Slowik & Robinson immigration lawyers

Slowik & Robinson, LLC is a boutique law firm practicing primarily in the areas of immigration law and employment law. Our lawyers have big firm expertise in these specialties, but strive to deliver personalized client services at a more economical cost. Our firm serves the immigration law needs of businesses and individuals located throughout the U.S.


We gladly offer initial telephone consultations for potential new clients who cannot meet with us in person. We accept all major credit cards. Our firm offers fluency in Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, French and Spanish. Please call 614-884-4800 (800-296-8479) or e-mail info@s-r-law.com today to schedule a consultation.


250 East Broad Street
Suite 250
Columbus, OH. 43215
Ph: 614.884.4800
Fax: 614.884.4801


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Recently, the House of Representatives and the Senate have proposed
two important bills that would dramatically change immigration laws in
the U.S., altering the historic preference system and emphasis on
family unity to a system based on our nation's economic interests.
These proposed changes are intended to offer improved security of our
nation's borders, possible avenues for legalization for foreign
nationals currently in the U.S. who do not have legal status to live
and work here, new visa categories for temporary workers, increased
penalties for criminal aliens and future immigration law violators,
the creation of a new system for employers to effectively identify
foreign nationals lawfully permitted to work in the U.S. among other
changes to the current law. One of the most important proposed changes
in the immigration law in the Senate's bill "Border Security and
Immigration Reform Act of 2007" would drastically change
employment-based and family-based immigration by eliminating and
reconfiguring the preference categories and replace the current
employment-based preference green card system with a merits-based
points system.

Please note that the proposed bills are being debated at this time and
we do not yet know what the final immigration bill will look like, so
changes to these measures will certainly take place. President Bush
has stated he wants to have a final bill on his desk for signing into
law sometime in August 2007. If you would like to know more about
possible changes in immigration law and how you might be impacted,
please contact the attorneys at Slowik & Robinson, LLC.