Follow on Google News News By Tag * Dallas * Honorary * Consul * Consulate * Slovak * Immigration * Lawyer * Attorney * Deportation * Firm * More Tags... Industry News News By Location Country(s) Industry News
Follow on Google News | Dallas immigration lawyer Martin Valko of Chavez & Valko named Slovakia's Honorary Consul to TexasImmigration attorney Martin Valko, a partner in the Dallas based immigration law firm of Chavez & Valko LLP with offices in Dallas and Fort Worth, TX was named Slovak Republic’s Honorary Consul to the State of Texas.
Martin Valko is a native of Slovakia who was “transplanted” Martin Valko’s confirmation could be regarded as continuing in his father’s footsteps. Dr. Jan Valko is a career diplomat who has been the Ambassador for the Slovak Republic (as well as Czecho-Slovakia) Martin Valko lives in Dallas, TX, with his wife Martina Moravcova, a former SMU swimmer who is also originally from Slovakia, and who had competed in 5 Olympic Games and won 2 Olympic Silver medals at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. Chavez & Valko LLP handles all types of cases relating to U.S. immigration and naturalization law in all 50 states in the U.S. and abroad, and visas to other countries. The firm represents individuals and businesses in a broad range of immigration matters including permanent residence or "green cards," work and family visas, citizenship and naturalization, waivers, deportation defense, I-9 employer compliance, and all types of appeals. Among its clients are representatives of steel manufacturing, semiconductor, pipe, software development, and structural engineering industries. The law firm has been representing and providing immigration counsel to Fortune 500 and other multi-national companies, Grammy-nominated pianist, MLB and NFL trading card manufacturer, medical doctors and nurses, clergy and ministerial staff, World Champion Track & Field athletes and Olympians, a professional race car team, and several NHL players. # # # Chavez & Valko, LLP handles cases relating to US immigration law in all 50 states and abroad connection with permanent residence or "green cards," work and family visas, citizenship, Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti and other designated countries, waivers, deportation defense, I-9 compliance, and all types of appeals. End
Account Email Address Account Phone Number Disclaimer Report Abuse Page Updated Last on: Feb 13, 2010
|
|