Immigration Law with Strategy, Strength, and Heart

At PH Law Group, we bring decades of nationwide immigration experience to individuals, families, and businesses seeking trusted legal guidance. Our results speak for themselves—clients turn to us for our consistent success, strategic creativity, and deeply personal approach to every case.

With centrally located offices and a multilingual team—including attorneys fluent in several languages—we proudly serve a diverse client base with complex immigration needs. Whether it’s family-based petitions, employment visas, or asylum and humanitarian relief, we are known for turning challenges into victories. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Our firm is led by a seasoned immigration attorney who crafts each case with precision, innovation, and genuine care. At PH Law Group, your future isn’t just a file on our desk—it’s our mission.

Powerful Immigration Advocacy, Nationwide Reach

PH Law Group is a results-driven immigration law firm with a national presence and a personal touch. We are known for our bold strategies, unwavering commitment, and a track record of success across family, business, and humanitarian immigration. With a multilingual team and centrally located offices, we offer clear, effective legal support tailored to your unique journey.

Who We Are

At PH Law Group, we don’t just practice immigration law—we live it, every day, with purpose and precision. With years of experience handling complex cases across the United States, we’re proud to represent clients from all walks of life, across borders and industries. What sets us apart? A creative legal mind, deep knowledge of evolving immigration policy, and a sincere investment in our clients' success. Our lead attorney takes a hands-on role in every case, combining thoughtful strategy with compassionate service. Our firm is multilingual and multicultural—so whether you're seeking a family-based green card, facing deportation, or launching a business venture in the U.S., we speak your language and understand your goals. With PH Law Group, you're not just hiring a law firm—you're gaining a legal partner who truly cares.

Our Expertise

We specialize in the areas of immigration law that change lives and build futures. Our practice areas include:

Family-Based Immigration: Reuniting loved ones through marriage petitions, parent-child sponsorships, waivers, and more.
Business & Employment Immigration: Helping professionals, entrepreneurs, and employers navigate work visas, investor visas, PERM labor certification, and employment-based green cards.
Asylum & Humanitarian Relief: Advocating fiercely for clients seeking protection from persecution, violence, or hardship in their home countries.

Every case we take on receives the full weight of our experience, strategic thinking, and personal commitment. From first-time filings to complex appeals, we handle each matter with the care it deserves—and the excellence it demands.

MEET OUR FOUNDER

PERTINDERJIT HORA, ESQ.

_Founder & Principal Attorney, PH Law Group_

TRUSTED BY CLIENTS. RESPECTED BY AGENCIES. PROVEN NATIONWIDE.

Pertinderjit Hora is the founder and principal attorney of PH Law Group, a nationally respected immigration law firm dedicated to delivering smart, strategic, and compassionate representation in family, business, and humanitarian immigration. With over 10 years of experience advocating in immigration courts and before federal agencies across the country, Ms. Hora has helped individuals, families, and companies navigate some of the most complex immigration matters—successfully and with heart.

A DIVERSE BACKGROUND WITH A COMMITMENT TO SERVICE

Ms. Hora’s strength as an advocate comes from a rich educational and professional foundation:

Juris Doctor – Brooklyn Law School
M.A. in Social Anthropology – University of Chicago
B.A. in Biology & Sociology – Binghamton University

Teach For America Fellow, serving over a decade in underserved communities in Texas, Chicago, and New York This unique blend of law, education, science, and social impact enables Ms. Hora to serve clients with empathy, precision, and perspective.

Fluent in multiple languages and backed by a diverse legal team, Ms. Hora is proud to lead a firm that reflects and respects the people it serves. Whether you’re navigating a family petition or managing workforce immigration compliance, she brings clarity, confidence, and compassion to every step.

PARTNERING WITH COMMUNITIES AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

PH Law Group is proud to be a WMBE-certified firm trusted by government agencies and institutional partners for immigration law support. Under Ms. Hora’s leadership, the firm has the experience, infrastructure, and agility to fulfill contract-based legal services at scale—while maintaining the personalized service clients expect.

"IMMIGRATION LAW IS NOT JUST ABOUT PAPERWORK—IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE, DIGNITY, AND FUTURES. THAT’S WHAT DRIVES OUR WORK EVERY SINGLE DAY.”

— Pertinderjit Hora, Esq.**

PKH LAW GROUP — YOUR TRUSTED IMMIGRATION PARTNER

FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION

We help families reunite in the United States. Whether you’re sponsoring a spouse, parent, child, or sibling, PKH Law Group guides you through every step with care and expertise.

Marriage-Based Green Cards: For spouses and fiancé(e)s (K-1 visas) seeking permanent residence.
Parents & Children: Helping U.S. citizens bring parents and unmarried children to the U.S.
Sibling Sponsorship: Assisting with petitions for brothers and sisters, including managing wait times and visa bulletin updates.

IMMIGRANT & NON-IMMIGRANT VISAS

We simplify the visa process for temporary visits or permanent residency.

Non-Immigrant Visas:H-1B for specialty occupations, L-1 for intra-company transfers, O-1 for extraordinary ability, E visas for traders and investors, P visas for performers, and more.
Immigrant Visas: Employment-based green cards including EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, and EB-5 investor visas.

BUSINESS & EMPLOYMENT-BASED IMMIGRATION

From startups to global corporations, we support your workforce needs.

Temporary work visas and permanent residency petitions.
PERM labor certifications and national interest waivers.
EB-5 investment immigration support.

HUMANITARIAN & PROTECTION-BASED IMMIGRATION

Protecting those in need with specialized relief options:

Asylum & Refugee Status for those fleeing persecution.
T and U Visas for victims of trafficking and crime.
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) for vulnerable minors.
VAWA Petitions for victims of domestic abuse.

REMOVAL DEFENSE

Facing deportation? We provide strong legal defense to protect your rights and family. We handle bond hearings, cancellation of removal, motions to reopen, and more.

WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILITY

If past mistakes or circumstances create barriers, we help you apply for waivers to overcome inadmissibility and move forward with your immigration goals.

APPEALS & FEDERAL LITIGATION

We represent clients in appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals and federal courts, fighting for your rights at every level.

CRIMIMMIGRATION

Criminal issues can impact your immigration status. We help you understand consequences, work with criminal attorneys, and defend your rights in immigration court.

I-9 COMPLIANCE & EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION

Employers rely on us for:

I-9 form completion and compliance guidance.
Staff training on employment verification.
Preparing for government audits and investigations.
Defense against enforcement actions.

WHY CHOOSE PKH LAW GROUP?

At PKH Law Group, we combine deep knowledge with compassionate service to make your immigration journey clear and successful. Whether you’re reuniting family, building your business team, or seeking protection, we are your trusted legal partner every step of the way.

Personalized Legal Strategy That Puts You First

Every immigration journey is unique. That’s why we take time to understand your goals and create custom legal strategies tailored to your circumstances—ensuring clarity, confidence, and control every step of the way.

Multilingual & Culturally Diverse Legal Team

We speak your language—literally. Our multilingual team understands the cultural nuances of your case and is equipped to serve clients from all backgrounds with empathy and precision.

Nationwide Representation & Local Insight

Whether you’re in New York, California, or anywhere in between, our immigration attorneys are licensed to practice across the U.S. and represent clients before USCIS, EOIR, and federal agencies nationwide.

Trusted Immigration Lawyers With a Proven Track Record

At PH Law Group, we bring over a decade of experience helping individuals, families, and businesses navigate complex immigration challenges. From green card petitions to deportation defense, our clients trust us to deliver clear legal solutions with integrity and care.

Certified, Respected, and Ready to Help

As a WMBE-certified firm, PH Law Group is recognized by government and institutional partners for delivering professional, scalable legal services. We’re committed to excellence—whether handling an individual family case or fulfilling a federal contract.

Results-Driven Approach with Human Touch

We don’t just handle paperwork—we advocate for your future. Our team combines deep legal knowledge with compassion, guiding you through each phase of your immigration process with transparency and dedication.

PKH LAW GROUP — FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION

A: U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents (green card holders) can sponsor certain relatives. U.S. citizens can sponsor spouses, parents, children, and siblings. Green card holders can sponsor spouses and unmarried children.

A: The K-1 visa allows a foreign fiancé(e) to enter the U.S. to marry the petitioner within 90 days. After marriage, the foreign spouse can apply for a green card. A marriage-based green card petition is for spouses already married.

A: Processing times vary widely depending on the relationship and country of origin. Immediate relatives of U.S. citizens usually take 10-14 months, while siblings can take 10+ years due to visa quotas.

A: If you file for adjustment of status within the U.S., you may apply for a work permit (Employment Authorization Document) while waiting for your green card.

IMMIGRANT & NON-IMMIGRANT VISAS

A: Immigrant visas lead to lawful permanent residency (green cards). Non-immigrant visas are temporary and allow travel, work, or study for a specific period.

A: We assist with H-1B (specialty occupation), L-1 (intra-company transferee), O-1 (extraordinary ability), E-1/E-2 (treaty trader/investor), P visas (performers/athletes), and more.

A: Yes, in many cases you can apply to extend your stay or change to a different visa category without leaving the U.S., subject to eligibility.

A: The visa bulletin is published monthly by the U.S. Department of State and shows visa availability by category and country. It impacts how long you must wait for a visa number.

BUSINESS & EMPLOYMENT-BASED IMMIGRATION

A: PERM is the first step for many employment-based green cards. It requires the employer to prove no qualified U.S. workers are available for the position.

A: EB-1 (extraordinary ability/professors), EB-2 (advanced degree/professionals), EB-3 (skilled/unskilled workers), EB-4 (special immigrants), EB-5 (investors).

A: It varies by category and country. Some categories have backlogs that may add years to the wait.

A: Yes, but the company must meet certain financial and operational requirements. We advise on structuring your business and petitions.

HUMANITARIAN & PROTECTION-BASED IMMIGRATION

A: Individuals who face persecution or fear persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.

A: T visas protect victims of human trafficking, while U visas protect victims of certain crimes who cooperate with law enforcement.

A: SIJS protects children who have been abused, abandoned, or neglected, allowing them to apply for lawful permanent residence.

A: VAWA allows certain abused spouses, children, and parents of U.S. citizens or green card holders to self-petition for status without the abuser's knowledge.

REMOVAL (DEPORTATION) DEFENSE

A: It means the government intends to start removal proceedings against you. You should immediately seek legal counsel to defend your case.

A: Possible defenses include cancellation of removal, asylum, adjustment of status, withholding of removal, and more.

A: Yes, depending on your circumstances, you may request bond to be released from detention.

WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILITY

A: If you are inadmissible to the U.S. due to prior immigration violations, criminal convictions, health issues, or other grounds, you may need a waiver

A: Waiver applications are often filed with USCIS or consular offices; the process requires demonstrating hardship to qualifying relatives or other criteria.

APPEALS & FEDERAL LITIGATION

A: You may have the right to appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) or file a petition for review with federal courts.

A: Appeals can take several months to years depending on the complexity and backlog.

CRIMIMMIGRATION

A: Certain convictions can cause inadmissibility or deportability. The type of offense, sentence, and immigration status all factor in.

A: Some relief options exist, but they are highly fact-specific. Early consultation with an expert is crucial.

I-9 COMPLIANCE & EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION

A: Employers must complete Form I-9 for every employee to verify their eligibility to work in the U.S.

A: Late completion, missing signatures, expired documents, and failing to reverify are frequent errors leading to penalties.

A: We help review your procedures, conduct mock audits, and train staff to ensure compliance and reduce risk.

GENERAL QUESTIONS

A: Processing times vary greatly based on the type of application, visa category, country of origin, and current USCIS or consular backlogs.

A: While possible, immigration law is complex and constantly changing. Professional legal guidance helps avoid costly mistakes and delays.

A: Fees depend on the service provided. PKH Law Group offers transparent pricing and personalized quotes based on your needs.

About Our Firm

Immigration Law with Strategy, Strength, and Heart

Powerful Immigration Advocacy, Nationwide Reach

Who We Are

Our Expertise

MEET OUR FOUNDER

PERTINDERJIT HORA, ESQ.

_Founder & Principal Attorney, PH Law Group_

TRUSTED BY CLIENTS. RESPECTED BY AGENCIES. PROVEN NATIONWIDE.

A DIVERSE BACKGROUND WITH A COMMITMENT TO SERVICE

PARTNERING WITH COMMUNITIES AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

"IMMIGRATION LAW IS NOT JUST ABOUT PAPERWORK—IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE, DIGNITY, AND FUTURES. THAT’S WHAT DRIVES OUR WORK EVERY SINGLE DAY.”

PKH LAW GROUP — YOUR TRUSTED IMMIGRATION PARTNER

FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION

IMMIGRANT & NON-IMMIGRANT VISAS

BUSINESS & EMPLOYMENT-BASED IMMIGRATION

HUMANITARIAN & PROTECTION-BASED IMMIGRATION

REMOVAL DEFENSE

WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILITY

APPEALS & FEDERAL LITIGATION

CRIMIMMIGRATION

I-9 COMPLIANCE & EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION

WHY CHOOSE PKH LAW GROUP?

Personalized Legal Strategy That Puts You First

Multilingual & Culturally Diverse Legal Team

Nationwide Representation & Local Insight

Trusted Immigration Lawyers With a Proven Track Record

Certified, Respected, and Ready to Help

Results-Driven Approach with Human Touch

Diversity and Inclusion

PKH LAW GROUP — FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION

Q1: Who can sponsor a family member for a green card? +

Q2: What is the difference between a K-1 fiancé visa and a marriage-based green card? +

Q3: How long does it take to process family-based green card petitions? +

Q4: Can I work while my family-based green card application is pending? +

IMMIGRANT & NON-IMMIGRANT VISAS

Q1: What is the difference between immigrant and non-immigrant visas? +

Q2: What types of non-immigrant work visas do you handle? +

Q3: Can I extend or change my non-immigrant visa while in the U.S.? +

Q4: What is a visa bulletin and why is it important? +

BUSINESS & EMPLOYMENT-BASED IMMIGRATION

Q1: What is the PERM labor certification process? +

Q2: What employment-based green card categories exist? +

Q3: How long does the employment green card process take? +

Q4: Can startups sponsor foreign workers? +

HUMANITARIAN & PROTECTION-BASED IMMIGRATION

Q1: Who qualifies for asylum or refugee status? +

Q2: What are T and U visas? +

Q3: What is Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)? +

Q4: How does the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) protect immigrants? +

REMOVAL (DEPORTATION) DEFENSE

Q1: What happens if I receive a Notice to Appear (NTA)? +

Q2: What defenses exist against removal? +

Q3: Can I apply for bond while in removal proceedings? +

WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILITY

Q1: When do I need a waiver? +

Q2: How do I apply for a waiver? +

APPEALS & FEDERAL LITIGATION

Q1: What if my immigration application is denied? +

Q2: How long do appeals take? +

CRIMIMMIGRATION

Q1: How do criminal convictions affect my immigration status? +

Q2: Can I get relief if I have a criminal record? +

I-9 COMPLIANCE & EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION

Q1: What is Form I-9 and who must complete it? +

Q2: What are common I-9 compliance mistakes? +

Q3: How can my business prepare for an I-9 audit? +

GENERAL QUESTIONS

Q1: How long does the immigration process take overall? +

Q2: Can I handle the immigration process myself? +

Q3: How much do immigration legal services cost? +