MCLEAN, Va. - s4story -- Eagan Immigration announced today that it has been named for the first time on the Inc. Magazine's Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies in America. For the US-based law firm, this achievement represents tremendous growth in a few short years, growing through its dedication to helping clients explore immigration options and obtain immigration benefits for which they qualify.

Since 2014, Eagan Immigration has sought to help as many immigrants to the US as possible obtain their legal status by searching for innovative solutions for their clients. Eagan's goal has been to grow exponentially within a mission to empower clients to improve their lives. To do this entails optimization in all areas of the company, a growth in the number of employees and the implementation of new technologies.

"When I started this company seven years ago, I started with a simple goal to help a few immigrants each month," said Lauren Eagan, CEO & Founder of Eagan Immigration. "Now, thanks to our incredible growth and a compassionate and innovative team, with members from around the world, we help thousands of immigrants every year. Our clients are hardworking, caring individuals, and I am so thankful that we can empower them to achieve their dreams in the United States. I am incredibly proud of this achievement and of the team for making it possible."

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Growing from one attorney to a workforce of over 70 team members all around the world, Eagan Immigration credits its growth to focusing on both the client and employee experience.

"We are always thinking outside of the box and trying to understand what potential needs our clients and employees may have. This is one of the reasons we have been able to grow so quickly," said Jessica Jefferies, Chief of Staff. "We strive to be strategic and offer innovative solutions for our clients, as well as a best-in-class employee experience and benefits, because we know that our success depends on their success, and our growth depends on their growth."

Many of Eagan's own attorneys have gone through the immigration process themselves or for an immediate family member giving them unique insight into navigating the immigration system. Eagan Immigration now plans to continue to fully realize its mission to empower immigrants to achieve through their values of compassion, innovation, communication, and commitment. The recognition from the Inc. 5000 list will allow the company to continue to grow and offer more services to its clients as they build their lives in the United States.

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About Eagan Immigration

Eagan Immigration is a female-led US-based law firm dedicated to empowering immigrants to achieve. As a fully-remote company, they specialize in humanitarian immigration cases and are making plans to expand into employment based immigration. Founded in 2014, the firm has grown from one attorney to a workforce of over 70 team members and counting. They have a team of professionals who fight for the rights of immigrants even in the most complicated cases, striving to say yes, when other lawyers have said no. For more information, visit www.eaganimmigration.com.