Attorney Adam Nathaniel Crandell's Legal Cases

Immigration

In RE L.W.

May 01, 2017

OUTCOME: Waiver of Inadmissibility Granted – Lawful Permanent Residence

Client’s United States citizen parent petitioned for client to adjust status to become a lawful permanent resident. Client’s previous attempts to adjust status were thwarted because of multiple prior ... arrests for marijuana possession. With representation by Adam N. Crandell, client was able to prove eligibly for a waiver of inadmissibility – even though client’s prior criminal charges had been expunged and client was unable to provide court-certified dispositions of the charges. Client’s waiver and application for permanent residency were granted by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Immigration

In RE: C.D.

Apr 07, 2017

OUTCOME: I-751 Extreme Hardship Waiver Granted – Lawful Permanent Residence

Client’s case began in 1995 when client applied to remove conditions on residency before then-INS. The matter was thereafter referred to the Immigration Court in 1999. After years of litigation with ... other immigration attorneys, Adam N. Crandell entered the case in 2013 and successfully navigated the matter through removal proceedings in the Baltimore Immigration Court. On March 6, 2017, the Immigration Judge granted the client’s petition, finding that extreme hardship would result upon client’s removal from the United States.

Immigration

In RE Y.A.D.

Jan 01, 2015

OUTCOME: Asylum Granted

Client was the principal of an elementary school in El Salvador. Under client’s leadership, the school initiated programs to try to combat the rise of gang violence and the gangs’ attempts to recruit ... children from the school. As result of client’s efforts, client received numerous threats from members of the gangs, including one instance where gang members held a gun on the client and threatened to kill the client if the school anti-gang program did not cease. With representation by Adam N. Crandell, the client won asylum before the Baltimore Immigration Court. Client’s minor child and spouse were likewise granted asylum as derivatives.

Adam Nathaniel Crandell's Legal Cases (3)

In RE L.W.

In RE: C.D.

In RE Y.A.D.