M.D.

Client beneficiary of a U visa as the parent of a victim of a crime.  We filed Adjustment of Status for client, client approved. Read On

V.D.

Client beneficiary of a U visa as direct victim of a crime. We filed Adjustment of Status for her, client approved. Read On

R.D.

Client entered as a child, orphaned at a young age.   Same sex marriage to US citizen.  Attempted to file for residence on their own, denied.  Retained our services, he has been approved.  Read On

J.C.

Client is the mother of a USC, she initially entered with tourist visa and continued to travel to home country after began living in the US.  Client approved. Read On

C.A.A.

Client met US citizen overseas.  She entered on a fiancé visa, USC and client married, filed adjustment of status, significant age difference, client approved. Read On

M.A.Z.

Client was a victim of domestic violence and had an approved U visa.  Filed for adjustment of status, client was approved. Read On

C.A.

Client met US citizen overseas.  She entered on a fiancé visa, USC and client married, filed adjustment of status, significant age difference, client approved. Read On

M.A.

Client was a victim of domestic violence and had an approved U visa.  Filed for adjustment of status, client was approved. Read On

M.A.

Beneficiary entered and began living in the US as a child, last entry with tourist visa as an adult.  Married US citizen who petitioned for client, approved.  Read On

C.A.

Client victim of domestic abuse, VAWA and adjustment of status approved. Read On

R.A.

Beneficiary entered and began living in the US as a child, last entry with tourist visa as an adult.  Same sex marriage to a USC citizen, approved. Read On

D.D.L.C.

Client received DACA after law firm successfully responded to two Request for Evidence (RFE) and the application had been pending for a year and a half. Read On

F.N.H.

Client, who was previously deported and subject to what is known as the "permanent bar" under INA Sec. 212(a)(9)(C), was successfully represented by Ms. Eissenova in a consular processing case. The client applied for a waiver through a Form I-212 application, which was approved, and his application for an immigrant visa was also approved after an interview at the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez. Client now has his green card and may immigrate to the U.S. as a Lawful Permanent Resident. Read On

D.R.M.

Client, who is in "withholding only" proceedings, was denied bond for lack of jurisdiction by the Immigration Judge in the Florence Immigration Court. Mr. Green filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in Phoenix, in addition to a motion for a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order. The District Court judge granted the motion for preliminary injunction and ordered the Florence Immigration Court to provide the client with a bond hearing. Rebecca Eissenova successfully argued for the client's release. Read On

E.M.

Client, who is in "withholding only" proceedings, was denied bond for lack of jurisdiction by the Immigration Judge in the Florence Immigration Court.  Mr. Green filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in Phoenix, in addition to a motion... Read On

E.G.V.

Client, who is in "withholding only" proceedings, was denied bond for lack of jurisdiction by the Immigration Judge in the Florence Immigration Court.  Mr. Green filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in Phoenix, in addition to a motion... Read On

J.A.G.S.

After an asylum officer provided client with a negative reasonable fear determination, Ms. Staples successfully advocated and convinced the immigration judge to reverse the asylum officer. Client now is proceeding with his application for Withholding of Removal and relief under the Convention Against Torture (CAT). Read On

C.R.G.

After the law firm previously won cancellation of removal for client in the Eloy Immigration Court, we were also successful in representing her for naturalization. Client, who was previously convicted of aggravated assault, is now a U.S. citizen. Read On

R.V.E.

Non-citizen client charged with third domestic violence offense avoided adverse immigration consequences after successfully negotiating plea agreement to non-deportable offense. Read On

G.M.A.

Successfully advocated for dismissal of DUI charges against non-citizen client in the Marana Municipal Court, thereby avoiding any potentially adverse immigration consequences. Read On