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2 Lawyers - Family-Based Immigration in Rehovot, Israel
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Dina Wolpert Law Office
Also available in Rehovot
Views: 16,945
Attorney Dina Wolpert specializes in the regulation of civil status in Israel, including representation in appeal processes against Ministry of Interior decisions, Israeli citizenship, regulation of status for a foreign spouse, immigrant status, visitor visa, work permits, and more.
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Attorney Liat Steinberg Harlamp
Also available in Rehovot
Views: 19,600
Expertise and experience of over 18 years in status regulation in Israel: marriage, unmarried partners, humanitarian reasons, widows of Israeli citizens, family members from abroad denied entry.
