Kirsten Crovello focuses her practice on business immigration law. Her clients include corporate entities seeking advice on immigration strategies such as nonimmigrant and immigrant visa eligibility and green card procedures. Her understanding of complex immigration matters combined with her fluency in Spanish makes her an asset to corporations seeking to help foreign nationals navigate the complex U.S. immigration system and obtain work authorization on a temporary or permanent basis.
Kirsten offers experience on a wide range of immigrant and nonimmigrant matters, including L-1A, L-1B, TN, H-1B, O-1, and I-140 National Interest Waiver, Extraordinary Ability, and Outstanding Researcher petitions. She provides strategic insights on responding to complex Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny. In addition to working on petitions and responses, Kirsten offers strategic advisory services to corporate representatives regarding I-9 compliance, the impact of company layoffs on PERM, and strategizes alternative green card pathways for impacted populations. She also provides guidance on green card strategy based on the client’s specific immigration history and any pertinent personal factors including family considerations and max out dates.
Kirsten has provided pro bono assistance drafting affidavits for Afghan refugees in support of their applications for asylum in the United States at asylum clinics hosted by Catholic Charities, New American Pathways, and Georgia Asylum Immigration Network.
Experience
Internships
• Extern, Tahirih Justice Center, 2020
• Legal Intern, City Solicitor of South Fulton, City of South Fulton, Georgia, 2019-2020
• PR and Communications Intern, LEVATUS Wealth Services, 2019
Recognition & Leadership
Professional & Community Involvement
• Member, American Bar Association, 2021-Present
• Member, American Immigration Lawyers Association, 2021-Present
