New York, NY
Immigration Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration, Personal Injury ... +2 more
OUTCOME: asylum granted
Our firm helped a young female who had been threatened by radical islamists in Egypt because of her families religion. We made the trip to Florida to attend the interview with her and several months l ... ater she received her approval notice in the mail
OUTCOME: Deportation Case Closed
Immigration attempted to deport our client. We applied for prosecutorial discretion before the immigration judge. The government saw that we had such a strong case they decided to close out our case ... and let our client apply for citizenship
OUTCOME: Deportation Order overturned on Appeal
Client was ordered deported using another attorney. We overturned the decision on appeal and the case was remanded to the Immigration Judge. We argued and won cancellation of removal for the client. ... He was home with a green card for the holidays.
OUTCOME: Green Card Approved
Client filed Adam Walsh Waiver with another firm and was denied, appealed and was remanded to USCIS. The case was pending for approximately 7 years. We filed in Federal Court and reached a settlement ... approving the case
OUTCOME: Green Card Application Approved
Client received green card and work permit based after her US citizen spouse abused her
OUTCOME: Successfully Argued Retroactivity
Worked with Another attorney to successfully argue the decision in Padilla v. Kentucky was retroactive
OUTCOME: Green Card Application Approved
Petitioned for Spouse of US citizen
OUTCOME: Green Card Application Approved
Petitioned for under 21 son of US citizen.
OUTCOME: Adam Walsh Waiver Approved
Client was barred from petitioning spouse due to Adam Walsh violation. Our firm reached out to USCIS and his waiver was approved.
OUTCOME: Reopened
Client was ordered deported in 2005. We reopened her case based upon her not receiving notice of her hearing. She can now receive her green card through marriage
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