Tyler Allen - U.S. Immigration Attorney, Allen Pavlow

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Work Background

VIVANCO & VIVANCOSenior U.S. Attorney

Jul. 2021Greater Buenos AiresSenior Attorney of U.S. Immigration Department for multinational LATAM law firm. Personally prepared numerous EB-1A and O-1 "Visas of Extraordinary Ability" for diverse profiles, including: professional athletes, world famous musicians, esteemed athletic coaches, and highly innovative entrepreneurs. Led strategy for, managed, and prepared P-1A "Internationally Recognized Athlete" Visas for an entire foreign athletic franchise and their U.S.-based support staff. Crafted numerous E-2 "Nonimmigrant Investor Visas" for U.S. Consulates around the world, more specifically: Buenos Aires, Santiago, San José, Toronto, and Madrid. Led and drafted EB-2 NIW Cases, L-1As, L-1Bs, an L-1A New Office Visa, an R-1 Religious Worker petition, an H-1B1 visa, and an E-1 Treaty Trader visa. Personally presented Administrative (AAO) Appeals, and collaborated and supported Federal Litigation efforts for denied visas. As a U.S. Practitioner based abroad, gained meaningful exposure to obscure Inadmissibility and Consular Processing issues, Green Card Abandonment, the Exit Tax, and Citizenship through physical presence of a USC Grandparents.

Law Offices of Julia GreenbergOf Counsel

Oct. 2017 - Jul. 2021Greater Buenos AiresOf Counsel to boutique Immigration Firm out of New York. Handled legal strategy and memorandums for several "Visas of Extraordinary Ability" (both EB-1A Green Cards and O-1 Nonimmigrant Visas). Developed legal strategy and memorandum for an EB-2 Doctor of Exceptional Ability with National Interest Waiver. Developed in-take strategies for, and handled from start to finish, two approved PERM Applications for Permanent Residency based on Employment (EB-3 Green Cards). Worked on numerous Motions to Reopen/Reconsider for U.S. Immigration Authorities such as USCIS, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals. Wrote U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals briefs for multiple U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals (2nd, 6th, D.C., 9th). Developed legal strategy and memorandum for approved E-2 "Nonimmigrant Investor" Change of Status petition. Contested a fraudulent INTERPOL Red Notice. Developed legal strategy and wrote legal memorandums for numerous highly-complex Asylum cases, including: Political Whistleblowers from Russia and the former Soviet Union-controlled Eastern Bloc countries; LGBTQI cases (particularly from Arab countries and Russia); Religious Persecution cases (in particular Arab Christians and Jehovah’s Witnesses); Racial Persecution; Political Opinion cases pertaining to past activity with political parties; Particular Social Group cases; Pattern or Practice of persecution claims; and Domestic Violence cases. Gained experience in Humanitarian Parole, Immigration Bond motions, and Waivers of Inadmissibility.

Allen LegalImmigration Attorney

Oct. 2017 - Jan. 2021Buenos Aires, City of Buenos Aires, ArgentinaRepresented immigration clients before the United States Consulate in Buenos Aires, when not engaged as Of Counsel to Law Offices of Julia Greenberg. Practice primarily focused on B-1/B-2 Tourist visas, Denied Visas strategies, Family Immigration, and Inadmissibility Issues. Other cases included Family Immigration matters, an O-1B Visa of Extraordinary Ability for a Fashion Designer, and a few H-1B and L-1 cases. Gained business development and intake experience. Briefly merged solo practice with friend and fellow Immigration Attorney, overseeing the Buenos Aires office, two Paralegals, and the successful deployment of the firm’s Social Media Campaign.

Tulane University Law SchoolMaritime Law Research Assistant (Prof. Robert Force)

May. 2016 - Aug. 2016Read and sorted hundreds of recently decided opinions according to their applicability and relevancy for inclusion in Professor Force’s treatises: The Law of Seamen and The Law of Maritime Personal Injury. Researched diverse maritime law matters including: maritime personal injury (jones act, cruise ship claims, general maritime negligence claims, M & C, recreational boating, LHWCA), salvage, piracy, and seamen’s employment and wage disputes. Searched for updated circuit law and drafted paragraphs for review and potential inclusion in chapter on Interlocutory Appeals for publication in the Benedict on Admiralty treatise.

Catholic Charities - Refugee and Immigration ServicesImmigration Legal Extern

Jan. 2016 - Apr. 2016Greater New Orleans AreaSuccessfully completed a 120-hour in-field externship assisting with various Immigration legal matters. Participated in two N-400 workshops assisting foreign nationals with filing for citizenship, managed three U Visa petitions, and conducted weekly client correspondence in Spanish.

Tulane Center for IP and CultureLatin America Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurial Fellow

May. 2015 - Aug. 2015Buenos Aires ArgentinaRead relevant statutes in Spanish pertaining to the trademark law for every Latin American country and furnished a 42-page comprehensive report outlining how a U.S corporation would go about registering a text trademark in each one. Conducted phone interviews in Spanish with various state agency officials. Formulated strategies for registering a trademark and developed strategic business relationships to help foster future entrepreneurial development in Latin America.