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	Eric Schultz Sacks, Kolken & Schultz 1320 Statler Towers Buffalo, NY 14202 (716) 854-1541

	Eric W. Schultz is a partner with the law firm of Sacks, Kolken & Schultz, which has its offices in Buffalo, New York. Eric concentrates his practice exclusively in the area ...More

Areas of Practice	Immigration Law
States of Practice	New York
Additional Information	Eric W. Schultz is a partner with the law firm of Sacks, Kolken & Schultz, which has its offices in Buffalo, New York. Eric concentrates his practice exclusively in the area of United States immigration law, and represents businesses seeking to expand into the United States or employ non-U.S. citizens, as well as individuals seeking to temporarily or permanently reside and work in the United States. In addition, Eric and his firm are actively involved in immigration-related litigation, both in Immigration Courts and in U.S. Federal Courts. Eric has represented clients in criminal-related and immigration violation matters, as well as in areas involving relief such as waivers and asylum.

Eric Schultz has answered 29 questions with LawGuru Answers

4/12/06, 2:38 pm Options for a Canadian. I have been in the USA for 8 months now (...
2 answers United States | Wisconsin | Immigration Law

3/02/06, 8:18 am Family based greencards Our daughter who is a us citizen is going...
2 answers United States | Kentucky | Immigration Law

3/01/06, 2:47 pm Got a section 245 on an I485 adjustment interview Hi, I have b...
3 answers United States | New York | Immigration Law

4/26/02, 5:54 pm I-130 petition for a relative My father will fill out the I-485 f...
2 answers United States | Florida | Immigration Law

4/10/02, 9:49 am AOS w/ Arrest, I-94W and Expunged Record I married a Norwegian ci...
2 answers United States | Georgia | Immigration Law

4/10/02, 1:36 am Breaking Green Card Agreement with my Employer I am just to file ...
2 answers United States | Massachusetts | Immigration Law

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