Client arrived in the United States as a refugee from Sierra Leone in 2000. In 2004 he brought his wife and three children from a refugee camp in Ghana to the United States. In 2006 he and his wife had a child. In 2006, client was convicted in federal court of selling and transporting counterfeit…

A Chaldean Iraqi was found not credible and not eligible for asylum, in particular because the Immigration Judge did not believe client was Chaldean because client did not speak the language Chaldean.  The Court ignored other evidence that the alien was of Chaldean descent. This case was appealed to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals…

Our Client was from Mexico and married to a United States Citizen, with whom he had two US citizen children. Client had been in the United States for the past 15 years. Client was placed into deportation proceedings due to the fact that he was not legally present in the United States. After analyzing the…

Our client, a native and citizen of Lebanon, and most of his immediate family members entered the United States on immigrant visas in 1992 and then became lawful permanent residents. About five years later, he pled guilty to possession of less than twenty-five grams of cocaine in violation of Michigan’s law and the state court…

Our firm was recently successful in obtaining approval of two I-140 immigrant petition in the EB-2 category with National Interest Waiver. As known, an immigrant petition generally requires the existence of a job offer from a U.S. employer and the approval by the Dept. of Labor of a labor certification certifying that there are no…