Tadmor & Tadmor, LLP - Worcester, MA
Immigration Lawyers in Worcester, MA
306 Main Street 2nd Floor Worcester, MA 01608
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21
Years
Experience
Worcester Immigration Law Firm
Updated: 02/28/2026
Areas of Practice
- Immigration
Firm Information
Overview
Tadmor & Tadmor, LLP represents clients nationally and internationally. Our firm has the experience and successful track record to provide its clients with a wide range of U.S. immigration services. We handle immigration and nationality matters including professionals, skilled workers, and family-based petitions. Our firm provides legal services in the following practice areas:
- Non-Immigrant Work Visas
- Labor Certifications
- Persons of Extraordinary/Exceptional Ability
- Intra-Company Transferees
- Relative Petitions
- Religious Workers
- Nurses
- Naturalization
- Student Visas
- Business Visas
- Diversity Visa
- J-1 Waivers
Previous Law Firm Names
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Rachel C. Tadmor
Attorneys
Contact
306 Main Street
2nd Floor
Worcester, MA 01608
Phone Number: 508-791-9400
Fax Number: 508-791-7914
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.tadmorlaw.com
Additional Massachusetts Locations
Newton Center, MA (31.3 miles)
1320 Centre Street
Suite 303
Newton Center, MA 02459
Phone Number: 617-600-4882
Fax Number: 508-791-7914
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.tadmorlaw.com
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