Whatever You're Facing, We've Probably Seen It Before

You fled because staying would have killed you. Now you need someone who knows how to prove it. We help you document what happened, gather the evidence, and explain why you fear going back.

• Affirmative USCIS asylum applications
• Defensive asylum in removal proceedings
• Withholding of removal claims
• Convention Against Torture (CAT) protection

You got a Notice to Appear. Your court date is coming. The government wants you gone. We fight ICE in court, find every option to keep you here, and don't give up until the case is over.

• Fighting ICE in removal proceedings
• Cancellation of removal
• Bond hearings
• Voluntary departure

Your family should be together. We handle the petitions, the forms, the interviews—spouse visas, parent cases, siblings. Years of waiting made manageable because someone who knows the system is handling it.

• USCIS spouse and fiancé(e) petitions
• Parent-child petitions
• Sibling petitions
• Adjustment of status

They're holding someone you love and won't let them out. When bond gets denied, we take it to federal court. When someone is held, we review the custody history and whether a bond request or a federal court challenge is available.

• Federal court habeas corpus petitions
• Challenges to unlawful ICE detention
• Judicial review of custody decisions
• Emergency release motions

Someone you love was taken by ICE. You don't know where they are or how to get them out. We find them, visit them, and fight to bring them home while their case moves forward.

• Bond hearings against ICE
• Prolonged detention challenges
• ICE check-ins representation
• Detention facility visits

The BIA denied your appeal. That's not the end. We file Petitions for Review in the federal courts of appeals and, if needed, motions for a stay of removal while your case is heard. Our founding attorney is admitted to the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the First through Eleventh Circuits and has handled thousands of federal appeals. A bad decision doesn't have to be the final word.

• Petitions for Review of BIA denials
• Emergency stays of removal
• Admitted to the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the First through Eleventh Circuits
• BIA appeals & motions to reopen/reconsider

USCIS won't decide your case. They're ignoring you. We can file a lawsuit in federal court asking a judge to order the agency to act on your case.

• Mandamus complaints
• Declaratory relief actions
• APA lawsuits against agencies
• Compelling agency action

They told you you're inadmissible—banned from the country you've built your life in. We apply for waivers to overcome those bars and prepare you for consular interviews abroad.

• I-601 unlawful presence waivers
• I-601A provisional waivers
• Fraud and misrepresentation waivers
• Criminal inadmissibility waivers

Your abuser held your immigration status over you. VAWA lets some survivors apply on their own, without the abuser's permission. We can tell you whether it may fit your situation.

• Self-petitions for abused spouses
• Self-petitions for abused children
• Battered spouse waiver
• Employment authorization

You were the victim of a crime and helped the police. There's a visa for people like you. We handle the application and work with law enforcement on the certification request.

• U-visa applications for crime victims
• Law enforcement certification
• Derivative family member petitions
• Employment authorization

You're a young person who was abused, neglected, or abandoned. Special Immigrant Juvenile status may offer a path to a green card. We work with family courts and USCIS on these cases.

• Family court special findings petitions
• USCIS SIJ petitions
• Adjustment of status
• Representation in state court

You need to know what the government has on you. Old files, prior applications, records from border crossings. We request your immigration records from USCIS, CBP, and consulates worldwide.

• USCIS records requests
• CBP records requests
• U.S. consulate records
• A-file requests