Brooklyn, NY
Immigration Lawyer at Brooklyn, NY
Practice Areas: Immigration
OUTCOME: Asylum Granted
We were just able to win an a asylum case on behalf of a client from Tajikistan who filed an asylum claim based on her sexual orientation. As a result of documenting and proving that she would be subje ... ct to persecution if returned to her country, both the immigration judge and immigration agreed to the grant of asylum
OUTCOME: Immigration (DHS) agrees to Reopen Case
A while back a client had come to our office to inform us that he had been ordered removed/deported. We filed paperwork to reopen his case and even were able to convince Immigration (DHS) to agree to ... reopen it.
OUTCOME: Asylum Granted
Another person welcomed to the United States by an Immigration Judge. We recently took over a case and were able to convince the Immigration Judge to grant asylum to an ethnic Russian who was a citize ... n of the Republic of Georgia.
OUTCOME: The Immigration Judge granted our case
In this particular case in the Immigration Court in located at Varick Street NYC, our client had over 10 criminal arrests and was facing deportation. The criminal records including drug related charge ... s, assault, criminal mischief and many other arrests.
OUTCOME: Deportation Case Closed
Client was previously convicted of various drug offenses. He was taken into custody and detained and put into deportation. Our law firm was able to convince Immigration to close the deportation case ... because of the many positive factors in the alien's life.
OUTCOME: Case Approved/Deportation Stopped.
Client was arrested by Immigration and was in Deportation/Immigration Court. Client married a U.S. citizen during the case.
OUTCOME: Case Approved/Deportation Stopped.
A Client came to our office to tell us that he and his wife appeared at an immigration marriage interview and failed because Immigration did not believe he was in a real (good faith/bona fide) marriage ... . He was put in deportation/removal proceedings in Immigration Court. After his case was denied and he was in deportation, he hired our office. We found out that his wife was mistreating him and abusing him mentally. In fact, our client told us that his wife failed the interview intentionally. So, we immediately filed an abuse case claiming that he is the victim of domestic violence in that his wife abused him mentally.
OUTCOME: Withholding Granted
A client came to me and told me that he was in Immigration Court for years and was represented by another lawyer. I took over the case and the case went to trial. The government claimed that he was n ... ot eligible for the relief he was seeking because he provided support to a terrorist organization. This was a charge that my client denied. However, the Immigration Judge denied the case. We appealed it to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and the BIA sent the case back to the Immigration Judge. Thereafter, we were able to convince the government to agree that our client was eligible for Withholding and should receive Withholding. The government and the Judge agreed.
OUTCOME: Credit Card Debt was totally erased and client began getting credit card offer within 6 months.
Client had $200,000 in credit card debt. Owned a Home, a Car and earned about $30,000 per year. He hadnt paid his credit card debt in almost a year. He wanted to know if bankruptcy was right for him. ... I explained to him that he in fact was a victim in this case. The banks should never have loaned him that type of money because they should have known it would be impossible to pay it back. I also told him bankruptcy would likely even begin repairing his credit quicker.
OUTCOME: Case Approved/E2 Visa Granted
Our client contacted our office to inform us that he opened a small business and wanted to know if he could an Investor (E2) Visa. The small business was really a small business. It was a kiosk in a ... mall. A kiosk is basically a "stand". You may have seen them in malls. They usually sell small items like cell phone accessories.
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