• Representation in Immigration Court – Defending clients in removal proceedings before an immigration judge.

• Bond Hearings – Requesting bond for detained individuals to secure their release while their case is pending.

• Cancellation of Removal – Filing applications for lawful permanent residents and non-permanent residents to prevent deportation.

• Asylum & Withholding of Removal – Assisting individuals fleeing persecution in seeking protection in the U.S.

• Convention Against Torture (CAT) Protection – Advocating for individuals at risk of torture in their home country.

• Waivers of Inadmissibility – Filing waivers for criminal convictions, unlawful presence, and other grounds of inadmissibility.

• Motions to Reopen & Reconsider – Challenging removal orders based on new evidence or legal errors.

• Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) – Contesting unfavorable immigration court decisions.

• Federal Court Appeals – Representing clients in deportation-related cases before U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals.

• Stay of Removal Requests – Seeking temporary relief from deportation while an appeal or motion is pending.

• Prosecutorial Discretion Requests – Petitioning immigration authorities to close or delay deportation cases.

• Deferred Action Applications – Requesting temporary protection from removal for eligible individuals.

• Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Defense – Assisting individuals from designated countries in maintaining legal status.

• DACA Renewal & Defense – Helping eligible individuals renew Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) protections.

• U Visa & VAWA Petitions – Assisting victims of crime and domestic violence in obtaining legal status.

• Voluntary Departure Assistance – Helping individuals leave the U.S. without a formal removal order to preserve future immigration options.

• Humanitarian Relief Applications – Filing petitions for humanitarian parole and other relief programs.

1. Immediate Relative Petitions

2. Family Preference Petitions

3. Fiancé(e) & Marriage-Based Petitions

4. Other Family-Based Petitions

   • I-130 Petition – Petition for Alien Relative (for family-based immigration cases)

4. • I-751 Petition – Removal of conditions on a Green Card for spouses of U.S. citizens

4. • I-360 Petition – Special immigrant petitions, including:

     • Widows/Widowers of U.S. citizens

     • Battered spouses, children, or parents under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

• Certain religious workers 

• Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) Appeals – Filing appeals for denied immigration cases before the BIA.

• Motions to Reopen – Requesting a case reopening due to new evidence or changed circumstances.

• Motions to Reconsider – Challenging a decision based on errors in law or fact.

• Federal Court Appeals – Representing clients in appeals before the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals.

• Appeals of Removal Orders – Challenging deportation or removal orders issued by immigration judges.

• Waivers of Inadmissibility Appeals – Appealing denied waivers for unlawful presence, criminal history, or other grounds of inadmissibility.

• Asylum Denial Appeals – Contesting asylum denials before the BIA or federal courts.

• Adjustment of Status Denial Appeals – Appealing denied applications for permanent residency.

• Naturalization Denial Appeals – Challenging citizenship application denials.

• Visa Petition Denial Appeals – Appealing denied family-based or employment-based visa petitions.

• DACA & TPS Denial Appeals – Filing appeals for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) or Temporary Protected Status (TPS) denials.

• Consular Processing Appeals – Challenging visa denials issued by U.S. consulates abroad.

• Waiver Application Appeals – Appealing decisions on hardship waivers, provisional waivers, and other immigration waivers.

• Stay of Removal Requests – Seeking temporary relief from deportation while an appeal is pending.

• Requests for Review of USCIS Decisions – Challenging unfavorable decisions made by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Employment-Based Immigrant Petitions (Green Card)

• EB-1: First Preference – Priority workers, including:

  • Individuals with extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics

  • Outstanding professors and researchers

  • Certain multinational executives and managers

• EB-2: Second Preference – Professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability

  • National Interest Waiver (NIW) applicants

• EB-3: Third Preference – Skilled workers, professionals, and other workers

• EB-4: Fourth Preference – Special immigrants, including:

  • Religious workers

  • Certain employees of U.S. foreign service posts

  • Retired employees of international organizations

• EB-5: Fifth Preference – Immigrant investors who create jobs in the U.S.

Employment-Based Nonimmigrant Petitions (Temporary Work Visas)

• H-1B – Specialty occupation workers (professionals in fields like IT, engineering, and healthcare)

• H-2A – Temporary agricultural workers

• H-2B – Temporary non-agricultural workers

• L-1A/L-1B – Intracompany transferees (executives, managers, or employees with specialized knowledge)

• O-1 – Individuals with extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics

• P-1/P-2/P-3 – Athletes, artists, and entertainers

• TN Visa – Professionals from Canada and Mexico under NAFTA