For nearly three decades, Bolour / Carl Immigration Group has helped individuals, families, entrepreneurs, athletes, entertainers, and multinational employers successfully navigate the U.S. immigration system. With multiple office locations and a dedicated team of attorneys and legal professionals, we provide sophisticated immigration counsel with the personalized attention and responsiveness of a boutique law firm.
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Our Los Angeles office is conveniently located at 5169 W Washington Boulevard. Schedule a consultation to talk to us about your immigration law matters.
Contact our Palm Springs office at 777 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Suite 200-77. We’re here to answer all of your immigration law questions.
Set up a meeting with our Salinas team at 369 Main Street, Suite M5. We can help walk you through your next steps.
Our Monterey is located on 419 Webster Street, Suite 202. We’re happy to assist with any issue you’re having related to immigration law.
If you’re in Fresno, schedule a meeting with our office located at 8050 North Palm Ave, Suite 300. We’re available to talk about your immigration-related situation.
For those near Boise, we have an office at 999 W Main St, Suite 100. Our team is ready to assist with your immigration law needs.
If you’re in Provo, schedule a meeting with our office located at 560 S 100 W St ste 1. We’re available to talk about your immigration-related situation.
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Founder and Managing Partner
Ally Bolour has been helping immigrants obtain citizenship and residency status within the United States since the mid-90s. He frequently volunteers his time as a pro bono attorney for families, children, nonprofits, and those in the LGBTQ community.
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Alexander Carl began his career in immigration law in 2016, joining attorney Ally Bolour in working to protect the interests of immigrants around the world. He offers his guidance and expertise to other members of the legal community at various panels.
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Scott A. Emerick has been practicing law since 2012 in both state and federal courts. He specializes in family immigration law, removal defense, and federal litigation, protecting the rights of families, children, and other immigrants requiring legal aid.
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At our firm, we’ve dedicated our careers to guiding businesses and individuals through the complexities of U.S. immigration law.
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Your Questions Answered
Our team assists with non-immigrant visas, immigrant visas, employment and business visas, green cards, citizenship, change of status, deportation, DACA, and more. Please contact us if you have further questions about the services we provide.
We assist individuals with family-based green cards and family petitions, including but not limited to, spouses, fiancés, children, siblings, and other family members.
If you are in need of legal assistance, look for a firm that is dedicated to providing one-on-one support from a seasoned immigration attorney.
Our team has decades of experience with B-1 visas (temporary business), H-2B visas (temporary seasonal workers), H2-A visas (temporary agricultural), L-1 visas (temporary managers, executives, and specialized employees), Employment Based Green Card Petitions (PERM), H-1B Visa Petitions (Specialty Occupations), TN Visas, E-2 Visas, O-1 Visas, J1 Visas and more. Schedule a consultation with one of our experienced attorneys to develop the best strategy for achieving your immigration goals.
Immigration Law Blog
The Second Circuit has preserved an important path to a bond hearing for certain immigrants who entered the United States without inspection, lived here for years, and were later arrested by immigration authorities. On September 25, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit denied the government’s request to rehear Barbosa da Cunha […]
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An applicant does not always need a criminal conviction to be found inadmissible to the United States. In some circumstances, the applicant’s own admission to criminal conduct can be enough. A new precedential decision from the Board of Immigration Appeals makes that risk more significant. On September 22, 2026, the BIA issued Matter of Mendez […]
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One of the first questions many couples ask is: “Do I really need an immigration attorney to sponsor my spouse for a green card?” The honest answer is no—U.S. immigration law does not require you to hire an attorney. Many couples successfully file marriage-based green card applications on their own. However, a better question is: “Will […]
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If you’re married to a foreign national, you may be asking yourself: “How do I sponsor my spouse for a green card?” This is one of the most common questions we receive at our firm, and while the process can seem overwhelming at first, understanding the major steps can help you know what to expect. The […]
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For international athletes looking to compete professionally in the United States, one of the first questions we hear is: “Should I apply for a P-1 visa or an O-1 visa?” At our firm, this is one of the most common conversations we have with athletes, coaches, agents, sports academies, and professional organizations. The answer is […]
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777 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Suite 200-77
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Salinas Office
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Fresno Office
Boise Office
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