Sabine Weyergraf, Esq.

Sabine Weyergraf* is a New York licensed U.S. attorney who has been engaged in Immigration Law in Florida for over four years. Ms. Weyergraf was born in Krefeld, Germany. She received her German Law Diploma from the University of Cologne, Germany in December of 2002.

In 2004, she graduated, cum laude, from Chicago Kent College of Law with a Master’s Degree in International and Comparative Law,

Upon her graduation, she moved to Florida and started her employment as an Immigration Law Clerk with the largest Immigration Law Firm on the West Coast of Florida.

Since her admission to the New York Bar in January 2006, she has been advising her clients in visa, green card and naturalization matters.

Ms. Weyergraf’s areas of expertise include: F-1 Student and J-1 Trainee Visas O-1 Extraordinary Alien Visa E-1 Treaty Trader Visa E-2 Treaty Investor Visa K-1 and K-3 Visas for fiancés and spouses of U.S. Citizens H-1B and E-3 Visas for Professional Workers and Professional Australian Workers L-1 Intracompany Exchange Visa Eb-1 Extraordinary Alien and Outstanding Professor Green Cards Eb-2 Professional Green Cards with Labor Certification Eb-3 Skilled Worker Green Cards with Labor Certification Application for US Citizenship Hardship Waivers Reinstatements		“I do not like to tell my clients that there is no way for them to realize their American dream, that’s why I research until I find a way to make it happen. That does not work all the time, therefore, I am very honest and do not promise something that the law cannot provide."

As an immigrant herself, she relates very closely to her clients, therefore, Ms. Weyergraf is very passionate, and professional in her work. Ms. Weyergraf’s professional memberships include: New York Bar Association American Immigration Lawyer Association (AILA) Florida Association for Women Lawyers German American Business Council, Naples Business Network Initiative, BNI Sarasota

In 2004, she graduated, cum laude, from Chicago Kent College of Law with a Master’s Degree in International and Comparative Law,

Upon her graduation, she moved to Florida and started her employment as an Immigration Law Clerk with the largest Immigration Law Firm on the West Coast of Florida.

Since her admission to the New York Bar in January 2006, she has been advising her clients in visa, green card and naturalization matters.

Ms. Weyergraf’s areas of expertise include: F-1 Student and J-1 Trainee Visas O-1 Extraordinary Alien Visa E-1 Treaty Trader Visa E-2 Treaty Investor Visa K-1 and K-3 Visas for fiancés and spouses of U.S. Citizens H-1B and E-3 Visas for Professional Workers and Professional Australian Workers L-1 Intracompany Exchange Visa Eb-1 Extraordinary Alien and Outstanding Professor Green Cards Eb-2 Professional Green Cards with Labor Certification Eb-3 Skilled Worker Green Cards with Labor Certification Application for US Citizenship Hardship Waivers Reinstatements		“I do not like to tell my clients that there is no way for them to realize their American dream, that’s why I research until I find a way to make it happen. That does not work all the time, therefore, I am very honest and do not promise something that the law cannot provide."

As an immigrant herself, she relates very closely to her clients, therefore, Ms. Weyergraf is very passionate, and professional in her work. Ms. Weyergraf’s professional memberships include: New York Bar Association American Immigration Lawyer Association (AILA) Florida Association for Women Lawyers German American Business Council, Naples Business Network Initiative, BNI Sarasota