Evelyn Huang is a Los Angeles immigration attorney with more than 15 years of experience across the full spectrum of U.S. immigration law. Admitted in California and New York and before two federal appellate courts, she represents individuals, families, and businesses before USCIS and the immigration courts, with particular depth in employment-based, EB-5 investor, and complex USCIS matters. Having thousands of cases behind her, she is known for resolving the hard situations that can derail a case at any stage.

How Evelyn Helps Clients

Evelyn represents clients across the full spectrum of U.S. immigration law, with particular depth in:

Employment & business immigration: H-1B, L-1, O-1, and P-1 visas and permanent residence across all EB categories; workforce strategy and compliance for corporate clients.

Extraordinary ability & NIW: EB-1A and National Interest Waiver petitions for high-achieving professionals.

EB-5 investor visas: hundreds of regional-center and direct-investment petitions, RFE/NOID responses, good-faith investor protections under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act, and winning cases for investors before immigration judges.

Complex USCIS challenges: OPT/STEM OPT issues, pay-to-stay and unauthorized-employment findings, F-1 reinstatement, and CCP-affiliation or misrepresentation matters requiring waivers.

Full-service immigration: family-based immigration, naturalization, asylum, and removal defense.

Why Clients Choose Evelyn

Evelyn’s depth reflects a career built across a series of distinguished firms. Before joining the Law Offices of Sabrina Li, she practiced at a respected Los Angeles immigration firm focused on EB-5 and immigration appeals, represented regional-center investors on a contract basis, handled wide-ranging business immigration at another Los Angeles firm, and served as Of Counsel to a boutique intellectual-property firm advising corporate and individual clients. Once an international student herself, she also understands firsthand what is at stake at each step—and she excels where tightened USCIS scrutiny meets complex facts and legal gray areas, finding a path forward when a case stalls or a prior denial threatens a client’s status.

Beyond the Practice

Evelyn approaches every matter knowing it represents a real person’s journey—not just a visa or a green card, but time, stability, family, and the future her client is working toward. Fluent in English, Mandarin Chinese, and Taiwanese, she serves clients across Southern California, nationwide, and abroad.