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From RFE to USC

JD received a Request for Evidence (RFE) after filing her 10-year green card application on her own. We helped her respond, then filed for her citizenship. When USCIS delayed her case, we sued the Department of Homeland Security in federal court. After a second interview and a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID), we responded with overwhelming evidence—and JD is now a U.S. citizen.

Denied Citizenship to Approval

JD received a Request for Evidence (RFE) after filing her 10-year green card application on her own. We helped her respond, then filed for her citizenship. When USCIS delayed her case, we sued the Department of Homeland Security in federal court. After a second interview and a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID), we responded with overwhelming evidence—and JD is now a U.S. citizen.

From Removal Proceedings to Citizenship

JD3 was placed in removal proceedings after returning from abroad. We helped him obtain a waiver and get the proceedings dismissed. Later, his citizenship case was denied, but we challenged it in federal court—and today, he is a U.S. citizen.

Overcoming a Final Order of Removal

JD4 lost her conditional green card after failing to file for the 10-year renewal and was later ordered removed in absentia. Multiple attorneys told her there was no solution, but we got her removal order vacated and filed a new green card application. She’s now legal in the U.S. again.

Dismissed Charges, Peace of Mind

JD5, a green card holder with a criminal record, was placed in removal proceedings after a trip abroad. Although she wasn’t eligible for relief, we successfully persuaded DHS to dismiss the charges. She remains in the U.S. with her family, no longer fearing deportation.

Asylum Granted After Border Ban

JD6 fled Jordan fearing for his life and crossed the border during a U.S. asylum ban. Detained by ICE, he faced serious legal challenges. We prepared his case thoroughly and convinced the judge of the threats he faced both in Jordan and Mexico. The judge granted asylum, and DHS waived appeal. He now lives safely in the U.S.

A Visa After 9 Years

JD7, a U.S. citizen, waited nine years for her husband’s visa. We sued the Department of State in federal court, and within 120 days, the visa was issued.

8-Year Asylum Delay Resolved

JD8 filed for asylum with his family but waited more than eight years without an interview. After we sued the asylum office, his interview was scheduled, his case updated, and four months later, he was approved.

Marriage-Based Denial Overcome

JD9’s green card was denied due to concerns about the validity of his marriage. We filed a new application, prepared the couple thoroughly, and attended a 7-hour interview. After responding to a NOID with 300+ pages of evidence, he received his green card just one week later.

Recognizing Citizenship by Birth

JD10 filed I-130 petitions for his children abroad, not knowing they were already U.S. citizens at birth. We advised him to file for U.S. birth certificates and passports instead. Despite his doubts, he trusted us—and one month after their embassy interviews, his children received U.S. passports and entered the U.S. as citizens.

Green Card Without an Employer

JD11, a professor with extraordinary ability, was advised by another attorney to apply for asylum. We identified that he qualified for an EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver), allowing him to self-petition for a green card. We filed his case and it was approved in just 120 days—no RFE, no delays.

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