About Nancy Whitehead

I find my immigration work gratifying in so many different ways for the help I’m able to give people who are truly desperate for justice. Below is a photograph of a client who was reunited recently at SeaTac with her two children, whom she had not seen for over a year. Her immigration application had to be granted before her children in Kenya could join her in the United States.

My husband Jim and I started this practice in 2008. We don’t just go through the motions (forgive the lawyer pun, please) in our work. We thoroughly enjoy what we do in trying to solve our clients’ problems, whether big or small. We provide free initial consultations to prospective clients who contact us, and we try to accommodate our clients and prospective clients by making house calls or meeting them at other locations more convenient to them than a trip to our office in Seattle, as their schedules and problems may require. We really enjoy trying to solve problems for our clients and shouldering some of the burdens that are weighing them down. We don’t always have the answers when we start a representation, but we try very hard to get the answers and to provide informative and useful advice to our clients throughout the handling of their claims, and we are always willing to take the claims to trial if we are not able to resolve them by other means.