Case Results

Immigration Removal Washington D.C. Discretionary Relief

This case study presents a reconstructed but legally accurate example of an immigration removal matter arising in Washington, D.C., where a foreign national lawfully authorized to work in the United States lost status due to materially incorrect legal advice and subsequently faced removal proceedings under federal immigration law.Despite the initiation of immigration removal action by the Department of Homeland Security, the matter was successfully resolved through appellate advocacy and discretionary relief grounded in the Immigration and Nationality Act.The outcome demonstrates how precise statutory analysis and procedural correction can restore stability even after severe immigration consequences appear unavoidable.

Immigration and Nationality Act Washington DC Reversal

This case study examines a Washington, D.C. immigration matter involving an erroneous permanent inadmissibility determination under the Immigration and Nationality Act.The matter highlights how misapplication of statutory provisions, particularly those governing fraud or willful misrepresentation, can result in severe consequences if left unchallenged.Through detailed factual reconstruction and targeted legal submissions, the permanent bar was ultimately withdrawn, restoring the applicant’s eligibility to enter the United States under federal law.

Taxes on Foreign Investments Washington D.C. L-1 Expansion

This case study examines a Washington, D.C. based business immigration and investment matter involving a foreign national entrepreneur who pursued corporate expansion, real estate acquisition, and a business purchase while maintaining lawful L-1 nonimmigrant status.The matter demonstrates how timing sensitive asset transactions, visa extension filings, and compliance with taxes on foreign investments can be coordinated under U.S. federal law and District of Columbia regulations.

Law Office | Securing Visa Approval for a Seasoned Medical Professional With Extensive Private Practice Experience

This case study outlines how a law office successfully guided a highly experienced medical professional toward U.S. visa approval through a carefully structured employment-based petition prepared in New York. The applicant had spent decades building a private medical practice abroad, accumulating substantial professional experience outside of large institutional systems, which required a legally nuanced approach to present credentials in a manner consistent with U.S. immigration standards. Through sustained cooperation, precise documentation, and strategy aligned with federal immigration law as applied in New York, the law office achieved a favorable outcome that reflected both the applicant’s qualifications and the strength of the legal preparation.