About Aneliya Angelova

Aneliya is the founding member of the Angelova Law Firm, LLC. She concentrates her practice in immigration and naturalization law. Aneliya’s work ethic, dedication to her clients, and passion for the law are the pillars of her successful immigration practice. Aneliya understands that immigration matters can have serious consequences for clients and their families. The outcome of an immigration matter may impact someone’s life, family, or career.

Ms. Angelova assists clients with complex immigration matters including but not limited to removal/deportation proceedings (removal defense), applications for lawful permanent residence also know as green card applications or adjustment of status, consular processing, joint I-751 petitions, I-751 waiver petitions, VAWA, I-601 fraud and misrepresentation waivers, I-601A unlawful presence waivers, EOIR 42B Cancelation of Removal for Non-Permanent Residents, EOIR42A Cancelation of Removal for Permanent Residence, motions to reopen final order of removal, business immigration, naturalization, non-immigrant visas, asylum, writ of mandamus actions in Federal District Court and appeals. In addition, Aneliya represents clients in family and criminal cases when the issues are directly intertwined with the immigration case.

Aneliya received her juris doctor degree from Rutgers School of Law- Camden. She graduated with honors in top 15% of the graduating class. While in law school, Ms. Angelova completed seven internships including two for judges. Aneliya served as an intern to the Hon. Thomas Sumners, J.A.D. and the Hon. Freda L. Wolfson, U.S.D.J. While a law student, Ms. Angelova worked in a legal practice clinic where she helped indigent immigrants. In addition to the immigration and general litigation experience, Aneliya obtained substantial knowldge in contract drafting while she interned in the legal department of a company in Princeton, New Jersey.