The attorney will evaluate the specific circumstances of the case to identify potential defenses against removal and determine the best strategies to pursue. A thorough review by our staff involves not only reviewing the client’s history in the U.S., but also that of any family members’ cases to determine whether the client can benefit from their family member’s case. Based on the individual's situation, the attorney might seek relief from removal through different avenues such as Asylum, Cancellation of Removal, Adjustment of Status, or waivers for certain grounds of inadmissibility.

We will help the client gather and present evidence to support the defense, including gathering documents proving family ties, community involvement, or potential dangers faced if returned to their home country.

The attorney represents individuals before the Immigration Court, arguing on their behalf, submitting necessary filings, and responding to charges made by government attorneys. Throughout the proceedings, he will provide clear advice on rights and obligations, explaining what to expect at each stage.

If an unfavorable decision is made, the attorney can file appeals or motions to reopen the case, advocating for the client's interests at higher levels of the justice system.