Harvey Zeytuntsyan

Harvey's practice focuses on employment based and "talent-based" immigrant and non-immigrant matters. Harvey works with scientists, engineers, researchers, professors, inventors, as well as professional artists in the performing or fine arts, professional musicians, and athletes, to explore their immigration options, and to prepare and file their application or petition. Harvey helps companies as well as individuals in self-sponsored (self-petitioned) cases. In the course of his practice, he has learned about the research and general science involved in: nanotechnology, renewables, sustainable manufacturing, next-generation electronics, drug discovery, medicinal chemistry, chemical engineering, advanced materials and coatings, 3D computer animation, engineering simulations, and microfluidics. He enjoys learning deeply about the work and accomplishments of talented individuals so that he may passionately advocate for their cases. Harvey is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers' Association (AILA). Harvey earned a J.D. at the University of San Diego, School of Law, where he was a co-chair in the Diversity Committee. He earned a B.A. from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) where he concentrated on social psychology and public policy. Prior to his time at UCLA, he helped conduct laboratory research at the University of Southern California (USC) Pharmaceutical Sciences Center. In his leisure time, he enjoys being outdoors and active through running, hiking, and kayaking.

California

Since 2013

Massachusetts

Since 2016

Member

American Immigration Lawyer Association

2013 - Current

Member

American Bar Association

2010 - Current

University of San Diego School of Law

J.D. (2013)

University of California - Los Angeles

B.A. (2009)

Excellence for the Future, Corporate Innovation and Legal Policy

CALI

2013

When Professional Artists Can Petition for a Green Card Without a Job Offer

NOLO, Legal Publications

June, 2015

Application Process for U.S. Green Card in Category EB-2 with National Interest Waiver

NOLO, Legal Publications

February, 2015

If Your Work or Expertise Will Greatly Benefit The U.S., Can You Seek a Green Card Without A Job?

NOLO, Legal Publications

February, 2015

Qualify for Either an H-1B or O-1 Visa? How to Choose

NOLO, Legal Publications

February, 2015

When a Scientist Can Petition for a Green Card Based On Talent, With No Job Offer

NOLO, Legal Publications

January, 2015

Career Paths & Immigration, Cambridge

May 5, 2015

An overview of immigration options available for training before, during, and after pursuit of a degree along with common temporary work visas and talent-based immigration visas (EB-1, EB-2 with National Interest Waiver, NIW).