Immigration
Matters taken.
Marriage & family-based green cards
Adjustment of status and consular processing for spouses and close family — the petition, the evidence, the interview, and everything between.
Family petitions
I-130 petitions for parents, children, and siblings — built as a record, not a form stack, from the first filing.
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
Petitions for minors who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned by a parent — the state court findings that come first, and the federal petition that follows.
Citizenship & naturalization
N-400 applications, eligibility questions, and the path from green card to oath.
O-1 extraordinary ability
Petitions for people at the top of their field — athletes, artists, founders, researchers — where the evidence is the argument.
H-1B specialty occupation visas
Petitions for professional roles requiring specialised knowledge, for both the employer and the employee.
F-1 student visas
Study in the United States — the visa itself, status questions while enrolled, and what comes after graduation.
Business immigration
Solutions for U.S. employers seeking to employ immigrants in the United States or abroad.
Before you call.
Do you take immigration clients outside Tennessee?
Yes. Immigration is federal law, decided by federal agencies rather than state courts. Leen Heresh is licensed in Tennessee and Kentucky, and serves immigration clients nationwide — consultations and casework are handled remotely as easily as in person, with the same preparation either way.
Do you handle the whole case or just the filing?
The scope of representation is agreed in writing before any work begins, so you know from the start exactly what is included and what is not. Whatever that scope covers, it is handled by one attorney from beginning to end.
What languages do you speak?
English and Arabic. Consultations and casework are handled in either.
Start with the strategy.
Bring your situation, your timeline, and your questions. You will leave knowing the honest shape of your case.
Licensed in Tennessee & Kentucky