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Tom Youngjohn, Attorney at Law, has limited his practice to immigration law since 1996,
winning, among other things, numerous appeals of cases which other immigration attorneys have lost.

The Washington Post "quote of the day" for 04/24/01, from US Immigration spokeswoman Karen Koushaar, on immigration law:
"Immigration is a mystery and a mastery of obfuscation, and the lawyers who can figure it out are worth their weight in gold."

MARRIAGE BASED IMMIGRATION: To find out a bit about marriage based immigration, be it your fiance(e) or your spouse, click on marriage visa. These are Mr. Youngjohn's favorite cases.
DEPORTATION/REMOVAL: If you or a relative are in removal ("deportation") proceedings, click on removal/deportation to see the kind of highly effective representation Mr. Youngjohn has been able to provide foreign nationals trying to remain in the US. Mr. Youngjohn has won DOZENS of removal/deportation cases. Mr. Youngjohn has also won numerous removal/deportation/asylum cases working for other immigration attorneys paying for Mr. Youngjohn's unique assistance.

Tom Youngjohn, while not completely a vegetarian himself, is a born again Christian (recently baptized into the Seventh-day Adventist Church), and a proud member of the Christian Vegetarian Association. Free membership and recipes are available at
www.christianveg.com (See also

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The Immigration and Naturalization Service has changed it's name. It is now "USCIS," United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. It is controlled by the Department of Homeland Security, "DHS". The Department of Homeland Security ("DHS") was not created to be user-friendly. The DHS was not created to help foreign nationals. The DHS was created to protect Americans. Immigration lawyers have a professional bias to try to help foreign nationals with their immigration status. Tom Youngjohn, attorney, pictured above, has practiced immigration law almost exclusively since 1996, and likes helping foreign nationals.

To find out a bit about marriage based immigration, be it your fiance(e) or your spouse, click on marriage visa.
If you or a relative are in removal ("deportation") proceedings, click on removal/deportation to see the kind of highly effective representation Mr. Youngjohn has been able to provide foreign nationals trying to remain in the US. Of course, every case is different, and while Mr. Youngjohn has won dozens and dozens of removal/deportation hearings, he may win or may not win your hearing.
To find out about getting a "green card" (lawful permanent residence) through your job, by having your employer sponsor you in a field where there is a demonstrable shortage of US workers, (hard to do with industry layoffs), click on Labor Certification, the first step in the process.

Tom Youngjohn, a full member of the AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAWYERS ASSOCIATION ("AILA"), was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the State of Washington in 1994. Mr. Youngjohn has practiced immigration law almost exclusively since the beginning of 1996. A member not only of the Washington State Bar Association, but also of Federal District Court and U.S. Court of Appeals bars, Mr. Youngjohn is allowed to practice before the Immigration and Naturalization Service throughout all 50 United States. Mr. Youngjohn has won many deportation and removal hearings before the United States Immigration Judges in the State of Washington, as well winning a number of appeals in United States Federal District Court, Board of Immigration Appeals, and AILA. While Mr. Youngjohn finds deportation ("removal") cases rewarding and exciting, he also enjoys the relative calm involved in preparing and filing "affirmative" applications based on family or employment.. Mr. Youngjohn has been an invited guest speaker on his immigration practice at Seattle University School of Law and judges moot court competitions as well.