Thoughtful and zealous guidance in pursuit of immigration and mobility needs

Andrew Kuntz helps clients with immigration and global mobility matters, including nonimmigrant and immigrant visa issues, I-9 compliance and worksite enforcement, and immigration-related investigations and dispute resolution.

Prior to joining Quarles, Andrew was an associate at a top New Jersey law firm representing corporations in complex commercial, employment and real estate litigation. He advised public entities on the adoption and implementation of laws and regulations. His previous experience creating and implementing discovery strategies complements his current compliance and dispute resolution work. 

Andrew’s familiarity with his family and friends’ immigration experiences bolsters his passion for providing clients from diverse national and cultural backgrounds with thoughtful guidance and zealous representation in pursuit of their immigration and mobility needs.

Admitted in New York and New Jersey. Not admitted in Washington D.C.

Bar Admissions

• New Jersey
• New York

Education

• Rutgers Law School (J.D., cum laude, 2012)
  • Order of the Coif

• University of Massachusetts (B.S., cum laude, 2008)

• Employment Authorization for L-2, H-4, and E Visa Spouses - Frequently Asked Questions in light of New USCIS Policy
• FAQs on White House's COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements for U.S. Travelers
• Immigration Policy Changes Are A Boon To STEM Employers
• Immigration-related Issues Employers (And Employees) Should Look Out for Before a Layoff or Reduction in Force
• Impact and Timing of the DHS Final Rule to Expand Premium Processing
• New COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements and Travel Guidance Announced by White House
• October FAQs and Reminders for H-1B Employers
• OFLC Guidance on Hurricane Ida Impact
• Quarles Immigration Attorneys Write Law360 Article About Immigration Considerations with Layoffs
• Taking Luck Out of the Equation: Alternative Immigration Pathways for Foreign Nationals Not Selected in the H-1B Cap Lottery
• U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Begins Issuing New I-94 Designations for L-2 and E-Dependent Spouse Visa Holders
• White House Announces Actions to Expand Opportunities to Attract Top STEM Talent