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A young woman, originally from the Bahamas, came to our Orlando office to discuss the possibility of obtaining her lawful permanent resident status since her step-father, had recently become a United States citizen. Even though she had been in the country unlawfully, overstaying her visa by many years, we were able to apply for her...Read More

A young woman from Taiwan retained our firm to assist her with her application for U.S. citizenship. She has spent a significant amount of time traveling outside of the country, since obtaining her lawful permanent residence, five years earlier. We calculated the exact number of days she was outside of the U.S. and compared it...Read More

We were retained by a woman from Hungary who had obtained her lawful permanent residency more than 15 years earlier. She had been worried about applying for her U.S. citizenship due to an arrest that she had for shoplifting several years earlier. The case was actually dismissed and was entirely explainable. In order to file...Read More

A husband and wife, lawful permanent residents, originally from Pakistan came to our office because they had accepted employment in the United Kingdom and would have to move out of the United States. Since they were not U.S. citizens, we explained that they would have to request permission from USCIS to remain outside of the...Read More

Native from Peru married to a United States citizen for 7 years with 3 United States citizen children was ordered deported to Peru after her Political Asylum case was denied by an Immigration Judge. We represented her on a Joint Motion to Reopen which was approved by the Office of Chief Counsel in Miami, Florida....Read More

Joint Motion to Reopen Removal Proceedings agreed to by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for Colombian nationals that entered with their kids in 2001 with tourist visas. They were subjects of an Order of Deportation. Their United States citizen daughter petitioned for them and it was approved. Now that their case is reopened, they will be...Read More

Cuban lawful resident since May 25, 1984. Detained due to 1994 conviction for the offense of possession of cocaine and grand theft. Ordered deported and was here on an Order of Supervision (OSUP). Another attorney filed a motion to reopen which was denied. We filed a motion directly with the Immigration Judge to file for...Read More

Filed a Joint Motion to Reopen with the Miami Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Office of Chief Counsel for a Guatemalan National, married to a United States citizen with two children, with a previous order of deportation. The individual is the beneficiary of an approved I-130 visa petition filed in 2001. Once the Joint Motion to...Read More

Our client, a native and citizen of Haiti, failed to appear on the date and time of his removal proceedings in the Miami Immigration Court. As a result, the Miami Immigration Judge ordered that he be removed (deported) in-absentia. We filed a Motion to Reopen directly with the Immigration Judge showing that our client did...Read More

Our client, a native and citizen of Colombia, was ordered removed along with her family after an Immigration Judge denied their claims for political asylum. Her daughter married a United States citizen and we filed a Joint Motion to Reopen request which was agreed to by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). As for our...Read More