Samuel Jay Levine

Levine and Associates

Samuel Jay Levine is the principle attorney of Levine and Associates.

With more than a quarter-century of experience in U.S. immigration and international business law, Professor Levine is a 1969 graduate of the University of Rochester with a Bachelors of Science, and a 1972 graduate with a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree of Syracuse University College of Law where he received an academic award. He later pursued advanced international law studies in both the Netherlands and in Israel.

Professor Levine was admitted to the District of Columbia Bar in 1973, and to the United States Supreme Court Bar in 1976. Between 1973 and 1974, he served as the law clerk to the Hon. John Garrett Penn, Jr. (then the Superior Court of the District of Columbia). In 1974 he founded Samuel Jay Levine, P.C. - now a division of Levine and Associates - for which he has practiced immigration and international law to date.

Professor Levine is a member of the District of Columbia Bar, the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Inter-American Bar Association, and the World Jurist Association. Furthermore, he is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Syracuse University, College of Law, and listed by the Martindale-Hubble Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and in the National Directory of Who's Who in Executives and Professionals.

Among his other distinctions, Professor Levine has served as:

 
  • Member, Panel of Arbitrators, American Arbitration Association
  • Member, Board of Visitors, Syracuse University College of Law
  • Member, Board of Directors, and Executive Director, American Adoption Agency
  • Member, D.C. Mayor's Committee on the Placement of Children in Family Homes
  • Panel Chairperson and presenter of a paper at the World Jurist Association Convention (Montreal, Canada) in 1995; Panel

    Chairperson and presenter of a paper at the conference of the World Jurist Association 1997 Convention in Doha, Qatar, and in

    subsequent years at Vienna, Austria; Beijing, China; Havana, Cuba; Warsaw, Poland; Amsterdam, the Netherlands and New

    Delhi, India.
  • Presenter of a paper at Jaegiellonian University (in cooperation with The Catholic University of America, College of Law) in

    Cracow, Poland in 1997.
  • Seminar conductor on U.S. Immigration Law in eleven other countries.
  • An expert witness on U.S. Immigration Law offered before courts in Chile, Brazil, the United Kingdom and the Dominican Republic

Professor Levine has authored and edited articles on immigration law and compliance for several industry magazines. He is the publisher of Immigration Law Update, a newsletter focusing on immigration issues for a number of law firms and employers throughout the country. His television and radio broadcasts on immigration law air in the metropolitan Washington, DC, area on such international language programs as Namaste Asia, Asia Today, Pakistan Vision, the Philippine Broadcast Channel, Vividh Bharti and Radio Mundo. A production of U.S. Visa Enterprises™, Professor Levine's Business and Professional Nonimmigrant Visas to America video has been widely distributed and viewed nationally and internationally. 
 

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Levine & Associates

 4001 9th St N Suite 4001, Arlington, VA 22203 | 507 Shenandoah Valley Drive, Front Royal, VA 22630

Arlington (703) 524-8500 | Front Royal (540) 557-7551

A world traveler, Professor Levine has visited more than ninety-five countries and has worked with people of almost all nationalities. He is familiar with the cultures and traditions of various ethnic communities and he is sensitive to their customs and beliefs.

Professor Levine is fluent in Spanish.

Professor Samuel Jay Levine is a partner of Levine & Vaid. In 1974 he founded Samuel Jay Levine, P.C., which is now a division of Levine & Associates whose Indian division is Levine & Vaid, and for which he has practiced business immigration and international law to date.