About the Lawyer Chow King & Associates specializes in representing business investors in acquiring appropriate visas or permanent residence in the US and Hong Kong, as well as corporate clients wishing to employ or transfer key personnel to these destinations on employment visas. Their clients include a wide variety of individuals and businesses, from persons wishing to immigrate based on family relationships or employment to investors and large, publicly listed multinational companies. The firm has well-established referral relationships with law firms and accounting firms that require international immigration law expertise but do not maintain in-house immigration practices, and it frequently co-counsels cases with other law firms in a cooperative business framework. The firm also handles citizenship and related nationality matters, including counseling and representing individuals in the US expatriation process and assisting individuals in the acquisition of alternative citizenship to facilitate visa-free travel, for tax planning purposes, or as a hedge against negative economic or political developments in their countries of origin. Its comprehensive range of immigration services includes advocacy of complex visa issues involving grounds of statutory ineligibility before US consulates, processing criminal waivers before US Citizenship and Immigration Services, and handling administrative appeals and federal court litigation in immigration cases. Whatever the assignment, the firm is committed to ensuring that each client receives a high standard of personalized, dependable, confidential, and professional services. Eugene Chow is the Principal of Chow King & Associates, a Hong Kong–based firm specializing in U.S., Hong Kong, and international immigration matters. He has extensive experience in all major areas of international immigration, including business and investment immigration, citizenship matters, employment-based immigration, temporary work visas for managers, executives, professionals, and skilled workers, as well as family-based immigration. Over more than four decades in practice, he has guided both corporate and individual clients through complex immigration processes involving multiple jurisdictions, particularly the United States and Hong Kong, and is widely regarded as a leading expert in corporate and international immigration. <h2>Experience</h2><p> Eugene Chow is the Principal of Chow King & Associates and has practiced law since 1976, focusing his career on U.S., Hong Kong, and international immigration matters. He founded Chow King & Associates in 1988, establishing a boutique practice dedicated to representing international corporate and individual clients in a full spectrum of immigration issues. Over more than 40 years in immigration law, he has developed deep experience in business and investment immigration, citizenship matters (including expatriation and acquisition of alternative citizenship), employment-based immigration, temporary work visas for managers, executives, professionals, and skilled workers, and family-based immigration.</p><p> Mr. Chow has been certified as a specialist in immigration and nationality law by the California Board of Legal Specialization since 1989, reflecting his long-standing focus and advanced expertise in this area of practice. His work encompasses both inbound and outbound immigration to and from the United States and Hong Kong, advising multinational companies on the movement of key personnel, and assisting individual clients with permanent residence, non-immigrant visa strategies, and complex consular processing. He has also been active in addressing complex statutory ineligibility issues, criminal-related immigration matters, and litigation aspects of immigration cases before administrative bodies and federal courts.</p><h2>Specialty</h2><ul> <li> <strong>Business and Investment Immigration</strong>: Representing business investors in acquiring appropriate visas or permanent residence in the US and Hong Kong, including structuring immigration strategies for entrepreneurs, investors, and multinational corporations seeking to establish or expand operations in these jurisdictions. </li> <li> <strong>Citizenship and Nationality Matters</strong>: Counseling and representing individuals in the US expatriation process and assisting clients in acquiring alternative citizenship for visa-free travel, tax planning, and risk management in light of economic or political uncertainty in their home countries. </li> <li> <strong>Employment-Based Immigration</strong>: Handling employment visas and permanent residence applications for corporate clients wishing to employ or transfer key managers, executives, and professional staff to the US and Hong Kong, including coordination of global mobility strategies for multinational enterprises. </li> <li> <strong>Family-Based Immigration</strong>: Assisting individuals in family-based immigration processes, including petitions for spouses, children, parents, and other qualifying relatives, as well as related issues that arise in consular processing and adjustment of status. </li> <li> <strong>Temporary Work Visas</strong>: Advocating for temporary work visas for managers, executives, professionals, and skilled workers, and advising employers and individuals on maintaining lawful status, extensions, and changes of status across different visa categories. </li> <li> <strong>Complex Visa and Consular Issues</strong>: Handling complex visa issues involving grounds of statutory ineligibility before US consulates, preparing detailed submissions, and addressing admissibility concerns that affect the issuance or renewal of visas and entry permits. </li> <li> <strong>Criminal Waivers and Inadmissibility</strong>: Processing criminal waivers and related applications before US Citizenship and Immigration Services and other relevant authorities, assisting clients whose immigration status or visa eligibility is affected by prior criminal conduct or allegations. </li> <li> <strong>Administrative Appeals and Federal Court Litigation</strong>: Managing administrative appeals in immigration matters and coordinating federal court litigation where necessary, including challenges to adverse immigration decisions and advocacy in complex, precedent-setting cases. </li></ul><h2>Education</h2><p> Eugene Chow holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Penn State University, where he graduated <em>summa cum laude</em>. He obtained his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Boston College Law School, completing his legal studies in 1976. He was admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania in 1976 and in California in 1978. His formal education in the United States, combined with his long-standing certification as a specialist in immigration and nationality law by the California Board of Legal Specialization, provides the foundation for his extensive practice in U.S., Hong Kong, and international immigration law.</p>
Chow King & Associates specializes in representing business investors in acquiring appropriate visas or permanent residence in the US, Hong Kong and in the acquistion of citizenship by investmetn in various jurisictions. It also has a niche practice acvising US citizens who wish to renounce their US citizenship about the tax and immigration consquences.
The firm has a wide variety of clients, including individuals wishing to immigrate based on family relationships or employment, as well as investors and large, publicly-listed multinational companies.
They offer a comprehensive range of immigration services including advocacy of complex visa issues, processing criminal waivers, handling administrative appeals, and federal court litigation in immigration cases.
Eugene Chow has extensive experience in business and investment immigration, citizenship matters, employment-based immigration, and temporary work visas for various professionals.
Some specialty areas include business and investment immigration, citizenship matters, employment-based immigration, family-based immigration, temporary work visas, complex visa issues, criminal waivers, and administrative appeals.
They advocate for complex visa issues involving grounds of statutory ineligibility before the US Consulates.
They handle administrative appeals and federal court litigation in immigration cases.
Eugene Chow is admitted to practice law and has a strong educational background in law, but specific details about his degrees and universities are not provided.
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