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In the Law Office of Alena Shautsova we help our clients to benefit from the U.S. laws. We fight for our clients finding the best solutions for their challenges.

New York Immigration law firm Law Office of Alena Shautsova, P.C. was founded by Alena Shautsova in 2008. Alena Shautsova was the only Russian-speaking Immigration attorney who was also a member of the New York State Bar Association Standing Committee on Immigration. Since the time of its foundation, NYC Immigration lawyer Ms. Shautsova helped thousands of immigrants to achieve their Immigration dream and receive adjustment of status or green card, US citizenship, win an immigrant hardship waiver, receive an immigrant visa, fiancé visa, win their removal proceedings, receive asylum, cancellation of removal, U visa, employment-based visas and adjustment of status, and more. NYC Immigration attorney Alena Shautsova is not afraid to take the most difficult cases.

Since 2016 we Ms. Shautsova has been managing a popular YouTube (@alenashautsova) channel and Facebook (@immigrationlawyerny) page that currently, combined have more than 370K followers. Ms. Shautsova is a frequent guest speaker at the RTVi News channel. She also provides regular Live Facebook and YouTube channel where individuals have a chance to ask their questions for free. Ms. Shautsova is dedicated to serve immigration community. She is an advocate for the Immigration reform and participates in advocacy campaigns arranged by the American Lawyers Association regularly.

Every member of our staff, be it an attorney or an assistant is dedicated to serving our clients with compassion, respect, and professionalism. Call us today to reserve your confidential meeting with Ms. Shautsova at 917-885-2261.

Immigration Services

Asylum
Deportation
Provisional Waiver
Citizenship
Green Cards
Work Visas
Marriage Visas
Business Visa
Litigation

Recent Publications

What Is Habeas Corpus and How to Use It in Immigration Detention Cases
Matter of D-G-B-L-, 29 I&N Dec. 392 (BIA 2026): New Clarification on the Serious Nonpolitical Crime Bar and Duress
USCIS Removes the One-Year Abroad Requirement for R-1 Visa Holders — What It Means for Your Green Card Pathway
VAWA Pathway to a Green Card: How to Prove Shared Residence, Abuse, Legal Marriage, and VAWA-Based Waivers
U.S. Pauses Immigrant Visas for Nationals of 75 Countries Starting January 21, 2026 — What This Means for You
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