Immigration for Artists with Passage Law's Erick Vidman

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Erick Vidman of Passage Law in Portland, Oregon is an Immigration lawyer and was kind enough to answer fans' and friends' questions about the New America. Erick Vidman and Passage Law: Call (503) [email protected] 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Pacific)If he can't answer it, he will point you in the correct direction.

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