Compassionate and Professional Immigration Law Firm

Catherine Reynolds has over 25 years of remarkable success practicing as an immigration attorney and representing clients with matters at USCIS, at U.S. Consulates overseas, and clients in immigration court, at the Board of Immigration Appeals, and at federal U.S. Courts of Appeals. She has years of experience and a deep knowledge of the intricacies of the ever-changing immigration policies that she brings to every client. She is able to analyze an individual's immigration history or a difficult immigration case to provide practical advice either to the prospective individual client, or to a company considering sponsoring an employee. 

Catherine has an excellent reputation in her field and among her legal peers. She is dedicated and involved in the Immigration Bar, speaking at conferences, chairing immigration association committees, meeting and liaising with government officers, and advocating for fair immigration laws on Capitol Hill. 

For businesses Catherine Reynolds represents a variety of employers and capable of advising on a wide range of business-related immigration matters. She represents employers sponsoring employees and prospective employees, either to be hired, transferred, or retained for employment in the United States. Catherine is well-versed on advising the best and most efficient route for either temporary (non-immigrant) or permanent (immigrant) employment. She has an excellent success rate for such petitions involving H-1Bs, E-2s, L-1As, O-1As, O-1Bs, NIWs, Extraordinary Ability EB1 visas, and Multinational EB1 visas. She also advises on employer compliance particularly related to I-9 records and employee work authorization in the U.S. 

For individuals and families Catherine has the depth of experience to strategize on what immigration option will serve the client's best interest so that their case will have the best chance of approval. Catherine has extensive years of experience with marriage-based cases and interviews and the sponsorship process from overseas. She has an excellent track record for asylum seekers and those seeking humanitarian relief, such as TPS, DACA, and Parole, or those in need of an immigration waiver. Catherine provides in depth advice to those permanent residents seeking to Naturalize to become a U.S. citizen, including those who may have a complicated immigration history.  The immigration process can be complicated and lengthy, and Catherine is able to help her clients decide which option is the safest approach to avoid unnecessary delays, or denials.  She keeps abreast of the changes of immigration policies and procedures in order to update clients and guide them throughout their immigration journey. 

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

• American Immigration Lawyers Association
• AILA D.C. Executive Committee 2013 – 2018
• Maryland State Bar Association
• American Bar Association
  

ATTORNEY BAR ADMISSIONS

• Court of Appeals of Maryland
• US District Court for the District of Maryland
• US Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit
• US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit