About This Site & Disclaimer

O’Brien & Associates has limited the subject matter of this website to immigration law only. The information provided is intended to give a general overview of some of the more common visa types and to assist in informing visitors of the issues on which they will need specialized legal advice. See Below.

Disclaimer

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