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Suzanne B. Seltzer
Principal at The Seltzer Firm, PLLC
Suzanne B. Seltzer is a highly respected immigration attorney and the principal of The Seltzer Firm, PLLC. Her practice focuses on providing top-notch legal services with a personal touch.
Suzanne is a prominent figure in the field of immigration law, having received multiple accolades for her contributions to the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and NAFSA, Association of International Educators.
She has a strong background in advocating for post-doctoral researchers, academic institutions, and research organizations on immigration matters, with a substantial presence as a speaker and author in the industry.
Aside from her immigration law expertise, Suzanne is deeply involved in anti-trafficking efforts, co-founding the New York Anti-Trafficking Network and being actively involved in creating resources for victims.
Ranked among the top 20 immigration practitioners in the U.S. by LawDragon, Suzanne's accomplishments have been recognized in prestigious publications like Chambers Global and Best Lawyers in America.
Suzanne's educational background includes a magna cum laude degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a cum laude Juris Doctor degree from Georgetown University Law Center.
Her specialties lie in self-petition immigrant visa options, notably the EB-1 petition and EB-2 national interest waiver, representing a wide range of clients from universities to medical professionals in securing visas and waivers.
Prior to establishing her own firm, Suzanne held prominent positions at Klasko Rulon Stock & Seltzer and Dechert LLP, showcasing her extensive experience in the legal field.
Highlights
I am thrilled by the success of the 5th Biennial Physician Immigration Law Institute! Thank you to my co-chair, Rita Sostrin, and our fabulous committee, David Ware, Kruti Patel, Elissa Taub, Andy Wizner, April Bentley, Jen Minear, Melanie Keeney, and Maura Travers.
I was privileged to present on Pathways to Permanent Residence with Kruti Patel, Chris Wendt, and Rita Sostrin.
Thank you to Eva Millona, DHS Assistant Secretary for Partnership and Engagement, and Doug Rand, Senior Advisor to the Director of USCIS for engaging in such a robust discussion.
I was honored to receive The Robert “Bob” Heiserman Memorial Service Award from AILA's Rome District - EMEA Chapter for outstanding contributions made as a lawyer in a significant and meaningful way to the goals of the chapter, particularly in terms of tireless dedication to a chapter committee. I share this award with my dear friend, Rita Sostrin, with whom I was fortunate to co-chair the committee.
