American law firm Grant Law Corporation, P.A. According to its official website, it specializes in US immigration law, primarily business immigration, and claims to have lawyers in Russian, Ukrainian and English. Offices are listed in Miami (Hallandale Beach, Florida) and Moscow. There is no independent confirmation of licenses in state registers in the sources studied; Reviews on third-party platforms are mixed and include both positive and highly critical messages.
Extraordinary ability and NIWFamily immigrationBusiness and employmentAsylum and defense
Reviews of Grant Law Corporation: how to read profile materials
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Facts and data boundaries
Company overview
Direction
US Immigration Services
Service languages
Russian, Ukrainian, English
Data Status
Historical reviews; description verified October 9, 2026. Viewing date: to be confirmed
Updating materials
By source dates
Declared service areas
Business immigration
Immigrant visas EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, EB-5
Nonimmigrant visas L-1, H-1B, E-2, E-1, O-1, R-1
Political asylum (refugee status)
Family reunion
Marriage immigration
Green Card Lottery
Immigration for investors
Immigration through an employer to the USA
US family law, prenuptial agreement, inheritance law
Contracts and agreements, tax law, company registration, notary services
A company's self-description does not constitute independent verification of qualifications or results. Check on the official website.
Specialization and suitable clients
According to the description on the official website, Grant Law Corporation, P.A. positions itself as an American law firm whose immigration practice focuses on business immigration to the United States. The list of declared destinations includes nonimmigrant visas L-1, H-1B, E-2, O-1 and immigrant categories EB-1, EB-2, EB-3 and EB-5.
There, the company indicates that work on business immigration requires knowledge not only of US immigration and corporate law, but also corporate and labor legislation of Russia and the CIS countries, and that the experience of its specialists in Russia and the CIS helps prepare immigration cases. This is an official statement by the company and not an independently verified fact.
In addition to business immigration, the site lists other reasons: family reunification, marriage immigration, immigration for investors, professional immigration, Green Card lottery, refugee status (political asylum), immigration through an employer, through the birth of a child in the United States and for ministers of religious cults.
Thus, according to its own description, the company is focused on Russian-speaking and Ukrainian-speaking clients planning to move to the USA, including entrepreneurs and specialists. This is the company's positioning; Compliance with it in a particular case should be discussed during a consultation.
The official website lists the specific visa categories for which the company claims to work: L-1, EB-5, E-2/E-1, H-1B, R-1, O-1, as well as EB-1, EB-2, EB-3. Separate pages are devoted to the Green Card lottery, family reunification, specialists, marriage to a US citizen, refugee status, working through an employer, businessmen, having a child in the US and ministers of religious cults.
The “About” section states that attorneys are authorized to advise and represent clients throughout the United States (50 states) on immigration and naturalization matters. This is the company's statement; There is no independent confirmation of eligibility to practice in specific states in the available materials.
Geography of offices according to the website: Miami - 1920 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd, Office 701, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009; Moscow - Presnenskaya embankment, 12, Moscow City, Federation Tower, floor 51, office 308.
In addition to immigration, the site mentions related areas: US family law, prenuptial agreements, inheritance law, contracts and agreements, tax law, real estate issues, court cases, problems with partners, company registration and notary services.
The official website directly states: “Our immigration lawyers speak Ukrainian, English, and Russian.” This is the official statement of the company.
The Russian-language nature of communication is indirectly confirmed by reviews: some of the reviews on third-party sites are written in Russian (for example).
Reviews are original messages from clients, and not verified facts about the language competencies of specific employees. The presence of Russian-language reviews does not guarantee that any specialist from the company conducts business in Russian.
According to the company’s description, the work is structured as follows: the lawyer delves into the client’s circumstances, develops a personal relocation strategy, selects a visa program, fills out applications and declarations, determines a package of documents and prepares for the interview. This is the official description of the process.
The company declares confidentiality and non-disclosure of data to third parties, as well as personal support in the USA.
In the “About the Company” section it is stated that the company unites translators, notaries, lawyers on Russian legislation, business consultants and real estate specialists. This is a company statement about the composition of services.
What should be clarified during the consultation (these are questions, not identified deficiencies): which lawyer will handle the case; how the contract is drawn up and what stages it covers; how communication is organized and within what time frames are responses given; what documents are needed at the first stage; how materials are transferred and confidentiality is ensured.
Specific prices for immigration services are not publicly available on the official website; The company offers to ask questions about the cost by calling the indicated telephone numbers. This means that the cost in the sources studied has not been confirmed.
In the reviews, there are references to amounts for consultations: one author reports an offer to pay $500 for an assessment, another about $200 for a virtual consultation. These are customer reports, not confirmed company rates, and should not be taken as current prices.
Separately, the site explains that the procedure for applying for asylum does not involve payment, fees or taxes, and only specialized companies can charge fees for their services, but not for filing documents with USCIS. This is the official clarification of the company.
What to clarify before signing the contract: the full cost and its structure, what is included in each stage, the procedure for payment and return, who signs the contract on the part of the company, what obligations the company undertakes and how the results are recorded.
The available materials contain historical observations of ratings on the birdeye.com site: 3.7 out of 5 with 9 reviews (scope: company services), 4.7 out of 5 with 48 reviews and 4.1 out of 5 with 18 reviews (sourceUrls: https://reviews.birdeye.com/d/legal/hallandale-beach-fl/?page=5, https://reviews.birdeye.com/gary-grant-166726888023374, https://reviews.birdeye.com/grant-law-corporation-pa-172515809257642). These are historical snapshots and not current rankings; fee coverage may not be complete.
The selected sample of reviews (17 entries) is not a comprehensive independent rating: some of the entries are marked as historical imports without independent cross-checking, many reviews do not have a publication date, and identification and deduplication are inherited from the dashboard rather than independently verified.
Reviews are posted on different sites and pages (birdeye.com, pages associated with Gary Grant and Grant Law Corporation), and they cannot be mechanically combined into one rating. The publication of the review is not equal to the date of the review.
Some of the reviews relate to consultations and related topics (for example, divorce;), and not just immigration, which should be taken into account when assessing.
A number of authors speak positively about consultations and clarifications: they note clear and qualified answers, attentiveness and professionalism.
There are reviews about help with business issues and general support: a client thanks for the help in starting a business and warning about an error at the start, another notes the professional and reliable service with clear explanations.
Some reviews describe a quick response: the author reports that he received an answer and instructions shortly after contacting him, while others report that a specialist quickly contacted and answered questions.
Some reviews mention support without personal presence and information along the way, and also positively evaluate the work of the assistant.
These points are a retelling of the author's messages, and not established facts about the quality of services.
Specific complaints and company responses
One author describes a telephone conversation in which he said the lawyer was interrupting, abrupt, and offered to pay $500 to evaluate materials without meeting in person. This is an opinion piece; The company’s response to this is not available in the sources studied.
Another author reports a virtual consultation lasting about 40 minutes, claims that the advice was not suitable for his situation, that follow-up questions via email were not answered, and that he was charged $200 for the consultation. This is an opinion piece; There is no response from the company in the sources studied.
Another author writes about dissatisfaction with the result and the scores, declaring a zero result. This is an opinion piece; There is no response from the company in the sources studied.
There is a highly critical review in which the author claims unprofessionalism and disrespect in a judicial context. This is an opinion piece containing serious allegations; it has not been independently verified and we make no conclusions about its accuracy.
The company's responses to the listed complaints were not found in the sources studied. The absence of a response in the sources studied does not mean that the company did not respond on other sites.
Frequently asked questions
How is the contract drawn up and what does it cover?
The terms of the agreement are not disclosed in the sources studied. It is recommended to request a draft contract and clarify the list of services, stages and responsibilities of the parties.
How is the confidentiality of documents ensured?
The company declares confidentiality and non-disclosure of data to third parties. Clarify the procedure for transferring materials and who has access to them.
Who will personally handle my case?
There is no information about specific specialists in the sources studied. During the consultation, clarify who will handle the case and how communication is organized.
Does the company work with documents from Russia and the CIS?
The company claims experience in Russia and the CIS and brings together translators, notaries and lawyers under Russian law. Clarify the procedure for working with documents.
Which visa categories are relevant to my situation?
The site lists L-1, H-1B, E-2, O-1, EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, EB-5 and others. It is recommended that alternatives be discussed during consultation.
In what languages does the company work with clients?
The official website states that immigration lawyers speak Ukrainian, English and Russian. This is the company's statement. The presence of Russian-language reviews does not guarantee that any specialist from the company will conduct your business in Russian, so the language should be confirmed during consultation.
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