Best Immigration Attorneys in Underhill Center

Scott Stevens is one of Vermont's most highly-regarded immigration attorneys with over 15 years of dedicated immigration law practice. He maintains a perfect 5.0 rating across multiple review platforms with clients consistently praising his expertise in complex family-based petitions, employment visas, and naturalization cases. Admitted to the Vermont Bar and practicing exclusively in immigration law, Stevens has successfully handled hundreds of cases including EB-5 investor visas, H-1B specialty occupation petitions, and family reunification cases. His practice is known for personalized attention and high success rates with USCIS applications.

Jennifer Roux leads the immigration practice at Gravel & Shea, one of Vermont's most established law firms. With over two decades of immigration law experience, she specializes in business and employment-based immigration, representing corporations, educational institutions, and individual professionals. Her practice includes H-1B, L-1, TN, O-1 visas, and PERM labor certifications. Roux is highly rated for her strategic approach to complex immigration matters and maintains excellent standing with the Vermont Bar Association. Clients consistently report high satisfaction with her thorough case preparation and successful outcomes in employment-based petitions.

Peter Langrock and his firm have been serving Vermont's immigration needs for over four decades, with one of the most comprehensive immigration practices in the state. The firm handles a wide range of immigration matters including family-based petitions, asylum cases, deportation defense, and citizenship applications. With extensive experience in federal immigration courts and before USCIS, Langrock's team has successfully represented clients in complex removal proceedings and humanitarian cases. The firm maintains excellent bar standing and is known for its commitment to client-centered representation, particularly in difficult asylum and family reunification cases serving the broader Vermont community.