Ann Arbor, MI
Immigration Lawyer at Ann Arbor, MI
Practice Areas: Immigration
OUTCOME: Asylum granted by IJ
The applicant had filed an affirmative asylum application pro se and the case was referred to the immigration judge. The client contacted me to handle the case in front of the IJ. I assisted the appl ... icant with obtaining new letters from witnesses, which formed the basis of the IJ's decision to approve the case.
OUTCOME: Asylum Granted by Asylum Officer
The applicants alleged that they feared persecution in their native country on the basis of their religion. I prepared their application for asylum, prepared their personal statements, gathered docume ... ntary evidence, and carefully research and found third party documentary evidence for their claim. The parties received notice that their application was approved within three months of filing.
OUTCOME: Beneficiary entered the US with and Immigrant Visa.
The petitioner had previously submitted a petition on behalf of his immediate relative, which was denied due to the lack of existence of a contemporaneously filed birth certificate to prove the relatio ... nship. I assisted the client with gathering the necessary evidence to prove the existence of the relationship without a contemporaneously birth certificate and refiled the petition. The petition was approved and an IV was later issued.
OUTCOME: Relief granted.
The Respondent was a resident with criminal convictions rendering him removable from the United States. In addition, the case presented a number of other factors that severely weakened his case. I wo ... rked with the Respondent and the Respondent's family to build a case centered around the Respondent's positive factors and minimize the negative factors. The Immigration Judge agreed and granted Cancellation of Removal.
OUTCOME: Respondent released on bond.
The Respodent was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement following ICE's discovery of a conviction that rendered the Respondent removable from the United States. ICE officers claimed that the ... Respodent was subject to mandatory detention. Sucessfully argued against manadatory detention and in favor of a very low bond.
OUTCOME: Decision Reversed/Visa Approved
Following wrongful denial of petition, filed civil suit in federal district court seeking relief.
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