David Katona

Immigration attorneys pivot between dense case law and quick deadlines, translating statutes into next steps. In the Financial District, David Katona sits on the 17th floor at 40 Fulton Street, New York, NY 10038, an address above the clatter of commuters heading for the ferries. Whether the need is an O-1 visa for an artist, adjustment of status, asylum filings, deportation defense, waivers, or family-based petitions, the office is set up to handle paperwork-heavy tracks. Clients can call and leave details without repeating every case history each time. The field moves when policies shift; an up-to-date counselor trims hours otherwise spent untangling retroactive changes. Consultations follow a no-frills script—sign in, outline your chronology, get a lay of the next documents. The view from floor seventeen keeps the Statue of Liberty square in sight, an oddly steady compass during the transient skyline of Lower Manhattan. Pages behind the scenes aren’t marked by décor; they’re organized behind appointment software and intake binders. Before you navigate the revolving doors below, pull up the map for door-to-door directions. The Staten Island Ferry hums in the background, a reminder that constellations of rules set sail across boroughs every day.