锐明文泽律师事务所

Xiaole Zhang

Practices

ICOs and Cryptocurrency Exchange, Capital Markets, Regulatory Compliance, Formation and Registration, Enforcement Defense, Corporate Governance, EB-5 Immigration and Commercial Immigration

Education
J.D., University of Iowa College
LL.B., University of International Business and Economics School of Law
Bar Admission
New York
New Jersey
Affiliations
New York State Bar Association
New Jersey State Bar Association
New York County Bar Association
New York City Bar Association                        New York State Bar Association - Committee on Asia and the Pacific Region
Invest in USA (IIUSA)
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) EB-5 Committee
National Trade Association of EB-5 Regional Centers

Member, New York
Phone +1-212-858-9968
Fax +1-516-821-8978
xlzhang@reidwise.com

 
Ms. Zhang is one of the firm’s partners in our New York Headquarter Office. She focuses her practice on immigration law and corporate law, representing both public and private companies in connection with security offerings, financing transactions, mergers & acquisitions and general corporate matters.

As leader of the firm’s US investment immigration team, Ms. Zhang has in-depth expertise and experiences in planning all employment-based green card application and navigating around potential minefields of immigration regulations. She is also adept at assisting clients to deal with complex USCIS and US embassy procedures. Ms. Zhang has developed a set of EB-5 visa petition protocols that help our high-net-worth investors navigate through the complex EB-5 visa process. Ms. Zhang keeps 100% approval rate for all her EB-5 visa petitions.

Ms. Zhang received her Bachelor of Law from University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, China. Subsequently, she was awarded the Thelma L. Shaffer Scholarship and attended University of Iowa College of Law where she earned her Juris Doctor (J.D.) and Master of Law (LL.M.) Degrees. Ms. Zhang is a native speaker of Mandarin and she is licensed to practice law in New York and New Jersey.

 

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