Julie C Hancock

Experienced Attorney At Law with a demonstrated history of working in the law practice and entertainment industry. Skilled in Immigration Law, Management, Civil Rights, Leadership, and Project Management. Strong legal professional graduated from Barry University - Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law. Successfully helping Creators, Innovators and Entrepreneurs worldwide to obtain U.S. Visas. Clients include musicians, filmmakers, artists, and other creative types, as well as businesses.

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• Immigration Law
• Intellectual Property

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Washington

Washington State Bar Association

ID Number: 47379

Since 2014

Attorney

Transamerica

2013 - 2017

Strategic Partnership Coordinator - AFI FEST

American Film Institute

2010 - 2013

Paralegal

Frith Law Group

2011 - 2012

Civil litigation; Construction law, insurance defense.

Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law

J.D. (2012) | Law

2008 - 2012

Activities: Vice President, American Constitution Society;

University of Tulsa College of Law

Study Abroad - Program Completion (2009)

2009 - 2009

4 week course in Dublin at UCD in International Intellectual Property Law through University of Tulsa.

AILA

Member

2019 - Current

Washington State Bar Association # 47379

Member

2014 - Current

American Constitution Society

Member

2009 - Current

Certificate in Entertainment Law

Southwestern Law School

2010

Q. Can a programmer without higher education immigrate to the US?

26 June 2019

A: This depends on your background - your work history, your education outside of the U.S., any recognition you may have received for your work or area of expertise, whether you have a job offer, what that job offer is and a number of other factors. For a visa or green card is not always necessary to have higher U.S. education. Many options do require higher education in a foreign country that is equivalent to that of a U.S. undergrad or graduate degree. You should schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney to discuss your options.

Q. I am on J1 applied for COS into dependent O3, currently pending. Should I tell my employer about the change.

26 June 2019

A: If you have not already done so, you should schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney to review your situation. The answer to your question requires a number of details best done in a consultation with an attorney to ensure you take the steps necessary to maintain your status.

Q. B2 visa multiple visit with in 2months

26 June 2019

A: There is always a chance anyone will be denied entry at port; however, unless there is some other issue present, this does not seem likely in this scenario. Without speaking to you to understand the details and any potential issues your mom could face at the border, I cannot provide a more detailed response. If you have concerns, you should consult an immigration attorney before she travels.