Wheeling, IL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Wheeling, IL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Immigration, Asylum
OUTCOME: The Court granted political asylum to Respondent.
A citizen of Kyrgyzstan sought asylum based on political opinion and membership in a certain opposition party and was referred to the Immigration Court. At an individual hearing The office prepared and ... submitted an amended application with Real ID Act bona fide proofs for Respondent prior to an individual hearing.
OUTCOME: Prison sentence avoided
A client was initially charged with four felony Class 4 counts. After assembling a mitigation package the client received a probation on one count avoiding a prison sentence and possibly considerable f ... ines.
OUTCOME: the IJ adjusted Respondent to LPR upon approved AOS Petition
Respondent received a final order of deportation in the fall of 2010 after IJ did not find grounds for asylum. Respondent timely appealed on procedural errors to the BIA. In the fall of 2011, the BIA r ... emanded the case back to IJ, IJ corrected procedural flaws and issued a second final odrer of deportation. Respondent filed a timely second BIA appeal on valid grounds. While the second BIA appeal was pending Respondent became eligible to AOS after approved I-130 Petition. Respondent filed a Motion to Terminate the proceedings and remand to Court for eligible AOS. in Nov. 2012 the BIA remanded pending case to IJ for eligible AOS on merits. The IJ terminated the proceedings and permitted Respondent to file for AOS. the USCIS approved AOS and deferred its jurisdiction to court for the decision.
OUTCOME: LPR granted
An asylee client submitted AOS information to the office omitting crucial facts of the prior criminal history that resulted in a Request for More Evidence. After a successful supplementary legal submis ... sion with explanations the LPR status was granted.
OUTCOME: The client avoided prison and qualified for four months in the County Boot Camp program.
The client was charged with two Felony Class X Counts of possession of controlled substances with intent to distrubute in Illinois with a possible sentencing range between six and thirty years in priso ... n.
OUTCOME: Respondent immediately eligible to adjust the status to the Lawful Permanent Residency in the United States
After two years of litigating Responden's case and resubmitting additional evidence the proceedings were termitated without prejudice. rendering Respondent immediately eligible to adjust the status to ... the Lawful Permanent Residency in the United States. The office was successful in seeking termination of the removal proceedings and submitting AOS for the client to register Lawful Permanent Residency.
OUTCOME: A CD Misdemeanor outcome permitted the client to avoid prison and a felony three conviction
After a carefully assembled mitigation package and a vigorous Motion to Suppress Evidence hearing a state Class three felony charge with a minimum two years in jail was reduced to a Misdemeanor CD with ... no incarceration.
OUTCOME: court proceedings terminated for adjustment of status with the USCIS
In 2012 the ICE apprehended the alien, issued an NTA and placed Respondent in removal proceedings. After reviewing the case's merits, subsequent bona fides and filings were prepared and submitted to qu ... alify Respondent for a statutory available relief to adjust the status. Once the necessary relief forms was approved an AOS package with requisite documents was submitted in court which satisfied the court to terminate the removal proceedings and proceed to adjust administratively. The client successfully qualified for AOS as an LPR and received a green card.
OUTCOME: Petition to remove the LPR condition unilaterally was granted
The client retained the office to preserve her lawful residence while suffering in an abusive marital relationship. The client wanted to remove a Temporary Condition on her Lawful Permanent Status and ... contemplated the divorce from the spouse. The case was carefully prepared, filed bilaterally after the completed divorce with documented marriage bona fides and compelling reasons for such divorce.
OUTCOME: The client was granted naturalization in the U.S.
The client of advance age had a limited proficiency of the English language . Additionally, he demonstrated a continuous tendency to become agitated showing less language ability and civic knowledge fo ... r the upcoming naturalization text. By using various mnemonic devices and psychological reinforcement we were able to overcome that anxiety during the naturalization interview.
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