Haywood Martin Wise, Lawyer - French and US immigration and nationality law

Our core practice area is assisting persons in obtaining the right to live and work in France or in the United States, whether for full-time or temporary employment (transfers of executives or technical workers), for immigration, for asylum, or for personal reasons (marriage or PACS to a French citizen). Haywood Martin Wise, in his dual capacity as a French and U.S. lawyer located in Paris, in keenly aware of these issues, based on his own immigration experience and that of his clients. Ourlocation, close to the U.S. Consulate at 2 rue St. Florentin, Paris, and to the French courts and administrations, allow us to provide cost-effective, bilingual French businesslaw and immigration services to companies andindividuals. The firm also assists foreign companies in establishing themselves in France and in the United States.

Haywood Martin Wise, Esq. is an American-born U.S. and French citizen (naturalized French in 2001) and a member of the bars of the State of New York (1997), New Jersey (1997) (U.S.A.) and Hauts-de-Seine (France) (admitted to the Paris bar in 1998) and a graduate of Brooklyn Law School (’95) and University of Paris Law School Panthéon-Sorbonne (Masters of Law – D.E.A.- in French Business and Economic Law). After rigorous training in French law with the prestigious Parisian law firms, Gide Loyrette Nouvel (1997 to 1999), Salans Hertzfeld (1999-2002) and Caubet Chouchana Meyer (2003-2004), he opened his own French law firm.

He appears and pleads before French courts, Consulates and Muncipal Authorities, and before American authorities (US Consulate of Paris, USCIS regional offices, Department of State) and prepares visa and nationality petitions and generally gives advise on French and U.S. immigration, corporate and family matters. Haywood Martin Wise is the author of a number of articles on French and U.S. immigration and business law.

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