clients consistently praise her compassionate approach and aggressive representation in complex immigration matters.