2012
Faulkner University Thomas Goode Jones School of Law
2009
Birmingham School of Law
Gulf Coast Immigration (GCI) was founded by Sujin Kim to meet the growing needs for comprehensive services in all aspects of immigration, including immigration and nationality law andrelatedresources, for American and foreignbusinesses, and individuals in the southern Gulf Coast region, in particular Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi.
GCI has experience and training in the highly specialized and complex practice area of Immigration Law.GCIrepresents and advises both business and individual clients through providinga myriad of services that enable them to achieve specific objectives and goals such as employing foreign workers to run their business successfully and seeking appropriate visas, green card, or citizenship to live and work in the U.S.
GCI handles all aspects of employment and family based immigrant and non-immigrant visasfor foreign students, investors, executives, managers, professionals, and other workers and their family members. GCI also providesimmigration resources and guidanceon global migration for international companies in managing the immigration process for their employees worldwide.
GCI strives to fulfillbusiness and individualclients’ legal and other immigration related needs. The founder’s personal experience as an immigrant in addition to her legal and business background, gives GCI a unique and practical perspective in providing services with a sense of resourcefulness and with compassion for those in need.GCI is dedicated to providing immigration related legal services of the highest quality in a timely, courteous, cost-effective and ethical manner.
For further information, please contact GCI
2011
University of Maryland
2007
University of Alabama
2001
Cumberland School of Law-1996
Call toll-free at 1-866-925-5376.
2006
Washington & Lee School of Law
Boyd Campbell has practiced immigration and nationality law in Montgomery, Alabama, since 1988. He has helped many people and companies navigate the U.S. immigration system which is often difficult and confusing. In 2006 he founded the Alabama Center for Foreign Investment (ACFI) which became Alabama's regional center for purposes of the EB-5 Program for foreign individual investors in 2007. ACFI expanded into its four sister states in the Southeast and is now America's Center for Foreign Investment, covering the largest area in the United States. He provides EB-5 consulting services and offers individual counsel to persons interested in pursuing investor visas or the EB-5 Program and to businesspeople in establishing or operating regional centers in the United States. He is included in the The Best Lawyers in America in the field of immigration law, and his law firm is included in U.S. News & World Report / Best Lawyers Best Law Firms.
1991
Jones School of Law
2003
University of Alabama
2013
Samford University, Cumberland School of Law