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Neighborhoods: Downtown Portland, Neighbors West - Northwest
AKA: Manning, Stephen, JD
Categories: Divorce Attorneys, Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, Immigration Law Attorneys

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Phone: (503) 241-0035

Address: 333 SW 5th Ave Ste 525, Portland, OR 97204

Criminal Defense
Jennifer taught immigration law at Lewis & Clark Law School as an adjunct professor from 2011-2015. She currently serves as the EOIR liaison for the Oregon chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). She has also served as an ambassador to the American Immigration Council. In 2008, Jennifer was part of the legal team at ILG that received the Gerald H. Robinson Award for Excellence in Immigration Advocacy from the Oregon AILA Chapter. Jennifer has presented about immigration law topics to criminal defense and immigration attorneys at local and national conferences. jrotman@ilgrp.com

Citizenship and Naturalization
Family Immigration
Jennifer Rotman is a partner with Immigrant Law Group PC. She graduated from UC Berkeley School of Law in 2001 and clerked at the United States District Court in Puerto Rico from 2001 to 2003. Jennifer joined ILG in 2003 and is licensed to practice law in Oregon and California. Her current practice areas include naturalization, removal defense, asylum claims, visas for crime and trafficking victims, family immigration, and federal litigation.
Student Visas
Work Visas
Removal Defense
The attorneys at Immigrant Law Group have extensive experience in handling family-based visa applications, work permit renewals, naturalization, removal defense, refugee and asylum cases and special visa applications including the U visa for immigrant crime victims and T visas for immigrant victims of human trafficking. Immigrant Law Group, or ILG, is one of a very small number of immigration law firms in Oregon to have experience in federal court litigation. We believe that appealing decisions to the federal district court or to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is an important civil right. We have litigated many federal suits, including asylum appeals, federal court jurisdiction, and the retroactivity of the immigration statutes.

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