Gabriela M. Krockmalnic
Gabriela M. Krockmalnic is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers’ Association (AILA). She is a past chair of the New Lawyers’ Division of the New England Chapter of AILA and a past co-chair of the AILA New England Chapter Liaison to the DET/DOL. She also served on the organizing committee for the Conference on Immigration Solutions for Health Care & Biotech, 2003.
She is the author of numerous articles on immigration law and has contributed materials for the "Immigration Primer" published by the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education program (MCLE) on subjects such as O-1 Extraordinary Ability Workers Visas and Labor Certification Applications.
Gabriela M. Krockmalnic received her M.S. in Biophysics from the University of Bucharest in Romania and her J.D. from the Massachusetts School of Law in 1996. She started her law practice after a distinguished 20 year career as a Researcher in Cell Biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, during which time she authored and co- authored a variety of publications on topics in Cell Biology. She is fluent in Romanian and French and proficient in Italian.
Extensive Experience
We are dedicated exclusively to providing legal services to corporations, individuals, and families in all areas of immigration and nationality law. We have extensive experience in all facets of immigration law, including employment-based and family-based immigration, citizenship, and deportation and removal defense.
Diverse Client Base Our firm services a diverse client base ranging from skilled professionals, high-tech corporations, engineering firms, health-care companies, doctors, hospitals, schools, and cultural centers to families, temporary workers and students.
Effective Representation We represent clients before all government entities including the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly the Immigration & Naturalization Service), the Department of State, the Department of Labor, Immigration Courts, and the Board of Immigration Appeals.
Diverse Client Base Our firm services a diverse client base ranging from skilled professionals, high-tech corporations, engineering firms, health-care companies, doctors, hospitals, schools, and cultural centers to families, temporary workers and students.
Effective Representation We represent clients before all government entities including the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly the Immigration & Naturalization Service), the Department of State, the Department of Labor, Immigration Courts, and the Board of Immigration Appeals.