Yes. Immigration law is complex, fast-changing, and high-stakes. A lawyer ensures you understand your options, meet deadlines, and present the strongest possible case.

Yes. We offer a $150 30 minute strategy consultation, which includes document review, analysis, and a clear plan for next steps.

We serve clients nationwide and assist individuals in detention or living abroad.

Yes. Payment plans may be available for select services depending on case type.

The first hearing is usually a Master Calendar Hearing, where the judge confirms your information, reviews the charges, and schedules deadlines. No testimony is taken.

Qualifying depends on your personal history, the danger you fear, and the laws in your circuit. During your consultation, we review whether you fit asylum categories or other forms of protection.

Examples include:

Identity documents

Evidence of fear or harm

Country conditions reports

Medical or psychological evaluations

Witness statements

Immigration records

We will give you a tailored evidence checklist.

Possibly. Eligibility depends on your charges, criminal history, and immigration background. We evaluate bond eligibility quickly and prepare a strong bond packet.

You may qualify for a Motion to Reopen, especially if:

You did not receive notice

You had an emergency

Circumstances changed

You have strong new evidence

We evaluate missed hearings immediately due to strict timelines.

Generally 30 days from the date of the immigration judge’s decision.

A Motion to Reopen presents new evidence.
A Motion to Reconsider argues legal or factual errors.

Both have strict deadlines and legal standards.

A habeas petition challenges unlawful or prolonged detention in federal district court.
It may result in:

A bond hearing

Release

A review of your detention classification

A mandamus lawsuit forces the government (usually USCIS) to take action on a delayed case. It does not force approval — only a decision.

If the BIA denies your appeal, you can file a Petition for Review in the appropriate U.S. Circuit Court.
We handle briefing, oral argument prep, and stays of removal.

Do not panic.
We can help you respond with evidence, legal argument, and expert guidance to strengthen your case.

Yes. We have extensive experience preparing trauma-informed, evidence-supported humanitarian filings.

Yes. We provide:

Interview preparation sessions

Mock interview practice

Evidence review

Guidance on common questions

Yes. We offer writing services. You decide whether we appear on record or work behind the scenes.

Standard: 1–2 weeks
Expedited: Available depending on complexity and deadlines

Yes, I can appear via Webex —

for:

Master Calendar Hearings

Bond Hearings

Limited-scope appearances

Absolutely. We draft:

Petitions for Review

Habeas petitions

Mandamus complaints

Complex motions

Research memos

We’re happy to help.

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