Is Your Firm Run By Attorneys Or Visa Consultants?

Enterline and Partners is run by licensed U.S. attorneys.

What Is The Difference Between An Immigration Attorney And Immigration Consultant Or Agent?

The difference between the two is enormous. An immigration attorney is a licensed professional who is regulated by a Bar Association. An attorney has also graduated from law school and has passed a legal licensing examination and is required to follow a very strict code of ethics so as to best represent their clients. An immigration consultant or agent is unlicensed and is not bound by the same rules of professional responsibility as an attorney. Furthermore, because attorney’s are regulated by their Bar Association, they have a standard to follow which provides clients with protection should an issue arise.

What Type Of U.S. Immigration Cases Do You Handle?

Enterline and Partners handles a wide range of family, business, investment and educational immigration cases.

If I Hire You After The Consultation, How Much Are Your Fees?

Professional fees will depend on the complexity of your case. The fees will be discussed during the consultation session.

Do You Guarantee Results?

As licensed attorneys, we are unable to guarantee you any results. The only thing we can guarantee is that we will work hard and do our very best in representing you in your case.

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Trump Administration Issues Executive Order Requiring Alien Registration Requirement

As posted on the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) website, on January 20, 2025, President Trump issued Executive Order (“EO”) 14159, “Protecting the American People Against Invasion”. The EO directs the Department of Homeland Security (“DHS”) to ensure that aliens comply with their duty to register with the government. Failure to comply with the registration requirement is treated as a civil and criminal enforcement priority. The DHS requires that, with limited exceptions, all aliens 14 years of age or older who were not registered and fingerprinted (if required) when applying for a U.S. visa, and who remain in the United States for 30 days or longer, must apply for registration and fingerprinting. Similarly, parents and legal guardians of aliens below the age of 14 must ensure that those child aliens are registered. Within 30 days of reaching his or her 14th birthday, all previously registered aliens must apply for re-registration

CDC Removes COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement for Immigrant Visa Applicants

Effective March 11, 2025, The United States Center for Disease Control (“CDC”) has removed from the technical instructions to panel physicians the requirement that immigrant visa applicants receive the COVID-19 vaccination. Panel physicians will no longer determine that an immigrant visa applicant is ineligible for travel based on their failure to receive, or otherwise document, their vaccination against COVID-19. Based on CDC’s updated guidance to panel physicians, which is inline with the recent United States Citizenship and Immigration Services policy, Embassies and Consulates will no longer refuse an immigrant visa application for failure to present documentation that they received the COVID-19 vaccination. Applicants whose medical exams are unexpired and otherwise still valid for travel to the United States, and whom a consular officer previously found ineligible based solely on the applicant’s failure to establish vaccination against COVID-19, may have a new medical exam issued by the panel physician without a

USCIS Proposes to Collect Social Media Handles on Immigration Forms

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) issued a 60-day notice and comment on a proposal to collect information pertaining to social-media handles and associated social media platform names from applicants in an effort to verify identification, streamline public safety screening and related inspections. The proposal, which was published in the Federal Register on March 5, 2025, is in line with President Donald Trump’s January 20, 2025 Executive Order, “Protecting the United States from Foreign Terrorists and Other National Security and Public Safety Threat” which directs the implementation of uniform vetting procedures. The USCIS will accept comments to the proposed rule until May 5, 2025. If the proposed rule officially becomes part of USCIS vetting standards, it will follow the U.S. Department of State 2019 rule which requires U.S. visa applicants to disclose their social media handles and other social media related information on their DS-160 Nonimmigrant Online Visa

March 12, 2025

My wife and I cannot overstate our gratitude to Ryan Barshop, and his assistant, Maricar. After taking on our case, a rare consular filing, he immediately and skillfully guided us through the complex process that resulted in my wife receiving a CR-1 visa.

An exceptional attorney and consummate professional, Ryan has an encyclopedic knowledge of immigration law. He kept us informed along every step of the way, and Maricar helped us keep track of our many documents and appointments. Their handling of our case changed our lives. The costs were extremely reasonable, and included far more than I would have imagined.

I have and will continue to recommend Attorney Ryan to anyone without hesitation. Ryan and Maricar, thank you for everything!

My wife and I are writing to express our deepest gratitude for your outstanding representation in my wife's immigration process to the United States and eventually her becoming an American citizen. Our Attorney Ryan Barshop and his team provided their expertise and dedication which have only been instrumental in achieving a successful outcome. It all started with my wife applying for a visa to come to the United States while living in Vietnam and only 3-years later her being sworn in as an American citizen. It's all due to the hard work of Ryan and his team. Your unwavering support and professionalism won our case and we are immensely thankful for your hard work and commitment and today my wife is an American citizen. We are forever thankful.

Best Regards,

Ron and Huyen Schroeder

We hired Enterline to assist with the paperwork for my wife’s immigrant visa.

Ryan and Leah guided us through the process. My wife recently passed her visa interview at the US Consulate with flying colors.

We plan to keep Ryan and Leah on board up to and through my wife’s naturalization. They answered all of our questions and assisted us when we reached important milestones in our case.

It’s well worth the money spent to have things done correctly the first time!

My husband, my mom, and I truly appreciate your professional and friendly service! Mr. Ryan and Ms. Leah responded timely and professionally to many of our questions, concerns and helped us file a few cases for my family members. They walked us through all steps, prepared all documents, provided guidance and tips up to the date of the interview, and all the way till my mom arrived in the U.S. Huge bonus is my husband, and I can focus on our regular jobs and not having to worry about messing up the paperwork if we were to do it ourselves! My mom recently received her Immigration Visa and arrived safe and sounds. My other family members are still waiting. We will use their service and expertise again in the future. The attorney we used many years back retired, so he referred attorney Ryan Barshop to us. I will highly recommend Ryan to family and friends.

Mr. Ryan is very knowledgeable and his assistant Leah is also amazing. I especially enjoy working with Enterline and Partners because everyone is so friendly. I didn't have to leave Vietnam during my spousal petition because I chose to stay with my family throughout the process. Mr. Ryan assisted me in establishing the intent to domicile and allow my husband to get a visa without any issues. I don't think I could do it without them.

David and his assistant Leah helped us successfully navigate the labyrinth of US immigration law. I greatly doubt we could have handled that confusing mess ourselves. They painstakingly took us through the many, MANY steps of the process. (You will be astonished how many steps there are!) At one point, our petition was stuck because I’ve been living and working in Vietnam for the last 17 years and so had no cut-and-dried domicile in the States. David was able to solve the problem by explaining our situation to an official higher up the chain of command. We would still be stuck there if it wasn’t for him. My wife received her immigration visa a few days ago. I give David and Leah my highest recommendation.

We are very happy to find an U.S attorney with office in Vietnam. David and Ryan are very professional. They explained all the difficult questions that other agencies couldn't give us. They contacted with the embassy on our behalf during covid. We wouldn't know what to do without them. Thank you for all their hard work, my husband got his green card and we now moved to America. Highly recommend them

As a fellow immigration attorney, I can attest to David Enterline's expertise and know-how. He is professional in all aspects and has great relationships with his clients. I know from personal experience that he always goes above and beyond to get the job done. He has a talent for explaining complex and confusing concepts in a very straightforward manner. I wouldn't hesitate in recommending his services or his team for whatever immigration matter you may have. You will be in good hands!

Ryan and Leah helped us get thru our K1 process during a very difficult time period with Covid. We had to transfer our case back and forth between embassies several times due to the world situation of 2020, 2021 and 2022. All the way thru the process, they did exactly as we asked, after providing us with the best advice they could give. Lastly, after a flight delay which prevented my fiancé from meeting Leah at the office, of course on the day before her interview, Leah hand delivered a package to her at the hotel helping to prepare for the interview. The interview went almost flawlessly, with my fiancé's visa being delivered within a few days. Thanks to Ryan and Leah for their fantastic support all thru the process.

As a US attorney myself, I have high standards and expectations of other attorneys. I give Enterline & Partners highest marks for competency, expertise and communications. Have been very happy with advice given to me in the past, have referred clients to them and will continue to do so in the future

US Immigration Law is vast and complex, and it's crucial to have a knowledgably attorney to help guide through every step of the way. I find that here at Enterline and Partners – especially David A. Enterline, Esq. Attorney Enterline is an expert in the EB5 field. He has appeared in numerous EB5 panels at conferences. I would trust him and his team to handle your important immigration matters. David A. Enterline, Esq. has helped guided me through a very complex EB5 case in the past and got it approved. I would highly recommend him and his team.

My family has experienced Enterline's service and we fell very satisfied. We will introduce this company to our relatives and friends. Many thanks to Enterline's Team.

Very thorough and professional in their work. Excellent knowledge of the process. I recommend them strongly.

The company gave me a great experience, prestige, quality, professionalism. I was extremely lucky to have help and prepare all the documents from the company. I passed the interview and got the job. Visa after 3 days of interview. I have succeeded beyond my imagination. I sincerely thank the company and wish the company health, peace, luck, and great success in life and work.

Chad and I highly appreciate the Law Office's professional working style, responsibility and efforts. You helped us reunite in America and we have a happy marriage. Sincerely thank you all!

Thank you Mr.Ryan and Assistant Ms. Anh for helping my husband and I complete our US immigration documents. Thanks to the support of the lawyer's office, we completed the documents and were able to enter the US.

My family had a very frank discussion with the lawyer. We appreciate the clear advice and information about the US visa that the family is looking for.

Thank you Mr.David for helping my husband and I fulfill our American dream. Even though we were denied many legal issues, thanks to the support of the law office, we were still able to enter the US under immigration status couple .

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