Houston, TX
Immigration Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Immigration, Litigation ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Approved
My client, a real estate professional, wanted to apply for the H-1B Visa through a newly formed company in which he is the majority shareholder. The H-1B for entrepreneurs has been introduced in 2011, ... and it is rarely used as it presents a series of challenges for approval. My client's case was approved after a Request for Evidence.
OUTCOME: All charges dismissed
My client was the main defendant in a Miami Federal case that charged 5 defendants with multiple counts of marriage fraud, Visa fraud, citizenship fraud and false statements to Federal officials. After ... 4 months of hard work filing various motions, such as motion to dismiss, motion for a bill of particulars and motion to suppress evidence, the U.S. government dismissed the case.
OUTCOME: Approved
My client's application for U.S. Citizenship was approved even if she had allegedly lied during the Citizenship interview of her minor daughter.
OUTCOME: Approved
Client, a 33-year old Italian citizen born in Italy from Italian father, hired me to claim her U.S. Citizenship at birth. To get approved, she had to prove that her father spent at least 10 years in th ... e U.S. prior to her birth. I examined, selected, and compiled a massive amount of documents from the 1960's and 1970's. The case was approved without even a Request For Evidence.
OUTCOME: Approved
Client, an experienced marble worker and fine arts restoration expert, obtained his O-1 Visa through the sponsorship of a famous marble company in New York. The case presented serious challenges, but w ... as approved even without a Request For Evidence.
OUTCOME: Approved
Client was a Green Card holder when still a minor, and left the U.S. over 15 years ago. After reviewing his documents, I realized he had acquired derivative U.S. Citizenship by operation of law. A Ce ... rtificate of Citizenship had to be requested to USCIS in order to prove acquisition of US Citizenship. However, the USCIS takes from 6 to 12 months to process this kind of applications. I then decided to present the case to a US Embassy, in conjunction to an application for a US passport. The case was approved immediately.
OUTCOME: Approved
In this case, the petitioning husband was working abroad and thus did not meet the minimum income requirement for the I-864 affidavit of support. Surprisingly, none of the petitioner's family member wa ... nted to serve as a joint sponsor. I decided then to put all their assets together with sworn appraisals and certified translations. The USCIS deemed it to be a proper substitute of the minimum income requirement.
OUTCOME: Approved
Client was a Green Card holder that wished to become a US Citizen. Because she had been out of the country for more than 6 months, her citizenship application was going to be denied unless she presente ... d evidence to rebut the presumption of having abandoned her residence in the U.S. After the initial interview and a request for evidence, her case was approved.
OUTCOME: Approved
I filed a change of status from B-1 to E-2 for a client that purchased a restaurant. The case was approved in only 7 business days.
OUTCOME: Approved
Client, a well-renowned cheese maker, hired me to petition one of his employees, an artisan cheese maker from Italy, for a work Visa. It took me a few weeks of hard work to prepare his case, but the O- ... 1 Visa petition was approved.
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