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Our client, a native and citizen of Brazil entered the United States on Novemeber 29, 1991. He was referred to Immigration Court in Miami, Florida and we applied for cancellation of removal for non-permanent residents based on hardship to his United States citizen children, one of which was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Besides...Continue Reading

Cuban National was denied a green card by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. The USCIS claimed that they had reason to believe that he was a drug trafficker because of an arrest that resulted in dropped charges. The client was referred to an Immigration Judge. After a full hearing, the Immigration Judge correctly found...Continue Reading

Our client was ordered removed from the United States in 2004. He married his current wife and they have a child together. We applied for a family-based visa which was granted. We then asked the Office of Chief Counsel to agree to reopen the old removal case so that our client could obtain his green...Continue Reading

Our client feared returning to her native country due to her fear of torture by the government or by groups that the government is unwilling or unable to control. The burden of proof in these cases is high because if the Immigration Judge finds that the alien will be tortured if returned to his or...Continue Reading

Our client is a National of Brazil who is the father of a severely brain-damaged child. The evidence of hardship was overwhelming in this case; however, there were issues regarding possible past immigration violations that could impact on our client’s good moral character, which is a requirement for cancellation of removal. After lengthy testimony, the...Continue Reading

Our client was denied a green card before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service and the Immigration Court due to an issue of immigration fraud. We appealed the denial, first, to the Boward of Immigration Appeals and then to the Eleventh Circuit Federal Court of Appeals. The Federal Appeal Court found in our favor...Continue Reading

Our client was detained at the Krome Service Processing Center facing deportation. We presented a cancellation of removal case in immigration court which was complicated by the fact that our client was somewhat developmentally impaired. After a lengthy hearing, the Immigration Judge granted our application and our client retained his green card and was released...Continue Reading

Termination of Deportation Proceedings – Lawful Permanent Resident facing deportation due to conviction for Grand Theft. Filed Motion to Terminate asserting that the Department of Homeland Security could not prove that the conviction was a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude because the Florida Theft Statute was too broad. Client is now a United States citizen.Continue Reading

Termination of Deportation Proceedings – Lawful Permanent Resident facing deportation due to conviction for Grand Theft. Filed Motion to Terminate asserting that the Department of Homeland Security could not prove that the conviction was a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude because the Florida Theft Statute was too broad. Lawful Permanent Resident status restored.Continue Reading

Lawful Permanent Resident placed in deportation proceedings in New York for Drug Trafficking. Plea was taken in court after April 24, 1996, thus appearing to disqualify him from a 212(c) waiver. Investigation determined; however, that the actual plea was negotiated and signed BEFORE April 24, 1996, thus qualifying him to apply for a 212(c) waiver....Continue Reading