
- Experience
- 13 years
- Consultation
- Contact for details
- Bar State
- West Virginia
- Contingency
- Available
- Languages
- English
- Verification
- Approved profile
- Phone
- (800) 650-9097
About
Chelsea Walker is the founder of KVisaXpress, a federal immigration law practice with offices in Charleston, West Virginia and Alexandria, Virginia, where she serves as an exclusively focused immigration attorney representing couples, families, and international students navigating K-1 fiancé visas, marriage-based green cards, adjustment of status, consular processing, and unlawful presence waivers across all 50 states. Before finding her way to immigration law, Chelsea served the State of West Virginia as an Assistant Attorney General and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, building a litigation record that survived scrutiny at the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals and, ultimately, reached the United States Supreme Court. Early in her career, a published editorial described Chelsea as having "a sharp mind and a committed heart," and those qualities continue to define everything she does at KVisaXpress, where she currently oversees three active offices in WV, VA, and CA. When the pandemic arrived, a wave of calls from couples who'd spent years in international long-distance relationships, faithfully waiting to close the distance and begin their lives together. If you ask her what truly drives her West Virginia and Virginia immigration practice, she will tell you it is not her own story at all. It is her clients. The couples who move heaven and earth for each other, who navigate impossible distances, overwhelming paperwork, and an often unforgiving immigration system, not for convenience or opportunity, but purely and simply because they are in love. She considers it a genuine privilege to understand their journey, carry their K-1 visa and marriage green card cases with care, and clear the legal path so they can finally be together. She carries a 100% win rate for family-based green card petitions & is admitted before the EOIR, practices before USCIS, the National Visa Center, and U.S. Embassies worldwide.
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