From the moment we spoke to Attorney Yegani on the phone the first time, we knew she was the perfect choice for our needs. Since immigration law is so specific and specialized, we knew we needed someone who was knowledgeable, yet personal enough to help us through the whole process - to answer our qu...estions and direct us accordingly to meet our desired outcome. Attorney Yegani made it her businesses to do what was needed to win our case. She not only met us in the middle, but extended herself to ensure what we reached our goal, as we did for her to provide her what she needed to information and documentation needed to deliver our desired results. We trusted Attorney Yegani with the highest confidence that she would do what was necessary to win our case, and she did not fail. We would recommend Attorney Yegani to anyone that wants respect for there circumstances and results.

Attorney Mana and her educated staff was one of the best choices I've made in a long time. I searched around for a lawyer in San Antonio, Houston, and the Austin area for a long time. I was on the phone with Attorney Mana for two minutes and I could tell that she genuinely cares about her clients. Th...e words trustworthy, responsive, and knowledgeable are ideal words for Attorney Mana and her team. Making the right descion for an Attorney is not just the most important thing for you, its the most important thing for your family. Don't waste anymore time give her a call, set up an appointment, and you will know in the first five mintues that you are in the right hands.

My family travel outside the US almost annually since 2004. Our port of entry has always been California except this year when we went through Houston (IAH). My husband was detained for 9 hours due to a dismissed drug charge over 12 years ago. The record was from another state and the records were se...aled so CBP gave instructions for my husband to get a certified copy. He was given 1 month parole to get his records. The first lawyer we hired did not advise us against obtaining the records and giving it to CBP on his next appointment with them. Our first lawyer just sat down and waited with me while my husband was getting interrogated. CBP was able to charge my husband section 212 because he gave them the certified copy of the sealed records. CBP gave my husband another 1 week parole to take care of some personal business. Needless to say we no longer had confidence on our previous lawyer so we started calling other immigration lawyer that specializes in deportation cases. We met with Mana Yegani and we got the impression that she's very knowledgeable and have extensive experience on section 212. Mana went with my husband when he turned himself in on a Monday morning. I met with Mana that same day in the afternoon to talk about our options. we opted to file a parole. she gave me a list of everything she needs which I sent her office that night. She filed the parole application the following day and followed up with the ICE officer on a daily basis. My husband was released within 12 days. If it wasn't for her diligence my husband would have been detained for months. I did not have any difficulty reaching her and in fact she answers her cell phone when I call her. Her assistants are very helpful and efficient as well. Thanks to Mana Yegani's professionalism and outstanding services, my husband got to keep his job and we'll continue to pursue our American dream.