Arvian Law Firm
Immigration is not just about navigating through a complex legal system; it represents a beacon of hope for individuals in search of improved prospects and security. One individual who stands out in this arena is Vitalii Maliuk, the brains behind Arvian Law Firm LLC in Irvine, California. Maliuk, drawing from his own profound understanding of the immigrant journey, and his team are revolutionizing the practice of immigration law through their progressive and empathetic methods.
Maliuk’s Personal Experience As An Immigrant
A native and resident of Ukraine, Maliuk’s path to becoming an immigration attorney in the United States first began with an immigration story of his own. Several years after practicing civil litigation in Ukraine, he made the bold move to immigrate to the US. While he experienced cultural and financial challenges in pursuing his law degree from Washington University in St. Louis School of Law it did not deter him from later passing the Missouri Bar Exam.
These real life experiences gave Maliuk firsthand knowledge and familiarity not only with the complexity of immigration but also the emotional toll it places on individuals. They are what triggered a passion in him to help others through similar processes, laying the framework for Arvian Law Firm LLC.
Complex Case Specialist
Arvian Law Firm has built its reputation by taking up the cases others often avoid: detained asylum applicants, emergency appeals, EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, and National Interest Waivers.
Arvian Law Firm is also committed to helping individuals through appeals. Immigration appeals are usually complex, strategic, quick-actioned, and deeply legal in terms of jurisdiction. To the detained client, these appeals might mean deportation versus the attainment of the American dream. Arvian’s team has built a strong track record overturning unfavorable decisions, often against overwhelming odds.
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Life Changing Success Stories
One of the turning points of the firm was an innovator in artificial intelligence who secured an EB-1 visa. “That landmark case showed Arvian’s ability to think out of the box and make creative legal arguments to get through bureaucratic obstacles, many of which had never been overcome before.” The success changed not only the client’s life but also set a precedent to help other highly qualified professionals in emerging industries.
Other memorable cases of service include representing an asylum applicant who was detained and denied protection. Through rapid action and a well-structured appeal, the firm was able to overturn the result and reunite the client with family, creating a gateway to safety.
Arvian Law Understands Immigrants
What makes Arvian Law Firm unique is its whole team are first-generation immigrants themselves, innately understanding their clients’ needs and struggles. This combination of expertise in law and personal experience means comprehensive support and accessibility of the process.
In the years to come, Vitalii Maliuk has in mind expanding the firm’s services through opening branch offices all over Southern California. He wants more people and families to be represented, but he also wants to make a difference in the entire immigration system. Through the development of practice areas and strategies based on precedent-setting principles and innovative best practices, Arvian Law Firm is in a great position to make the immigration process more efficient and effective for years to come.
Arvian Law Firm’s mission far surpasses that of legal representation. Through innovation, the mentoring of future attorneys specializing in immigration, and very active pro bono service, the firm is stamping a lasting impact in the immigrant community. Their commitment proves that with the right guidance, every immigrant can find a path to success in living in America.
If you or anyone you know is struggling with tough immigration issues, Arvian Law Firm will be here to support and help you fight.
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