Before law school, Alycia lived and studied in Russia and was a small business owner. She spent a year studying at St.Petersburg State University and built, operated, and managed a guest ranch in eastern Idaho. During law school she was the student government vice president, law clerk for the Ambassador for War Crimes Issues at the U.S. State Department, exchange student at Skope Law School in Macedonia, and a published student author in the Michigan State International Law Review.
When not helping immigrants navigate the labyrinth of U.S. immigration law, Alycia enjoys everything outdoors and spending time with her daughters. If she weren’t practicing immigration law, she would be a backpacking guide.
Alycia T. Moss is also licensed in Canada as a Barrister and Solicitor to practice Canadian immigration law.