Kelsey Lee

Kelsey Lee is an immigration attorney helping clients with family-sponsored green cards, naturalization, fiancé visas, I-751 petitions, employment-based immigration, waivers of inadmissibility, asylum, and removal defense. Her work supports individuals and families navigating complex immigration rules, detention concerns, and court proceedings. She helps clients understand options, prepare filings, respond to agency requirements, and pursue lawful status through careful planning, clear communication, and strong advocacy.

Kelsey earned a J.D. from the University of Maine School of Law. During law school, she received the Immigration Law Award. Her education supports legal research, writing, client counseling, and immigration case analysis. She uses that background to review facts, prepare applications, explain legal requirements, and guide clients through matters related to family immigration, asylum, detention, removal, naturalization, and waivers.

Kelsey has built her practice through work involving employment-based immigration, removal proceedings, immigration detention, asylum, and family immigration matters. Her earlier experience with immigrants and refugees shaped her commitment to immigration law. She worked with immigrant communities in Nebraska and taught English in Thailand through the Fulbright Program. That background helps her understand client goals, listen closely, and communicate with attention to detail.

Kelsey Lee helps clients address immigration challenges with preparation, listening, and practical problem-solving. Her work supports people seeking family unity, protection, permanent residence, citizenship, or relief from removal. She is admitted to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court and practices before the Executive Office for Immigration Review. Through case review, filings, hearings, and direct guidance, she helps clients pursue informed decisions and stronger immigration outcomes while reducing confusion during stressful immigration processes.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, FordMurray Law
• Member, American Immigration Lawyers Association
• Member, Maine State Bar Association

Licensed State

• Maine

Education

• University of Maine School of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of Maine School of Law

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