CHASE COUNSEL
PLLC

Immigration & Global Mobility

U.S. Immigration Counsel for Businesses, Executives, Investors, and Internationally Mobile Individuals

Chase Counsel PLLC accepts selected U.S. immigration and global mobility matters for businesses, executives, investors, professionals, families, and individuals involving employment, investment, intracompany transfers, permanent residence, citizenship, and consular processing.

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Chase Sizemore, Attorney

Chase Sizemore, JD, LLM

Attorney Chase Sizemore has more than thirty years of experience handling U.S. immigration matters for businesses, investors, executives, individuals, and families.

His employment-based immigration experience includes a large-scale EB-3 program involving approximately 750 matters for major U.S. poultry-processing employers. His investment-based immigration work has included EB-5 programs involving assisted-living facilities, hotels, office buildings, franchise restaurants, and other U.S. projects.

Over the course of his immigration and cross-border practice, he estimates that he has assisted thousands of families and investors whose matters collectively involved approximately $500 million in capital transferred from overseas to the United States.

His broader international experience includes substantial professional work in South Korea, Mainland China, and Hong Kong SAR, where he lived and worked for many years.

Education

  • • LLM in Taxation, Georgetown University Law Center
  • • JD, cum laude, Brigham Young University Law School
  • • B.B.A. in Accounting, College of William & Mary
  • • M.S. Candidate in Nonprofit Management, Columbia University

Bar Admissions

  • • District of Columbia
  • • Maryland
  • • Virginia

Federal Court Admissions

  • • Supreme Court of the United States
  • • U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
  • • U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia
  • • United States Tax Court

Business Immigration & Global Mobility

Chase Counsel advises businesses, executives, professionals, and internationally mobile individuals on selected U.S. immigration matters arising from employment, investment, corporate expansion, and cross-border mobility.

Employment-Based Immigration

Executive and Professional Mobility

Intracompany Transferees

Treaty Traders and Investors

Corporate Immigration Planning

Foreign-Sourced Labor Projects

Consular Processing

Coordination of Immigration Matters with Business and Cross-Border Legal Issues

Treaty Traders and Investors

Selected matters involving individuals and businesses seeking U.S. immigration status based on qualifying international trade, investment, ownership, or business activity.

E-1 Treaty Trader Matters

E-2 Treaty Investor Matters

Business Ownership and Investment Considerations

Executive and Employee Eligibility

Consular Processing and Documentation

Intracompany Transfers & Executive Mobility

The firm accepts selected matters involving executives, managers, and employees transferring between related international businesses and U.S. operations.

L-1 Intracompany Transferee Matters

Managers and Executives

Specialized-Knowledge Employees

New-Office Considerations

U.S. Affiliate, Parent, Subsidiary, and Related-Company Issues

Coordination with Corporate and Cross-Border Counsel

Employment-Based Permanent Residence

Chase Counsel accepts selected employment-based permanent-residence matters for executives, professionals, investors, and other qualifying foreign nationals.

Employment-Based Permanent Residence

Multinational Executives and Managers

Investor-Related Immigration Matters

Adjustment of Status

Consular Processing

Selected EB-5 and Investment-Based Matters

The firm accepts selected matters involving U.S. investment-based immigration, including the intersection of immigration requirements with investment structure, source of funds, business considerations, and related United States legal issues.

Selected EB-5 Matters

Investment Structure and Documentation

Source-of-Funds Issues

Coordination with Immigration, Tax, Securities, and Business Advisers When Appropriate

Cross-Border Investment Considerations

Selected Family, Residence & Citizenship Matters

Chase Counsel also accepts selected matters involving permanent residence, family immigration, naturalization, citizenship, and consular processing where the engagement fits the firm's experience and cross-border practice.

Selected Family-Based Immigration

Permanent Residence

Adjustment of Status

Consular Processing

Naturalization

Citizenship Matters

Immigration in a Cross-Border Context

Immigration decisions frequently intersect with tax, corporate, investment, estate, family, and international considerations. Chase Counsel evaluates the U.S. immigration component in the context of the client's broader cross-border circumstances and coordinates with other professional advisers when appropriate.

International Business Owners and Executives

Individuals Relocating to or From the United States

Foreign Investors

U.S. Citizens and Residents with International Family or Business Ties

Coordination with Tax, Business, and Foreign Counsel

U.S. Immigration Counsel

Chase Counsel PLLC advises on United States immigration law. Where a matter requires advice concerning foreign immigration, tax, corporate, or other foreign law, the firm may coordinate with appropriately qualified foreign counsel or professional advisers.

Request an Immigration & Global Mobility Consultation

Provide brief, nonconfidential information about the immigration or global mobility matter. Chase Counsel PLLC will review the submission for conflicts and matter fit before substantive legal advice is provided.

Do not submit confidential documents, government identification numbers, complete financial account information, or other sensitive information through this form. The firm will advise you if additional information or documents are needed after conflicts review.

Contacting Chase Counsel PLLC does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is established only through a written engagement agreement accepted by the firm and the client. Immigration outcomes depend on the applicable law, facts, government processing, visa availability, and agency discretion. No particular result is guaranteed.