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The busiest immigration law firms in New Jersey
Ranked by the PERM and H-1B cases DOL decided with each firm named, from DOL's own files. Each firm links to its full record.
PERM labor certifications, FY2025
October 2024 to September 2025, counted where the job is.
The busiest firm
569
LAW OFFICE OF THOMAS V. ALLEN, PLLC.
PERM decisions naming a firm
6,217
Law firms that filed them
637
Naming no law firm
770
The employer filed it itself
- The ten busiest firms 2,636 (38%)
- Every other firm 3,581 (51%)
- No law firm named 770 (11%)
- 569
1 LAW OFFICE OF THOMAS V. ALLEN, PLLC.
129 employers, 100% certified, 1st the year before
- 564
2 FRAGOMEN, DEL REY, BERNSEN & LOEWY, LLP
94 employers, over 99% certified, 2nd the year before
- 499
3 Dentons Cohen & Grigsby P.C.
3 employers, 100% certified, 3rd the year before
- 195
4 Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
24 employers, 100% certified, 7th the year before
- 169
14 employers, 99% certified, 4th the year before
- 159
6 Fakhoury Global Immigration, USA PC
6 employers, 100% certified, 5th the year before
- 152
4 employers, 100% certified, 64th the year before
- 116
4 employers, 100% certified, 6th the year before
- 110
9 Corporate Immigration Partners, P.C.
22 employers, 100% certified, 88th the year before
- 103
10 Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP
26 employers, 99% certified, 13th the year before
- 87
11 Immlaws
3 employers, 100% certified, 9th the year before
- 83
17 employers, 98% certified, 20th the year before
- 81
13 Gibney, Anthony & Flaherty LLP
3 employers, 100% certified, 10th the year before
- 79
14 EY Law LLP
8 employers, 100% certified, 12th the year before
- 78
13 employers, 100% certified, 15th the year before
- 71
16 American International & Immigration Law, PC
2 employers, 100% certified, 56th the year before
- 65
9 employers, 100% certified, 11th the year before
- 61
18 Law Office of Keshab Raj Seadie, P.C.
10 employers, 100% certified, 23rd the year before
- 58
3 employers, 100% certified, 8th the year before
- 56
20 Law Office of Cristina Godinez
8 employers, 100% certified, 172nd the year before
- 52
21 THE LAW FIRM OF SIM, PARVATHANENI AND BROWN PLLC
15 employers, 100% certified, 27th the year before
- 49
19 employers, 98% certified, 19th the year before
- 45
11 employers, 100% certified, 24th the year before
- 44
24 Law Offices of Weicheng Wang
28 employers, 100% certified, 59th the year before
- 42
12 employers, 100% certified, 108th the year before
The 25 busiest firms' cases waited about the same: a median of 468 to 507 days from filing to certification. Tap or hover over a firm for its own.
Ranks 26 to 100
H-1B labor condition applications, FY2025
October 2024 to September 2025, counted where the job is.
The busiest firm
2,569
FRAGOMEN, DEL REY, BERNSEN & LOEWY, LLP
Certified H-1B LCAs naming a firm
20,048
Law firms that filed them
1,040
Naming no law firm
6,678
The employer filed it itself
- The ten busiest firms 9,559 (36%)
- Every other firm 10,489 (39%)
- No law firm named 6,678 (25%)
- 2,569
1 FRAGOMEN, DEL REY, BERNSEN & LOEWY, LLP
3,508 positions for 401 employers, 1st the year before
- 1,437
2,426 positions for 124 employers, 4th the year before
- 1,225
3 Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
1,225 positions for 108 employers, 5th the year before
- 1,158
1,207 positions for 19 employers, 3rd the year before
- 1,086
5 LAW OFFICE OF THOMAS V. ALLEN, PLLC.
1,086 positions for 300 employers, 2nd the year before
- 612
6 Corporate Immigration Partners, P.C.
612 positions for 176 employers, 6th the year before
- 435
7 Law Offices of Keshab Raj Seadie, P.C.
435 positions for 32 employers, 19th the year before
- 423
451 positions for 16 employers, 8th the year before
- 308
312 positions for 8 employers, 10th the year before
- 306
10 Fakhoury Global Immigration, USA PC
306 positions for 7 employers, 7th the year before
- 270
270 positions for 26 employers, 11th the year before
- 241
12 Chugh, LLP
242 positions for 59 employers, 13th the year before
- 208
271 positions for 35 employers, 14th the year before
- 200
200 positions for 12 employers, 135th the year before
- 178
178 positions for 63 employers, 16th the year before
- 177
16 Law Offices of Weicheng Wang
177 positions for 48 employers, 12th the year before
- 155
155 positions for 28 employers, 24th the year before
- 153
18 Klasko Immigration Law Partners, LLP
153 positions for 29 employers, 23rd the year before
- 152
19 Jethmalani & Nallaseth PLLC
152 positions for 27 employers, 15th the year before
- 147
147 positions for 82 employers, 18th the year before
- 139
140 positions for 33 employers, 37th the year before
- 138
22 Landau, Hess, Simon, Choi & Doebley
138 positions for 14 employers, 45th the year before
- 133
133 positions for 6 employers, 36th the year before
- 132
132 positions for 78 employers, 20th the year before
- 130
130 positions for 37 employers, 38th the year before
Ranks 26 to 100
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FAQs
How are the firms ranked?
Is a busier firm a better firm?
Why does a state's ranking differ from the country's?
Why are individual attorneys not listed?
How these are counted
PERM counts every case DOL decided in the fiscal year with the firm named on it: certified, denied or withdrawn. The certified share leaves withdrawals out, because a withdrawal isn't a decision on the case. Days to certify run from filing to certification, shown when a firm has ten or more certifications. A case counts in the state of its job; where DOL's older files print no worksite, the employer's state.
H-1B counts certified LCAs for the H-1B class only (H-1B1 and E-3 left out), in the state of the job. Positions are the workers each LCA covers. An LCA comes before the petition, and not every LCA becomes one.
"The year before" is the firm's rank among every firm with filings there that year. Cases that name no law firm were filed by the employer itself: they're in the split above and ranked nowhere.
Case data: DOL quarterly disclosure files (flag.dol.gov) · data through Jun 30, 2026 · quarterly
LCA disclosures has not refreshed in 121 days. It should update quarterly, so the figures below are the last ones that arrived rather than the current ones. Source: DOL quarterly LCA disclosure files (www.dol.gov) · data through Jun 30, 2026.
How these figures are counted. Spotted an error? Tell us; every fix is dated in the corrections log.
What each source includes
Case data: Decided PERM cases only. A case still waiting isn't in here, so counts and durations describe finished cases.
LCA disclosures: Certified and denied H-1B labor condition applications only, with the wage offered.
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