Naturalization with Multiple Criminal Convictions
Apr 20, 2016OUTCOME: Granted
Helped obtain US Citizenship for hundreds of clients with misdemeanor criminal convictions.
Ricky Malik's Legal Cases (13)
Manassas, VA
Immigration Lawyer at Manassas, VA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Provisional (601A) Waiver
Mar 16, 2016OUTCOME: Granted
Successfully obtained over a dozen waivers under the newer Provisional Waiver Program. Average client is able to return to the United States within 14 days with Permanent Residency (LPR)
K-1 with K-2 riders
Mar 15, 2016OUTCOME: Success
Helped countless couples be together in the United States through the K-1 fiance(e) visa process and bring their eligible derivatives with them.
U Nonimmigrant Petition
Feb 03, 2016OUTCOME: Won
Obtained U Visas for victims of crimes who were of assistance to Law Enforcement, and for their family members.
Detained (Jail) Immigration Cases - Bond
Jan 20, 2016OUTCOME: Freedom
We have represented hundreds of clients in the most emotionally devastating immigration cases: the ones where someone is held in a prison by Immigration. These are some of the most stressful times the ... immigrant and the family will endure. We have successfully secured the release of hundreds on bond before Immigration Judges all over the country, or on their own recognizance or an ankle bracelet.
Stay of Removal (Deportation)
Sep 06, 2011OUTCOME: Stay of Removal Granted
Client ordered removed by Immigration Judge, all appeals exhausted, and motion to reopen denied. Tried with many lawyers, and then with deportation imminent, hired our office and fought hard on an 11t ... h hour stay of removal fighting persistently for client.
Domestic Violence based Asylum Victory
Feb 02, 2011OUTCOME: Asylum Granted.
A women fled her coutry based on severe domestic violence by her husband. The U.S. Immigration Laws do not directly provide protection for victims of domestic violence overseas, but I was able to argu ... e that my client fit within the definition of a "particular social group" based on the recent cases and briefs in Matter of R-A- and Matter of L-R-.
Bond - Getting clients out of immigration jail (detention)
Jan 25, 2011OUTCOME: Bond Granted
I regularly reprsent individuals who are imprisoned by Immigration and face imminent deportation in handcuffs. Regularly, I am successful in obtaining a bond or other alternative to detention for clie ... nts to be free and reuninted with their families.
Lizama v. Holder, 09-2027 (4th Circ. 2010) Published
Jan 19, 2011OUTCOME: Declined based on limitation of inclusion in "membership in a particular social group."
The U.S. Court of Appeals decided a social group based asylum claim for a person who would be presecuted by ruthless gangs if removed to El Salvador.
Motion to Reopen before the Immigration Judge
Sep 05, 2007OUTCOME: Removal (Deportation) order rescinded, case reopened, Greencard granted
The Law Offices of Ricky Malik, P.C. has represented numerous clients who have prior deportation or removal orders from an Immigration Judge. We pride ourselves on our success and tackle motions to re ... open with relentless drive. To present brief abstracts of a few cases : Ana D. Ana entered the United States without inspection and was apprehended upon entry and imprisoned by Immigration until she was bonded out of incarceration. Ana had to attend Immigration Court, but did not attend a hearing in 1997 because her representative could not attend the hearing with her. Ana panicked with the news that she would have to go alone and failed to appear to her court hearing and was ordered removed in her absence (in absentia). Years later, Ana came to meet attorney Ricky Malik who researched and analyzed her case and discovered she could claim eligibility to adjust under a section of law, commonly known as 245(i). However, eligibility alone was not enough. Her matter had to first be reopened. Further, a foreign national who has been ordered removed after 1997 can only file one Motion to Reopen in their lifetimes. The pressure was on. The Law Offices of Ricky Malik, P.C. dug deep and found an avenue to have the Immigration rescind her deportation from over a decade ago, reopen the case, and after two contentious years of litigation, the Immigration Judge (the same one that ordered her removed) granted her Lawful Permanent Residence (Greencard) so she could remain and live legally in the United States. One of many success stories.
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