Robert Roy Klein

I own and operate Klein Immigration. I am an immigration attorney with years of experience helping individuals and businesses with their visa applications and representing asylum seekers in court. I’ve helped professionals, engineers, physicians, artists, stage actors, and physicists, and many others in many different and varied fields with their employment-based visas. I’ve also helped asylum seekers for their asylum interviews and have represented them in court proceedings. I’ve filed appeals with the BIA and with the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. I’m a litigator and a fighter. I can help you and those you know and love. I understand the importance of family, of working to make a better life for yourself and your family, and of the need for global mobility.

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Immigration Law

Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas

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Missouri

The Missouri Bar

ID Number: 71041

Since 2018

9th Circuit

Since 2019

Associate Attorney

Telleria, Telleria & Levy LLP

2019 - Current

Principal Attorney

Klein Immigration, A Law Corporation

2019 - Current

Associate Attorney

Apex Law Firm, APC

2019 - 2019

Associate Attorney

Partners Law Group Inc.

2015 - 2018

Santa Clara University School of Law

J.D. (2015)

2011 - 2015

The Missouri Bar  # 71041

Member

Current

American Immigration Lawyers Association

Member

2019 - Current

Q. Does the aggravated speed violation have an effect on immigration, asylum pending application?

November 22, 2020

A: No, a misdemeanor nor a petty offense will not have any effect on your asylum. However, the USCIS officer (or judge if in court) will ask about it, so bring any documents you have that show what happened and that it was reduced.

Q. Unable to obtain certified copies of disposition due to court only keeping for 5 yrs, what are other options?

November 22, 2020

A: Also, the letter from the clerk would need to be certified. Go back to the court and have the clerk stamp it, which usually costs.

Q. How can I immigrate to the USA from Japan even if I am currently a long term resident here?

November 22, 2020

A: The docs listed on USCIS are the docs that they'll need. You can also search the web for other websites that list docs to submit. However, if you're coming to the US on an EB3 or even an H1B, the employer would be the one responsible for filing the petition.

I would begin looking for Japanese owned companies and look in Japanese communities. They would be more open to bringing in immigrants, particularly ones who speak Japanese. Also, you could look in another community for any other language that you speak. It would probably be a lot easier if you came to the US first, such as on an H1B.