About Us

At Kline Immigration Law, we provide expert legal guidance in immigration law. Our founder, Julia Kline, has been dedicated to helping clients navigate the complexities of immigration since 2019. Ms. Kline received her Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School Los Angeles in 2016, after graduating magna cum laude from George Mason University. After practicing corporate and business law for several years, Ms. Kline was inspired to switch to immigration law after participating in an immigration law clinic in the Phoenix, Arizona area where she represented victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. She also represented clients incarcerated at ICE detention centers in Arizona during COVID. Since relocating to South Carolina in 2021, Ms. Kline has focused on employment and family-based immigrant visas, investor visas, and equestrian sports and athlete visas. However, Ms. Kline continues to represent clients in federal immigration courts. Ms. Kline is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and Arizona, and federal immigration law in all 50 states under 8 U.S. Code Chapter 12. In her free time, she enjoys life on her South Carolina farm with her husband Scott and her animals.

The immigrant visa (green card) process may take several routes depending on whether you are inside the U.S. or require consular processing and whether you are relying on a qualifying family relationship or employment. Contact us today to schedule a consult to discuss your immigration options.

If you or your family member is currently detained or incarcerated at a federal ICE detention center, he or she may be eligible for release under an immigration bond if a judge grants such release at an immigration court bond hearing.  Contact us immediately to schedule a consult to discuss the process and evidence required.

We represent clients in removal proceedings. If you receive a Notice to Appear or summons to the immigration court, please contact us immediately. Do not wait until the last minute! Even if you are currently unlawfully present, there are options to delay proceedings or even take your case off the court's calendar so you have time to file appropriate immigration applications. Take control of the situation and schedule an appointment with our experienced removal defense attorney today! 

If you are an entrepreneur, essential employee, or owner of a U.S. business, you may be eligible for a treaty trader or investor visa, even if you are currently in the U.S. on another visa. We specialize in preparing these complex USCIS applications and helping you achieve your visa goals so you can grow your business and be part of the American dream. Contact us today!

Employers who have one-time, seasonal, or temporary need for foreign workers can apply to USCIS for one or more workers to meet their temporary business need through the USCIS H-2A and H-2B visa programs. These programs have specific requirements and a very structured application process so advance planning is essential. Contact us to discuss your options as an employer.