Client Stories

How a Pakistani crossed the U.S. – Mexico border illegally and got asylum even after a no-show at court

 I paid “coyotes” to bring me illegally into the U.S. They put me in a van carrying construction materials into the U.S.  I was laying between sheets of plywood and glass to hide from a possible check at the border.  

A man from Haiti entered US with his brother’s passport but got pardoned for that

I tried to come to the USA legally. I went to the US Embassy in my country, in Haiti, and submitted all the documents, but was refused. After I got the idea to travel with my brother’s passport, who had a visa. For Americans, we are all on one face.

Our Client from Nigeria: L-1 Visa Testimonial

I am from Lagos, Nigeria and own two car dealerships in Africa. For many years I traveled to the United States on business, on a B1/B2 tourist visa, exporting and importing auto parts.  I sometimes even managed to send new and used cars from America to Nigeria. 

French self-taught artist got a genius visa and immigrated to the United States

I really liked it in the US and after graduating I did not want to go back home to France.  I could not continue studying or working, so I realized that I need an immigration lawyer fast.

Gay couple got a green-card through marriage

I couldn’t start her immigration process for my girlfriend because only a US citizen can petition for a fiance visa, a green-card holder cannot.

A Baptist from Russian got asylum after two denials

My uncle and my cousin, who were also Baptists, were on their way home from preaching, discussing the Bible. They were beaten to death. I moved to another city, but that did not help. I was eventually beaten as well, but not so badly, probably because I’m a woman.

How a tourist from Ukraine ran away from her abusive husband and got a green card without him

I thought I can handle it, but one morning, out of the blue, he pulled me out of bed and beat me. I was injured, my shoulders and legs hurt, I went to the hospital. There were no fractured bones, but I was pretty shaken up.