Immigration

Our office represents clients facing the threat of deportation in Immigration Courts all across the United States. Whether our client is detained in Louisiana, or on bond in Tennessee, our office will not cease in our efforts to keep our clients here in the United States.

For those clients who are afraid to return to their home countries on account of persecution, our office fights to ensure their continued safety here in the United States.

U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents have the right to petition for their family members to have lawful status here in the United States. Our office has decades of experience in helping these families to not only remain together, but to also realize their dreams of obtaining lawful status.

The benefits of a work permit in the United States cannot be overstated. These work permits also come with a Social Security Card and, in many states, the ability to obtain a valid driver's license. 

The highest level of lawful status here in the United States. It allows unrestricted work and travel, as well as the ability to petition for lawful status of immediate family members.

Victims of domestic violence and other violent crimes have opportunities to gain lawful status and work permits. Our office works closely with law enforcement and court officials to make sure that you obtain the benefits that you deserve.

Detained immigrants often have the right to petition the Immigration Court for a bond and for release from custody. Our office fights for the release of detainees from immigration jails all across the United States.

For individuals who have been ordered removed after their final immigration hearing, there still remains the hope of winning the case on appeal. For those clients who are not detained, filing an appeal can also stay the removal order for several more years.

The end of a long and hard fought journey: petitions filed, money spent, English learned, and years passed. Congratulations. You have finally earned the right to apply for naturalization and can now become a United States citizen.