Viggo Law

What clients can expect

Viggo Law emphasizes personalized, compassionate and strategic representation in immigration matters. Clients can expect:

• A case manager to answer calls and emails.
• Clear communication and guidance about their case at each step.
• To be treated with compassion and respect.
• Strategic, tailored legal solutions for their immigration goals.

What makes Viggo Law different

The firm describes its approach as:

• Clarity and guidance – Empowering clients through clear explanations and expert legal counsel.
• Flexible fee pricing – Tailored, transparent fees designed to provide quality legal service without unnecessary surprises; specific amounts are not published on the website.
• Specialized expertise – Trusted, knowledgeable focus on immigration law.
• Peace of mind – Supportive representation intended to give clients confidence and reassurance during their immigration process.

Team overview

Key team members featured on the website include:

• Richard Harrist, Esq. – Founder and Lead Attorney, Viggo Law PLLC.
• Mariana Sanginitto – Office Manager, Viggo Law PLLC.
• Daniel Sanginitto – Business Development Director, Viggo Law PLLC.

The firm describes itself as a dedicated team of legal professionals committed to delivering expert solutions with integrity, empathy, and unwavering commitment.

For details about specific attorneys' bar admissions, languages spoken, or additional team members, clients should contact the firm directly or refer to any future, more detailed biographies the firm may publish.

Asylum

Legal protection for individuals who fear persecution in their home country because of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.

T Visa

Immigration relief for victims of human trafficking who have suffered labor, sexual, or other forms of exploitation, are willing to assist law enforcement, and would face serious harm or retaliation if returned to their home country.

U Visa

Representation for certain victims of qualifying criminal activity seeking immigration relief in connection with their cooperation with law enforcement.

VAWA

Representation in self-petitions and related relief under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) for certain survivors of abuse by qualifying family members.

SIJS (Special Immigrant Juvenile Status)

A pathway to lawful status for immigrant children in the U.S. who have been abused, abandoned, or neglected and cannot reunify with one or both parents.

Family-based immigration and citizenship

Family-based immigration

Assistance with petitions and related processes for eligible family members to obtain lawful immigration status in the United States.

Naturalization

Guidance and representation for lawful permanent residents applying to become U.S. citizens.

Employment-based and business immigration

EB-1 (Priority Workers)

For individuals with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics. No job offer is required, but applicants must demonstrate extraordinary ability through sustained national or international acclaim, such as major awards, publications, influential work, or other significant achievements.

EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver)

For professionals with an advanced degree or exceptional ability whose work benefits the national interest of the United States. No job offer is required. Eligibility is generally based on exceptional ability or an advanced degree, with a key focus on demonstrating the potential impact of the applicant's work in the U.S.

EB-2 / EB-3 (Professional, skilled or unskilled workers)

Representation in employment-based immigrant petitions for professional, skilled, or certain unskilled workers.

H-1B (Specialty occupations)

Representation in petitions for certain specialty occupation workers.

L-1 (Intra-company transferees)

Representation for qualifying intra-company transferees coming to the U.S. in executive, managerial, or specialized knowledge roles.

O-1 (Individuals with extraordinary ability)

Representation for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field seeking O-1 classification.

E-2 (Treaty investors)

Representation for qualifying treaty investors seeking to develop and direct investments in U.S. enterprises.

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This document is a general overview of practice areas and does not describe every eligibility requirement or procedure. For questions about a specific situation or any immigration category not listed here, clients should contact Viggo Law directly.

Contact details

• Main phone: +1 (424) 310-7251
• General email: contact@viggolaw.com
• Additional email: ola@viggolaw.com

Office hours

• Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Saturday and Sunday: closed

Service area

• Viggo Law handles U.S. immigration matters for clients throughout all 50 states and abroad, as immigration practice is governed by federal law.

Initial consultations

• The firm offers a free consultation / free case evaluation for new immigration matters.

For details that are not listed here (for example, emergency availability outside normal hours), please contact the office directly by phone or email.

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