As an experienced immigration lawyer, I am dedicated to providing exceptional legal guidance and representation to clients from all over the world. With a deep passion for immigration law, I have helped countless individuals and families navigate the complexities of the immigration system.
My expertise covers a wide range of immigration matters, including deportation proceedings, asylum cases, cancellation of removal, VAWA, U visas, and more. I have also assisted numerous families with their green card applications and family petitions, such as N400.
In addition to family-based immigration, I have helped businesses and individuals with their employment-based immigration needs, including assisting students with their student visas.
My commitment to my clients is unwavering. I take the time to understand their unique needs and circumstances and provide them with personalized legal guidance and representation. Whether you are facing deportation or seeking to bring your family to the United States, I am here to help.
- University of Baltimore
- LL.M. (2016) | Law
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- Alabama State Bar
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- District of Columbia Bar
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- Alabama State Bar Association
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- Immigration Law
- Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas
- English: Spoken, Written
- Q. Have you EEVER been ordered removed, and been deported from the United States?
- A: It appears that there was an order for your deportation, but there is no record of your actual deportation. This suggests that you may have either filed for another form of relief or won/filed an appeal. It is advisable to provide more details. It is crucial to discuss these details with your attorney, as they can provide the necessary guidance and advice based on your specific circumstances.
- Q. On my green card renewal process, should I consult a lawyer after or before submitting biometrics?
- A: It is always advisable to consult with a lawyer, ASAP no matter whether you applied for renewal or planning to apply for that, especially in a situation like yours. In your case, it is essential to discuss your situation with an attorney who specializes in 'crimmigration'—someone well-versed in both immigration and criminal law. This ensures comprehensive guidance that takes into account the complexities involved in addressing both immigration and criminal aspects of your case.
- Q. Humanitarian reinstatement need help?
- A: In general, the I-130 petition becomes void upon the death of the petitioner, especially if the I-130 is not approved before the petitioner's death. However, there is a distinction based on the location of the beneficiary.
If the beneficiary is within the United States and the I-130 is approved before the petitioner's death, it is possible to seek a substitute sponsor for the I-864 affidavit of support. I have achieved success in such cases.
On the other hand, if the beneficiary is outside the United States, the consulate is not obligated to accept substitute sponsors. In such situations, one would need to demonstrate compelling humanitarian reasons to pursue the case further. ... Read More