
Показано 1758 из 1758 результатов
28 Dec, 2025
Two teenage brothers residing in New York consulted an immigration attorney after realizing that their lack of lawful status would soon prevent them from continuing school and accessing basic legal protections.The siblings had entered the United States lawfully with their mother several years earlier but remained in the country after their authorized stay expired.After a detailed review of their family circumstances, a New York attorney determined that the brothers were eligible to obtain a green card through Special Immigrant Juvenile Status based on parental abandonment under New York law.
SIJS Petition Approved
28 Dec, 2025
This case examines a successful CR-1 immigrant visa approval for a spouse of a U.S. citizen whose marriage was less than two years old at the time of filing, highlighting how careful procedural management and long-term oversight by a citizenship lawyer in Washington, D.C. can directly affect outcomes in multi-agency immigration processes. Unlike many visa matters that conclude at a single interview stage, this case required sustained coordination across USCIS, the National Visa Center, and the U.S. Embassy, making professional continuity and procedural accuracy essential throughout the timeline.
Approval
26 Dec, 2025
This case study details a successful visa status change involving an H-1B employer transfer for a business intelligence analyst whose employment in New York was abruptly terminated without prior warning.Facing the immediate risk of falling out of lawful status, the beneficiary required urgent legal intervention to preserve work authorization and immigration compliance.Through strategic planning, precise job classification analysis, and strict adherence to both federal immigration law and New York employment regulations, the petition was approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services without any Request for Evidence.
Transfer Approved
26 Dec, 2025
This case study presents the successful approval of an EB-2 immigrant petition filed under the Schedule A category for a registered nurse seeking permanent employment authorization in New York.The matter was handled as part of a long term work visa strategy designed to transition a healthcare professional from initial licensure to employment based permanent residence without labor certification.Through coordinated legal analysis, employer compliance, and premium processing, the petition was approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in under two weeks with no Request for Evidence.
Approved