Immigration Law Firm – National Immigration Law Group PLLC
Representing immigration clients across Florida, National Immigration Law Group PLLC operates from two offices in the state and is led by immigration attorney Andy Gene Strickland. The primary office sits at 5505 38th Ave North in St. Petersburg, FL 33710, with a second location at 1890 South Tamiami Trail, Suite A, in Venice, FL 34293. The firm describes its mission as helping clients establish a realistic path toward U.S. residency and citizenship while guiding them through federal immigration processes and ensuring required documentation is completed correctly.
The practice covers a broad range of immigration matters. Listed services include citizenship and naturalization assistance, green card applications, deportation and removal defense, and E-2 investor visa representation. Additional practice areas include asylum law, humanitarian parole, U visa eligibility for crime victims, family-based immigration through Form I-130, National Interest Waivers, and adjustment of status or green cards obtained through marriage. The firm also handles non-immigrant visa interview waivers and motions to reopen immigration cases.
Strickland is described on the site as a top-rated and experienced immigration lawyer focused on protecting client rights, completing forms accurately, filing in a timely manner, and managing applications properly. The firm states it is dedicated to providing people with information on how to meet the requirements of United States immigration laws.
Clients in both St. Petersburg and Venice can reach the firm directly: the St. Petersburg office at 1-727-323-8188 and the Venice office at 1-941-447-2885. Email contact is available at andy@immigrationgroup.us. The firm offers free case evaluations and free consultations. Its website also publishes blog content on immigration topics, including Ukrainian immigration options, COVID-19 travel restrictions, and asylum procedures, giving prospective clients background reading on current immigration questions affecting Florida residents.