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JANET MOON

JANET MOON has joined Bousquet Holstein PLLC as senior counsel in the firm’s immigration practice group. She concentrates her practice in the areas of family-based green card and visa applications, removing conditions, citizenship and naturalization; transitioning from a student-exchange visitor status to employment; and employment-based petitions and visas, as well as complex admissibility or denial […]

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JANET MOON has joined Bousquet Holstein PLLC as senior counsel in the firm’s immigration practice group. She concentrates her practice in the areas of family-based green card and visa applications, removing conditions, citizenship and naturalization; transitioning from a student-exchange visitor status to employment; and employment-based petitions and visas, as well as complex admissibility or denial issues. Moon previously ran her own immigration practice, Moon Law Office, LLC, taking over the practice of veteran immigration attorney Diane Chappell-Daly. Moon attended Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, before moving to the Syracuse area, where she attended Syracuse University College of Law and the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. 

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