Orlando, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Orlando, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Personal Injury ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Through heavy documentation, the Client’s case was approved. Client is now a legal permanent resident.
Client was present in the United States on a T-visa. Client needed to demonstrated he would suffer extreme hardship involving unusual and severe harm upon his removal, one of the highest burdens.
OUTCOME: The L-1 visa was approved, as well as subsequent extensions.
Client, foreign corporation opened an affiliate company in the United States. The Client was seeking to transfer one of its executives, the Beneficiary to the United States to run its affiliate compan ... y. This particular L-1 was an interesting case as the US company was primarily a real-estate investment group.
OUTCOME: Case approved. We were able to demonstrate the USC family members would suffer extreme hardship, if the Client was not allowed to remain in the US. The USCIS officer from Tampa stated this was the first PIP he has approved at the Tampa office.
Parole in place or “PIP” is a process that allows immediate relatives of active duty military servicemen and women to remain in the United States and to be “paroled in place” making them eligible to a ... djust status within the United States. Client entered the United States illegally over 14 years ago and because of the unlawful entry could not adjust status within the United States even with a qualifying USC relative.
OUTCOME: Attorney Mubarak successfully argued the case was improperly reopened, the evidence questioned of fraud should not be considered material , and his asylee status to be reinstated. Client is currently a legal permanent resident.
Prior to Attorney Mubarak’s representation, Client was granted asylum in 2005, a few years later the Department of Homeland Security reopened his case and accused the client of providing fraudulent doc ... uments to support his asylum case. The client’s asylee status was revoked, an order of deportation was entered.
OUTCOME: Waiver was approved, client has adjusted status and is now a legal permanent resident.
Although Client was married to a US citizen, she could not become a legal resident because she was subject to her J-1 visa’s two-year foreign residency requirement. Client’s embassy would not issue a ... “no objection letter” because she was out of status. Her only option was to seek a waiver based on exceptional hardship to her qualifying relative.
OUTCOME: 212(i) waiver was approved, client’s application to become a legal permanent resident was also approved.
Client entered the US on fraudulent documents. Client’s spouse and children are all US citizens, however, client was not eligible to become a permanent resident because of his fraudulent entry. In ord ... er to be eligible to adjust client needed to apply for a 212(i) waiver;a difficult waiver which requires establishing extreme hardship to the client’s spouse or parents.
OUTCOME: Case was successfully reopened and the order of removal rescinded
Client was ordered removed by an Immigration Judge, but was not aware of the removal order because he never received notice of the hearing.
OUTCOME: We were able to stop the client from being subject to expedited removal based on her previous order of removal by filing a Motion to Reopen. The case was reopened, the order of removal rescinded and the Client was released on bond.
Client entered the country several years ago to work with a US company. The company eventually dissolved and the Client remained in the United States. The Department of Homeland Security began an inv ... estigation on the company for immigration fraud, as well as the individuals associated with the company. Client was to appear before the Immigration Court, however, never received notice because it was sent to the dissolved company’s address. Thus, the Client was ordered removed and never made aware of such an order. Client eventually married a US citizen. The Client and her husband attended a marriage and adjustment interview at USCIS, they were still unaware of the order of removal. Client was arrested on location and transferred to the immigration detention center in Broward County, Florida.
OUTCOME: Attorney Mubarak assisted the Client , and corrected her immigration status by successfully pursuing relief under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
Client was a victim of physical and domestic abuse caused by her spouse. The spouse also controlled Client’s immigration paperwork.
OUTCOME: The couple was granted asylum, and they are now Legal Permanent Residents of the United States.
As a then law student , Attorney Mubarak represented a young couple from Haiti on their asylum claim. The couple fled their home country , and sought Asylum in the United States.
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