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+1 716-854-1541
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135 Delaware Ave Ste 101, Buffalo, NY, 14202
Downtown
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0.2 miFountain Plaza Station
0.2 miLafayette Square
0.3 miChurch Station
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Specialties
Kolken & Kolken offers a full range of immigration legal services at affordable and reasonable prices. Our goal is to find a solution to your immigration problem. While past performance is no guarantee of future results, we welcome the opportunity to help you solve your immigration problem by utilizing the law to your advantage.
We represent clients from all over the world and travel to Immigration Courts throughout the United States. We are just a phone call away.
History
Established in 1964.
Our location in Buffalo on the Canadian border is in close proximity to the Immigration Court in Buffalo, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) District Office in Buffalo, four ports of entry in the Buffalo-Niagara Falls area, the USCIS office at the Toronto airport, the Federal Detention Center in Batavia, and the U.S. Consulate in Toronto.
We represent clients from all over the world and travel to Immigration Courts throughout the United States. We are just a phone call away, and welcome the opportunity to service your immigration needs by utilizing the law to your advantage.
Meet the Business Owner
Matthew K.
Business Owner
Mr. Kolken has received the highest AV peer rating by Martindale-Hubbell, has been named a «Super Lawyer» in Upstate New York by Super Lawyers magazine, and was also recognized by Business First of Buffalo as being among the «Legal Elite of Western New York.»
Mr. Kolken has appeared on MSNBC and CNN, his opinions and legal analysis have been published in Forbes Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Fox News Latino, and NBC Latino among others. He has been an invited speaker at AILA’s annual conference on grounds of removability, is the author of the Deportation and Removal Blog on ILW.com, and is a member of the advisory board of the Immigration Daily, an online immigration news periodical with more than 35,000 readers.
He is also a prominent immigration reform activist listed as one of the top-ten most influential people on Twitter in the area of Immigration Law.
