The John Lennon documentary LENNONYC was broadcast on PBS-Channel 13 on Monday, November 22 at 9 P.M., as part of their “American Masters” series. Leon Wildes, who served as immigration attorney to both John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono during their historic battle to remain in the United States permanently, participated in the making of this… Continue reading Leon Wildes Appears in “LENNONYC” on PBS

Managing Partner Michael Wildes was joined recently by attorneys Christopher Basaman and Andrew Drozdowski to offer an immigration workshop for the international students of Yeshiva University.  The Wildes & Weinberg teamed addressed a wide variety of topics related to foreign-born students including F-1 visa compliance, Optional Practical Training and the “Cap Gap.” This recent seminar… Continue reading Wildes & Weinberg Attorneys Conduct Immigration Workshop at Yeshiva University

Michael Wildes was seen this past weekend with Yoko Ono and Michael Moore at the New York City screening of LENNONYC, the John Lennon documentary. His father, Leon Wildes, served immigration counsel to John Lennon and Yoko Ono in the 1970s, and was interviewed for the documentary.  Read more about our representation of John Lennon.

Immigration Law Firm Signs Dayana Mendoza as Client NEW YORK, NY, December 3, 2009—Wildes & Weinberg is pleased to announce that immigration lawyer and Mayor of Englewood, NJ, Michael Wildes has been hired as legal counsel to Dayana Mendoza, Miss Universe 2008. Wildes will be assisting Mendoza, born in Venezuela, in securing a green card… Continue reading Wildes & Weinberg P.C. to Serve Counsel to Miss Universe 2008

Wildes & Weinberg is representing Frumet Teitelbaum, an Israeli national whose U.S. citizen husband, Rabbi Leibish Teitelbaum, was killed in the Mumbai terror attacks in 2008, Michael Wildes, Managing Partner, recently announced. Ms. Teitelbaum was stopped by US Customs and Border Protection agents at Kennedy Airport after flying in from Israel on Feb. 5 to see… Continue reading Wildes & Weinberg Representing Spouse of U.S. Terror Victim

Managing Partner Michael Wides is pleased to announce that the firm is handling the U.S. Immigration needs of Kaden Xu, professional table tennis athlete/ping pong player. As an elite professional player, top-ranked U.S. competitor, and high-level coach, Kaden Xu is widely recognized as an explosive, right-handed offensive “two-winged looper”.   Kaden was born in China and… Continue reading Our Representation of Kaden Xu, Nationally Ranked Professional Table Tennis Athlete

Federal Court and Appeals Experienced Federal Immigration Attorneys Fighting for Your Rights. Decades of federal litigation experience: Our attorneys bring over 60 years of combined expertise to every immigration appeal, from BIA motions to arguments before federal circuit courts. Thorough case preparation: Every appeal is built on deep legal analysis, anticipation of the government’s position,… Continue reading Appeals New

EB-5 Investor Visa Experienced Attorneys for EB-5 Investor Visa Applications. Strategic legal guidance: Our attorneys approach every EB-5 case with a thorough understanding of investment requirements, regional center structures, and USCIS adjudication standards. Comprehensive case management: From initial eligibility review through conditional residence and petition removal, every stage of your case is handled by an… Continue reading EB-5 Investors New

Family Immigration Lawyers When borders stand between you and the people you love, every single day apart can feel like forever. Wildes & Weinberg P.C. has spent more than 60 years keeping families together in the United States, and yours could be next. Schedule Your Consultation Today Making Family-Based Immigration Less Complicated Bringing a spouse,… Continue reading Family Based Immigration New

Managing Partner Michael Wildes assists Israeli military IDF commander Yitzhack Schwartz, who is being treated in the United States, with U.S. Immigration needs Pro Bono. Israeli military IDF commander, gravely wounded after being struck by a sniper’s bullet during the conflict in Gaza, healing is measured not only by medical progress—but by time. To learn… Continue reading Our Pro Bono Representation of Wounded Soldier – When Time Means Hope