Gregory Donald Boos

Greg Boos is a renowned U.S. immigration lawyer with a strong focus on business immigration, representing a wide array of multinational corporations and international business professionals. His stature as a results-oriented advocate is affirmed by his inclusion among the world’s leading practitioners of U.S. immigration law by the International Who’s Who of Corporate Immigration Lawyers. Additionally, Martindale-Hubbell has awarded him an AV Preeminent rating, reflecting his peers' recognition of his professional excellence.

Greg earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Idaho in 1977. He is admitted to the Washington State Bar Association and various U.S. Federal courts. Moreover, he holds a license as a Practitioner of Foreign Law from the Law Society of British Columbia. The International Criminal Court has authorized him to practice before it, listing him among approximately 300 lawyers worldwide on its List of Counsel.

In academia, Greg is an Adjunct Professor at Western Washington University, contributing as an external advisor to the Border Policy Research Institute. His leadership extends to his role as President of the Pacific Corridor Enterprise Council, a Vancouver BC-based non-profit that promotes cross-border trade and advocates for the removal of barriers to the free movement of people, goods, and services between Canada and the USA.

Greg is a prolific writer whose articles on cross-border strategies and tactics are widely read by legal professionals globally. He frequently speaks at conferences, sharing his insights on border security and other immigration-related topics. His latest pro-bono work focuses on expedited removal, a process that can prohibit entry to the U.S. for up to a lifetime. His amicus brief for a major court challenge on this matter is available for review: Amicus Brief of 9th Circuit Case.