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Attorney Naresh Gehi  Atty. Naresh M. Gehi
Naresh Gehi is an immigration attorney licensed to practice law in the Eastern and Southern District of New York, and in the State of Connecticut. He is also admitted to the Court of Appeals. Attorney Gehi holds a Master of Laws degree from the University of Georgia, and was employed by former administrative judge, Jeffrey M. Gottlieb, Esq., for approximately six years. During his employment with Mr. Gottlieb, Atty. Gehi learned the art of dealing with complicated immigration cases, including H-1Bs, Labor Certifications, I-140s, I-485s, deportation proceedings, and family-based petitions. In addition, Atty. Gehi maintains an active trial practice, specializing in arguing complex deportation cases. One of Atty. Gehi’s most arduous cases involved a client whose name and birth date matched that of a suspected terrorist. This case ultimately required representation in front of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and led to the client successfully obtaining his green card.

Attorney Gehi is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and is very active with the corporate committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Mr. Gehi has also been a speaker at the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He has lectured attorneys at the American Immigration Lawyers Association in connection with Legal Ethics. 

Law Offices of N.M. Gehi, P.C.

The Law Offices of Naresh M. Gehi, P.C. is conveniently located in Forest Hills, Queens, New York, and provides comprehensive legal services to clients in connection with their immigration needs since its inception in 2002. The Law Offices of N.M. Gehi, P.C. has successfully assisted individuals and corporations from various industries including, but not limited to, information technology, engineering, and healthcare. The law firm keeps pace with the rapidly changing immigration laws and updates its clients with the latest developments in immigration. The firm has a track record in resolving complex matters including corporate immigration and deportation cases before immigration judges.

 

Atty. Gehi recently assisted a client who was involved in deportation proceedings because his a name and birth date matched that of an identified terrorist. This case required Atty. Gehi to deal with FBI Special Agents and other immigration officials. After approximately four years of litigation, Atty. Gehi was successful in resolving this matter and assisting his client in obtaining permanent residence to the United States.

The Law Offices of N.M. Gehi, P.C. deals with immigration matters including: H1B visas, Labor Certifications under PERM, I-140s, I-485s Petitions for Permanent Residence (green card), naturalization and citizenship, consular processing, E visas, L1 visas, B1/B2 business, J-1 exchange visa, J-1 waivers, O-1, P-1, R-1 visas, and family-based petitions such as sponsoring spouses, fiancés, parents, siblings and children. The law firm continually helps computer professionals, nurses, and prospective investors (individuals and corporations) to obtain appropriate visas for foreign nationals. The Law Offices of N.M. Gehi, P.C. has also obtained National Interest waivers for individuals from different professions, including dance teachers, spiritual gurus, etc. Additionally, N.M. Gehi, P.C. has assisted individuals who have suffered from improper legal representation.

A special interactive television session with the public is conducted by the Law Offices of N.M. Gehi through their weekly immigration TV program hosted by Atty. Gehi on ITV Ch. 77, every Tuesday from 6:30 p.m. -7p.m.

The Law Offices of N.M. Gehi, P.C. has a talented and diverse staff and speaks English, Chinese, Indian and Bengali.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to assist individuals and corporations in resolving complex immigration matters.
In essence "When some other lawyers say no, we may say yes".


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