Case Results

Client, a Lawful Permanent Resident since April of 1992, was placed in Deportation Proceedings after a trip abroad from the United States. Customs Border Protection (CBP) scheduled him for Deferred Inspection and then Issued a Notice to Appear based on a drug charge. Client was detained at the Krome Service Processing Center. Client was Granted a Cancellation of Removal and was released within three weeks of being detained. Client became a Citizen of the United States less than a year later.

Client, a Lawful Permanent Resident since August of 1998, was placed in Deportation Proceedings after a trip abroad from the United States. Customs Border Protection (CBP) detained him a Deferred Inspection for a crime of Grand Theft. He was transported to Krome Service Processing Center. Judge Granted Bond within 10 days of his detention. The case was terminated in Immigration Court and client is on his way to Naturalization.

Client was detained while riding a Commutator bus from Chicago to Florida. She had been in the United States for over 10 years and has United States Citizen Children. She was detained at the Broward Transitional Center (BTC). Client was given a $5,000 bond.

Client had been in the United States since 1996. Her son filed a Petition for her that was twice denied due to allegations of marital fraud – a petition that was filed in 2010. After a 9-year battle that included two appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeal, was granted Residency in the United States.

Client who was ordered deported in absentia was detained at the Broward Transitional Center. He was deported to his home country. His daughter filed a Petition for him, including a waiver. After 4 years of fighting for the approval of the waiver, the client was back in the United States as a permanent resident and recently became a United States Citizen.

Clients are a family who had an approved I-130 since 2010. Their Petitioner passed away. USCIS granted a Humanitarian Reinstatement for all members of the family, and each of the 9 members of the family are now eligible to become residents.