Services
Family Immigration
We assist families in reuniting by guiding them through the complex processes of family-based visa applications and green card petitions.
Asylum
Our firm provides compassionate and knowledgeable representation for individuals seeking asylum to escape persecution in their home countries.
Green Card
We guide clients through the green card process, ensuring smooth and successful permanent residency applications for individuals and families.
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Our team handles complex legal disputes with strategic litigation and alternative dispute resolution methods to achieve favorable outcomes.
MTR
Seek to reopen immigration cases with a Motion to Reopen, providing a second chance for favorable outcomes based on new evidence or errors in the original decision.
Cancellation of Removal
Protect yourself from deportation with Cancellation of Removal, offering relief to qualifying individuals who meet strict residency and hardship requirements under U.S. immigration laws.
BIA
Appeal unfavorable immigration decisions to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), the highest administrative body for interpreting and applying U.S. immigration laws.
9th Circuit
Attorneys are well-versed in handling cases before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, advocating for your rights and striving for the best possible outcome.
I-485
Adjust your status to a lawful permanent resident with Form I-485, offering a path to a green card for eligible immigrants within the United States.
Consular Process
Navigate the Consular Process for obtaining visas or green cards through U.S. embassies abroad, ensuring compliance with immigration laws and successful entry into the United States.
Deportation Protection
In removal / deportation hearings in the United States you have the right to have your case heard and decided fairly before an Immigration Judge
COV
Change of Venue (COV) in immigration proceedings can be crucial, especially if you’ve moved, it’s essential to update your address with the immigration court and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).