David Jung, based in our Houston office, provides counsel on U.S. immigration matters. He has represented individual and corporate clients in complex immigrant and nonimmigrant matters. He has assisted start-ups to fortune 500 companies in various industries including technology, software, automotive, oil & gas, architectural engineering, and education. David has consistently demonstrated his dedication and commitment to assisting individuals and businesses navigate the complex landscape of immigration law. His unwavering passion for his work and exceptional legal acumen make him a trusted advisor to clients seeking immigration solutions.

David's prominence is not only attributed to his vast knowledge of immigration law but also to his client-centric approach. He recognizes the unique challenges that each client faces and tailors his legal strategies accordingly. His ability to forge strong client relationships built on trust, transparency, and empathy has earned him a stellar reputation. Many clients and businesses turn to David for his expertise to unweave complex issues and provide strategic immigration solutions. He has made enduring impacts on individuals and businesses seeking to thrive in the United States.

David earned his Juris Doctor degree from Handong International Law School, where he served in the school’s international journal editorial board. He also earned Doctor of Juridical Science from Emory University where his research focused on the interaction of religion and law.

David Jung assists companies with obtaining work visas for employees, such as H-1B, L-1, TN, E-2, E-3, O-1, J-1, etc., and green cards for employees, such as EB-2 and EB-3 PERM labor certification and EB-1C Multinational Manager. We also assist companies with business law matters, such as entity incorporation, reviewing and negotiating various contracts, etc. 

We also assist individuals with immigration law matters, such as spousal and parental green cards, K-1 Fiancé visas, EB-5 investor green cards, E-2 Treaty Investor visas, EB-1A Extraordinary Ability and National Interest Waiver green cards, visitor visas, waivers of inadmissibility, various consular matters arising at US Embassies and Consulates, and naturalization (citizenship).