Christopher Michael Casazza

Chris was recommended to me by another immigration lawyer and I couldn't be happier. My mom's adjustment of status process became complicated when after the interview an immigration officer decided to administratively close the case. The reasons of this decision listed in the letter were wrong. That'...s when Chris not only found and presented multiple confirmations of their mistake, but he was also very respectful and persistent with getting results. He was willing to protect our rights in court if our wrongfully closed case is not reopened. I-485 case was reopened and we're expecting a green card soon. I've met quite a few immigration lawyers, but I've never got so much support in such a short period of time. It truly feels like he knows what it's like to be in our shoes. There are not enough words to express my gratitude to Chris. He is confident, professional and an excellent communicator. Don't be afraid to trust him. I only wish I knew Chris earlier.

We had two IR1 immigrant visas (for my daughter and myself) stuck in the never ending administrative processing limbo at the US consulate in Montreal. Internet research showed that we could be waiting another 2-3 years unless we force them to complete our visas via a Mandamus lawsuit. A little more... research lead me to the Visa Journey forum website where I discovered Chris. He was highly recommended on that site. I arranged a call with him right away. He was very knowledgeable, personable, and a straight shooter which I really appreciated. He answered all of my questions and confirmed that he could get our visas completed in the next 60 days. He did just that. If you are reading this and you have a visa stuck in administrative processing for an unreasonable amount of time, don't hesitate to get in touch with Chris and file a Mandamus suit, I highly recommend him. Otherwise you could be waiting years unnecessarily.

My father who lives in Turkey was stuck in administrative processing for his immigrant visa for almost a year. We hired Mr.Casazza to help us file a Mandamus. His consultation was precise and concise. His communication was excellent without any delay whenever I had any question. Mr.Casazza showed hi...s compassion in addition to his excellent professionalism after the earthquake hit Turkey on Feb 6. During the earthquake I lost my sister and her 3 children. Our family and My father who survived the earthquake were devastated. Mr.Casazza communicated with the justice and state department to explain the situation. He went ABOVE AND BEYOND to help my father get the visa approval which he received yesterday. We , as a family, are extremely grateful to his kindness. He helped unite our family during this tragic time

I worked with Chris on my wife’s immigration process and loved how patience and transparent he was with the whole process. He is great at communication and updated us at every step. I really appreciate his help and would 100% recommend him if you have any immigration issues. He is very knowledgeable....

My case is unique, I was a winner of the 2022 Diversity Visa lottery, and had completed my interview with my spouse in June. I was issued, but my spouse was put into the "extreme vetting" category of Administrative Processing with a DS5535 for seemingly no reason. A Canadian citizen with no criminal ...history, travel history or sensitive jobs or education, was put on an indefinite processing timeline, for a visa that has a definite end date. For anyone that doesn't know, with a Diversity Visa, you enter a lottery to be given a chance to apply for a Green Card. Each year up to 55,000 people can be given Permanent Residency, but they must be given the visa before September 30th. This waiting was torture, because US Government offices are largely unable to be contacted, and if they are (the consulate, only via email) they will not give any information about the movement of your case. We were slowly losing hope as time went on, having to accept that we wouldn't be able to move to the United States. We had filed a lawsuit with a different attorney hoping we would not need to rely on it, but as the months dragged on, it became clear this "backup" was actually very important. Right at the last moment, our original case was transferred to a different court, effectively making our case moot as it would not be seen before the deadline. We were very unhappy with our previous attorney and started looking for an alternative. We struggled to find one that wasn't trying to gouge us financially because of our desperation. In comes Chris Casazza. We had contacted Chris by email, finding him on Pacermonitor while looking at successful immigration cases filed recently. After telling him our story and hoping he would be able to help us, the stars aligned as he had just freed his schedule. He worked tirelessly on our case, keeping us informed and in constant contact. Impressively, he filed a Writ of Mandamus AND a Temporary Restraining Order within 3 days (First day consulation, Second day document collection and payment, third day drafting then filed). This lawyer is impressive. His firm has single-handedly changed our opinion of lawyers. Having spoken to 5 different lawyers, there is such a huge difference with Chris. He genuinely cares, gets to know the case intimately, and has the legal know-how to back up his confidence. Long story short, we got our visa in one week. This is verifiably 100% because of Chris and his team. The other cases waiting in Administrative Processing at the Consulate have not been issued and are likely going to miss their Green Card opportunity because of government processing delays. After filing, Chris was away temporarily and we had the pleasure of working with both Alex Isbell and Caitlin Costello. Alex gave professional recommendations and communicated with Government attorneys regarding our case, ensuring everything went smoothly. The government wanted us to withdraw the case when the status updated to issued online, but Alex fought for us, saying that was not good enough. This was a brilliant move, because the status continued to change back and forth from Issed to Refused until finally the visa was mailed to us. When our visa was issued, Chris reached out to us to congratulate us from his vacation, which shows how much he cares. It's a small gesture, but had a big impact. Without his passion, intelligence, creativity and professionalism, I can safely say that my family and I would not be US Residents. I 100% recommend him and his law firm for anyone requiring legal help with immigration. When we become US Citizens, we know exactly who to contact.