Grape Law Among the 'Top 100 Successful Small and Mid-Sized Firms in the U.S.'!

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, one of the most respected institutions in the American business ecosystem, honored America's most successful small and mid-sized firms with 'The 2024 CO-100' list. In a process evaluating over 14,000 firms, companies were assessed based on their business cultures, innovation skills, and their success in overcoming challenges to determine America's top 100 small and mid-sized firms. Grape Law successfully completed the evaluation process and became one of the prestigious firms listed.

Grape Law was included in the list under the 'Growth Accelerators' category due to 'the uniqueness of its strategies in marketing, product innovation, and client services, as well as extraordinary creativity and expertise in its approach to growth.'

A Hopeful Start to the Immigration Journey

Based in New York and with 70 employees & more than a decade of experience, Grape Law's Founder Muhammed Üzüm offers services in many areas of U.S. immigration law, including company formation in the U.S.; visa, Green Card, and citizenship applications. Mr. Üzüm’s words that prove this success is no coincidence:

"Our determination to do our job in the best way possible, our innovative ideas, our communication methods, and the technology investments associated with it have enabled us to create trust and satisfaction among our clients. It is gratifying to see that this trust and satisfaction we offer is also recognized by official institutions. We will continue to work diligently to ensure that the immigration journey, often seen as a dream and usually faced unprepared against challenges, begins with the hope it deserves."

According to information released by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 'The 2024 CO-100' list includes firms from 16 different sectors. These firms, earning more than 400 million dollars in annual revenue, provide employment to over 5,000 people.

The firms listed in the 'CO-100' will come together on October 8, 2024, hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce."