Kamran I. Makhdoom
PLLC

Kamran I. Makhdoom began practicing law in 1996 in his hometown of Multan, Pakistan, after graduating from law school as valedictorian. He later taught at several law colleges throughout Pakistan, sharing his knowledge and experience with aspiring attorneys.

As a Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholar, Mr. Makhdoom earned a Master of Laws from the University of Houston Law Center, where he focused on immigration law. During his studies, he had the privilege of being mentored by Professor Joe Vail, a former U.S. Immigration Judge.

Licensed to practice law in New York, Mr. Makhdoom represents individuals, families, entrepreneurs, and businesses in a broad range of immigration matters. His practice includes intracompany transferee matters, PERM labor certifications, EB-2 and EB-3 petitions, religious worker cases, VAWA matters, family-based immigration, removal and deportation proceedings, and cases before U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide.

Mr. Makhdoom has a particular passion for investor visas, including both immigrant and nonimmigrant classifications. He also has extensive experience responding to complex requests for evidence and handling immigration appeals.

His practice is founded on honest, sincere advice and a commitment to making immigration law as clear and understandable as possible. An active Rotarian, Mr. Makhdoom has served Rotary clubs and districts in several leadership capacities, including as President of the Fort Bend Rotary Club in Sugar Land, Texas.

Since beginning his legal career, Mr. Makhdoom has successfully represented clients in immigration matters throughout the United States and in countries across the globe.