About Hardam Tripathi

U.S. Immigration Attorney Hardam Tripathi is a U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law Attorney specializing in Business & Investor Based Immigration, specifically in Treaty Based Investor Visas (E2), Citizenship by Investment (Golden Visas) for U.S. Citizens interested in investing in the European Union, and Employment-Based (EB-2, 3, 4, 5) Visas focusing on commercial real estate investments, staffing companies, and franchises. Attorney Tripathi zealously advocates for his clients with family-based immigration matters related to waivers of inadmissibility, adjustment of status, citizenship/naturalization, and visa & green card services.

Prior to launching his own law firm, Tripathi served as a management consultant with a Big Four firm, representing clients in matters related to strategic risk intelligence & risk management consulting in the government and public services space. Tripathi has also worked for various other small to mid-size firms in Florida, providing regulatory and policy advice to aid clients in effectively navigating Federal and state government programs. Tripathi’s legal education and professional experience with stints at Federal agencies and state government have served as a catalyst to aid clients to understand the regulations, policies, and procedures related to their immigration needs. His knowledge of prior policy application and statutory interpretation contributes to positive outcomes for clients.

Tripathi devotes a significant amount of time to encouraging best practices in the immigration law space and has regularly met with members of Congress to advocate for the authorization of higher levels of funding for appropriations related to public health initiatives that arise postdisaster in immigrant communities and actively lobbies Congress for Immigrant Veterans who are deported post-service with Other Than Honorable discharges and for Afghans and Ukrainians displaced during geopolitical conflicts. Tripathi continues to help clients with their immigration needs so they have the confidence to navigate complex global and federal immigration laws.