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Charlotte is a dual qualified U.S. attorney and UK solicitor and heads up the firm’s global consular and document team—also the largest U.S. immigration team outside of the U.S./Canada—providing key, on-the-ground support to clients with a variety of immigration matters at consulates and embassies.

Charlotte and her team are often the final piece of the immigration puzzle but offering strategic assistance at the outset. Using local U.S. Government liaison to provide support in the home country and enabling an embedded end-to-end service. The on-ground support, in local time zones focuses on the user experience.

Because of the depth and breadth of her work, Charlotte can work with a wide swath of clients, including private and high-net-worth individuals, celebrities, athletes, as well as small to medium-sized business across several industries, while also supporting Fragomen’s largest corporate accounts. She is known for executing solutions for extremely complex cases and she and her team often create bespoke models for different clients.

Specifically, Charlotte and her teamwork with clients to manage applications for U.S. nonimmigrant visas, with a particular niche in criminal inadmissibility and entrepreneurs/new company set ups including E Treaty applications. Services extend to immigrant visas and family-based applications and further into services like U.S. citizenship acquisition and renunciation.

Charlotte’s team is also heavily involved in project management and movement of large populations, like U.S. graduate training programs. These are managed through workforce planning and risk profiling, including administrative processing/security related considerations. This strategic assistance sets clients expectations and provides a true work ready assessment.

This technical experience and commercial awareness, coupled with local Government liaison was especially important during the COVID-19 pandemic travel ban when Charlotte and her team were able to expedite the appointments of 3,000 National Interest Exception applicants.

Due to the nature of the immigration matters before her, Charlotte provides her clients with high-touch, concierge service, including ongoing support and preparation for the clients’ interaction with consular personnel. She easily builds trust with her clients – an important component of overall client service as she is often told that without her, the client would have not been able to receive their visa.

Charlotte began her career as a paralegal at a U.S. boutique law firm in New York and fostering a strong interest in the U.S. immigration process and the ability to have direct input into the visa application. She became a U.S. attorney and worked at one of the Big Four before coming to Fragomen and exponentially growing the consular team from a single member to a global team of 100-plus today.

Due to her extensive experience and practice focus, Charlotte has served as a legal expert in court and has provided comments on E visa Treaty reform to the Subcommittee on Immigration and Citizenship and House Committee on the Judiciary.

Charlotte speaks English and French.

Specifically, Charlotte and her teamwork with clients to manage applications for U.S. nonimmigrant visas, with a particular niche in criminal inadmissibility and entrepreneurs/new company set ups including E Treaty applications. Services extend to immigrant visas and family-based applications and further into services like U.S. citizenship acquisition and renunciation.

Charlotte’s team is also heavily involved in project management and movement of large populations, like U.S. graduate training programs. These are managed through workforce planning and risk profiling, including administrative processing/security related considerations. This strategic assistance sets clients expectations and provides a true work ready assessment.

This technical experience and commercial awareness, coupled with local Government liaison was especially important during the COVID-19 pandemic travel ban when Charlotte and her team were able to expedite the appointments of 3,000 National Interest Exception applicants.

Due to the nature of the immigration matters before her, Charlotte provides her clients with high-touch, concierge service, including ongoing support and preparation for the clients’ interaction with consular personnel. She easily builds trust with her clients – an important component of overall client service as she is often told that without her, the client would have not been able to receive their visa.

Charlotte began her career as a paralegal at a U.S. boutique law firm in New York and fostering a strong interest in the U.S. immigration process and the ability to have direct input into the visa application. She became a U.S. attorney and worked at one of the Big Four before coming to Fragomen and exponentially growing the consular team from a single member to a global team of 100-plus today.

Due to her extensive experience and practice focus, Charlotte has served as a legal expert in court and has provided comments on E visa Treaty reform to the Subcommittee on Immigration and Citizenship and House Committee on the Judiciary.

Charlotte speaks English and French.

Education

  • BPP University Law School, Legal Practice Course, 2000
  • University of Warwick, Euro Law, 1998

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Admissions

Legal Qualifications: Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales

Bar Admissions: New York

Awards

Listed in Lexology Index's Thought Leaders in Corporate Immigration, 2024

Listed in Who's Who Legal's Thought Leaders in Corporate Immigration, 2019 to 2023, 2025

Listed in Who's Who Legal: Corporate Immigration, 2013 to 2023

Women in Law Award, Lawyer Monthly, 2017

Listed in Super Lawyers UK as a “Rising Star,” 2013 to 2014

Professional accomplishments

Member, Fall Conference Committee, American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), 2025

Member, Consular Liaison Committee, AILA, Rome District Chapter – Europe, Middle East and Africa, 2020-present

Member, Mid-year Conference Committee, AILA, 2022-2023

 

Member, AILA, Consular Processing Online Course Committee, 2020-2021

Past Proceeding Chair, AILA, Rome District Chapter - Europe, Middle East and Africa, 2018-2019

Member, Department of State Committee, AILA, June 2018-2020

Member, USCIS International Operations Committee, AILA, June 2015-June 2018

Chair, AILA, Rome District Chapter – Europe, Middle East and Africa, June 2017-2018

Vice Chair, AILA, Rome District Chapter – Europe, Middle East and Africa, June 2016-2017

Secretary, AILA, Rome District Chapter – Europe, Middle East and Africa, June 2015-2016

Treasurer, AILA, Rome District Chapter, June 2014-2015

Member, CBP Liaison Committee, AILA, June 2013-2015

Director, AILA Mexico City District Chapter, 2013/2014

Chair, Consular Liaison Committee, AILA-Rome Chapter, 2013/2014

Member, British American Business Incorporated (BABI)

Member, Law Society

Experience

Provision of full U.S. consular assistance for nonimmigrant and immigrant matters filed at U.S. embassies across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region with particular focus on E company registrations for SME clients and waivers of inadmissibility. Other areas of focus include local USCIS filings for spousal immigrant visas and American citizen services, including complex citizenship cases and renunciation of U.S. citizenship.

Handling of complex NIV waivers, to show the visa applicant was in fact admissible to the U.S. and the offense did not give rise to a Crime Involving Turpitude. Submissions of Advisory Opinions to the Visa Office.

Direct local Government liaison with Visa Chief and Consular Generals at various U.S. Consular posts globally to resolve issues.

Assisted top clients of the U.S. and global practice with U.S. consular assistance throughout EMEA.

Private client and SME client base and services.

Publications and lectures

Speaker, “Retaining and Growing Staff and Associates.” AILA Fall Conference, 12 September 2025.

Speaker, “Permissible Activities under B-1 Visitor Visas and ESTA: The Line Between Authorized and Unauthorized (Intermediate).” AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, 19 June 2025.

Quoted, “Prince Harry Visa Drop: What New Files Say as Mystery Continues.” Newsweek, 19 March 2025.

Speaker, “Consular Processing for Employment-Based Clients (Intermediate).” AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, 15 June 2024.

Speaker, “Out of Bounds: Securing Re-Entry for Employees in Complex Scenarios.” AILA Midwinter Conference, 19 January 2024.

Speaker, “The Buck Stops Here: Setting Expectations Through Effective Communication”. AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, 24 June 2023.

Co-Author, “Working with Consular Posts on Unique Applications: Returning Resident Visas, In-Country I-130 Filings, and Passport Applications.” AILA’s The Consular Practice Handbook 5th Edition, pages 383-392, 30 May 2023.

Speaker, “’A Brave New Working World’ of Law Practice Management.” AILA Midwinter Conference, 20 January 2023.

Speaker, “The New Remote Workforce: Options and Implications.” AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, 11 June 2021.

Speaker, “Immigration Consequences of Material Change.” AILA RDC Conference, Spring 2021.

Speaker, “Remote Communication Platforms: Keeping your Team Motivated and Productive.” AILA Midwinter Virtual Conference, March 2021.

Speaker, “Battling the Invisible Wall, Part II: Admissibility Issues Around the Globe.” AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, 2020.

Speaker, “Advanced Issues for Consular Processing: Third-Party Placement.” AILA Seminar, February 2020.

Speaker, "Working with Consular Posts on Unique Applications.” AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, 2019.

Speaker, “Admissibility, Revocation, and Public Health: 'Risky' Business.” American Immigration Lawyers Association Audio Seminar, May 2019.

Author, “Life's Two Certainties: Immigration & Taxes. What Americans Abroad Need to Know Before Moving to the U.S.” The American Hour, February 2019.

Speaker, “Inside the Embassy and the Role of the U.S. Attorney.” AILA Fall CLE Conference, London, 2018.

Speaker, “Consular Processing 2: Successes at the Post.” AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, San Francisco, CA, 2018.

Speaker, “Toro o Manso? Comparison of E-1/E-2 Processing.” Seminar, AILA RDC-EMEA Madrid Spring Conference, Madrid, February 2018.

Speaker, “Brexit and Trump: What’s Next for Immigration.” Workshop, Worldwide ERC: 2017 London Summit, London, UK, February 2017.

Speaker, “Doing Business in the USA.” Seminar, U.S. Consulate in Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, February 2017.

Speaker, “Choosing Locally Grown Grapes: Benefits of Filing an I-130 Abroad.” Panel presentation, AILA Latin America and Caribbean Chapter Conference - Wine and CLE: Fermenting a Consular Practice, Santiago, Chile, November 2016.

Speaker, “‘It’s Legal in Amsterdam, but not in the U.S.’ and Vice Versa.” Panel presentation, AILA RDC-EMEA Chapter Fall Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands, October 2016.

Author, “Where could we get our seasonal workforce from post Brexit?.” GrowthBusiness, 2016. Web. 28 July 2016.

Speaker, “Options for Clients with USCIS Offices Abroad.” Lecture, AILA National 2016 Annual Conference, Las Vegas, U.S., June 2016.

Speaker, “What to Do When the Post Says No.” Lecture, AILA RDC-EMEA Vienna Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 2016.

Speaker, “Helping Your Clients Manage a Migratory and Global Workforce.” Lecture, AILA National 2016 Midwinter Conference, Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas, January 2016.

Speaker, “Communicating with Government Officials (Ethics).” Lecture, AILA RDC-EMEA London Conference, London, UK, November 2015.

Speaker, “To B or Not to B? The Thin Line Between Use and Abuse of the B Category.” Lecture, 2015 AILA Annual Conference on Immigration Law, National Harbor, MD, June 2015.

Speaker, “Hot Topics.” AILA Mexico Chapter Argentina Conference, November 2014.

Speaker, “Alternative Dispositions Panel.” AILA Rome District Prague Conference, November 2014.

Speaker, “Ethical Complications of Joint Representation in Marriage Cases.” AILA National Conference 2014, Boston, MA.

Discussion Leader, “Consular Processing/Immigrant Petitions: It's as Straightforward a Skateboarding Lombard Street.” AILA National Conference 2013, San Francisco.

Co-author, “Dire Straits in International Waters: Navigating Compliant Business Travel in the 21st Century.” International HR Advisor, April 2012.

Speaker, “Marginality for E-2 renewals in the age of austerity.” AILA Podcast, March 2012.

Speaker, USCIS panel, Frankfurt AILA RC conference, May 2011.

Speaker, “Consular Based NIV Applications.” London AILA RC Conference, September 2011,

Author, “Betwixt and Between: How Increasing Scrutiny on U.S. Immigration is Limiting the Options of Foreign Employers.” HR Advisor Magazine, September 2011.

Author, “Separation anxiety: The high costs of long waits for Americans abroad.” American in Britain Magazine, September 2011.

Co-author, “Nonimmigrant Criminal Inadmissibilities: Look Ahead and Prepare So You Won’t Look Back and Regret.” 2010–11 Edition of the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s Visa Processing Guide.

Speaker, Global Mobility Summit, Milan, Italy, September 2010.

Chair, Paris AILA RDC conference, April 2010.

Panel speaker, “Recent Developments in UK and Australian Immigration,” NASSCOM, India, April 2010.

Contributor, ECA International Mobility Journal, 2010.

Speaker, ECA seminar, December 2009.

Speaker, “North America: Key Immigration Issues.” Global Tax Network Symposium, July 2008.

Speaker, “Fragomen LLP: A Brief Introduction.” HR Global Conference, May 2008.

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