Case Results

Confronted with the looming threat of losing their asylum cases due to inadequate representation, this determined Venezuelan family sought help from Green Evans-Schroeder. Refusing to give up, they rallied to protect their future.

The dedicated legal team embraced their case, working tirelessly to craft strong legal arguments and gather crucial supporting evidence. Together, they prepared the family for their testimony before the immigration judge, ensuring they felt confident and ready.

Through their unwavering effort and the family’s courage in sharing their story, they successfully demonstrated the high likelihood of future political persecution in Venezuela. Their resilience paid off, and they were ultimately granted asylum, securing a safer future for their family in the United States.

Our immigration lawyers successfully assisted a longtime U.S. resident who had originally entered the country from Mexico on a visa. With our guidance, she was able to adjust her status through her U.S. citizen adult child, paving the way for a more secure and stable future in the U.S.

Having lived in the U.S. since childhood, this resilient individual found himself facing ICE detention and the threat of deportation following an arrest. Undeterred, he fought to protect his future and that of his family.

Recognizing the gravity of his situation, he sought the support of the dedicated legal team at Green Evans-Schroeder. With their guidance, he navigated the complexities of his criminal proceedings and successfully secured a low immigration bond, allowing him to fight his case from a position of stability.

Together with his children, sisters, and parents, he worked closely with the attorneys to build a compelling narrative that demonstrated the exceptional and extremely unusual hardship his family would endure if he were removed. His determination and the collaborative effort with his legal team ultimately led to a strong case, ensuring that he could remain with his loved ones in the only home he has ever known.

Green Evans-Schroeder attorneys successfully facilitated the adjustment of status for a Mexican citizen who entered the U.S. through humanitarian parole to attend to his son’s medical emergency. This critical support allowed him to secure his status and continue being there for his family during such a challenging time.

This brave transgender individual from Mexico sought asylum, motivated by a genuine fear of future persecution due to their gender identity. Understanding the risks they faced, they took a courageous step to seek protection in the United States.

To navigate the complexities of the asylum process, they turned to the compassionate legal team at Green Evans-Schroeder. With sensitivity and openness, the attorneys worked closely with them, helping to articulate their experiences and fears to the immigration court. Together, they built a compelling case that highlighted the high likelihood of persecution if returned to Mexico.

Through their determination and the guidance of their legal team, they successfully presented their claim, reinforcing the strength of their voice in a challenging system. This collaboration ultimately paved the way for a hopeful future free from the fear of persecution.

This longtime lawful permanent resident faced the daunting prospect of deportation due to several old criminal convictions. Undeterred, he took a stand for his rights and his future in the United States.

Recognizing the complexities of his situation, he turned to the attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder for guidance. With their expertise, he collaborated closely with the team to craft sophisticated legal arguments that effectively challenged the government’s charges. Together, they demonstrated that the basis for his removal was not supported by law.

Thanks to his determination and the support of his legal team, the immigration judge ultimately terminated the deportation case. He can now continue to live in the country he calls home, empowered by his resilience and the successful defense of his rights.

Our immigration lawyers assisted MSP, a citizen of El Salvador with Temporary Protected Status (TPS), in traveling to El Salvador using advanced parole. Upon her return, MSP was able to demonstrate that she had been inspected and admitted to the U.S. Because she was married to a U.S. citizen, she then applied for her green card. We are thrilled to share that MSP is now a legal resident of the U.S., secure in her future in the U.S.

KM, a longtime resident of the U.S. with a lawful permanent resident husband and two U.S. citizen sons, initially applied for her green card without an attorney but received a notice of impending denial from the immigration agency. Seeking help, she turned to the skilled immigration attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder. We assisted her in applying for a pardon for a past misrepresentation in her visa application. With the pardon granted, KM is now a permanent resident of the U.S., ready to embrace her future with her family.

This Nicaraguan asylum seeker, inspired by the success of his family members who previously worked with Green Evans-Schroeder, sought our assistance to present his own claim of political persecution. Trusting in our proven track record, he was ready to fight for his safety and future.

Over several months, he collaborated closely with our team, who provided the guidance and expertise necessary to build a compelling case. Together, they meticulously prepared him for his testimony, ensuring he could effectively communicate the dangers he faced in Nicaragua.

At the conclusion of his deportation hearing, his determination paid off—the immigration judge granted his application for asylum. This victory not only marked a new chapter in his life but also underscored the power of perseverance and support in the face of adversity.

Our legal team successfully assisted the immigrant husband of a U.S. citizen in achieving lawful permanent residency. With the dedicated support of our immigration attorneys, he received his green card in just five months, allowing him to build a stable and secure future in the U.S.

This determined Nicaraguan asylum seeker faced a significant setback when he discovered that his first attorney had failed to file his asylum application on time. Undeterred, he sought out the guidance of Green Evans-Schroeder, ready to fight for his right to safety and security.

Over several months, he worked closely with our dedicated team, who provided the expertise and support he needed. Together, they meticulously gathered the necessary evidence and prepared him for his testimony, highlighting the political persecution he faced in Nicaragua.

Thanks to his resilience and the strategic guidance from our attorneys, he successfully presented his case. At the conclusion of his asylum hearing, the immigration judge granted his application, marking a crucial victory in his journey toward a safer future.

This resilient longtime permanent resident faced the daunting challenge of removal proceedings after an arrest. Despite her efforts to seek clarity and guidance from a local attorney over several years, she found herself feeling lost and unsupported. Determined to fight for her family’s future, she reached out to the immigration team at Green Evans-Schroeder.

With unwavering commitment, she collaborated with our attorneys to gather compelling evidence that showcased her good moral character and the significant hardships she and her U.S. citizen children endured as a single mother. Together, they presented a strong case to the immigration court, emphasizing her children’s medical needs that required care only available in the U.S.

Her bravery and tenacity shone through during the proceedings, and thanks to the guidance and support of the Green Evans-Schroeder team, the immigration judge granted her Cancellation of Removal. Empowered by this victory, she is now on the path to applying for U.S. citizenship, ready to embrace her future with renewed hope.

A devoted father of six U.S. citizen children faced the daunting reality of removal proceedings due to his lack of legal status. Undeterred by the challenges ahead, he fought tirelessly for his family’s future, driven by the love and responsibility he felt for his children.

Recognizing the need for support, he turned to the dedicated team at Green Evans-Schroeder. Together, they crafted a compelling case that highlighted his eligibility for status adjustment. With unwavering determination and collaboration, he presented his story effectively.

His efforts culminated in the dismissal of his removal case, paving the way for a brighter future for his family. Today, he stands ready to build a life rooted in security and hope, empowered by his resilience and commitment to his loved ones.

When JTB was applying for her green card on her own, she received a letter from USCIS indicating they intended to deny her application. Seeking assistance, she hired our immigration law firm. Our attorneys prepared a compelling legal argument demonstrating that USCIS was incorrect in their assessment. Thanks to our efforts, the argument was successful, and JTB is now a lawful permanent resident of the U.S., ready to move forward with her life.

After enduring unimaginable persecution and torture for standing against slavery in Africa, this courageous asylum seeker confronted the daunting challenge of applying for protection in the U.S. Recognizing the complexities of his situation, he sought guidance from the dedicated team at Green Evans-Schroeder.

With their expertise and unwavering support, he navigated the intricate legal landscape, meticulously preparing his case and gathering essential evidence. His determination and resilience were key as he worked alongside the attorneys, ensuring his voice was heard.

Ultimately, his efforts paid off, leading to a hard-won grant of asylum. Today, he stands proud as a lawful permanent resident, ready to build a new life in safety and freedom.

BLC sought help from Green Evans-Schroeder after being ordered removed by both the immigration court and the appeals court. Our immigration lawyers successfully reopened her removal order and dismissed the case against her. We then guided her through the process of applying for her green card. Today, BLC is a proud permanent resident of the U.S., ready to embrace her new life.

The client is originally from Iraq and immigrated to the United States many years ago. Unfortunately, he was arrested and convicted of a drug trafficking offense in Northern Arizona about 20 years ago, which led to him being placed in removal proceedings.  He fought his case at the immigration court, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.  In the end, he turned to the lawyers at Geen Evans-Schroeder law firm to help him with his deportation case, and to litigate a petition for post-conviction relief in the Navajo County Superior Court.  After working closely with the prosecutor at the Navajo County Attorney’s Office, we were able to convince him to stipulate to vacating the client’s old criminal conviction.  Having vacated the criminal conviction, we were able to file a motion to dismiss his removal proceedings, which the immigration judge granted.  The client’s lawful permanent residence status was restored and he now lives with his family in Michigan.

This young man from Mexico, devoted husband to a U.S. citizen wife and father to U.S. citizen children, faced the daunting challenge of deportation proceedings after a DUI arrest. Undeterred by the circumstances, he fought for his family’s future.

With the steadfast support of the Green Evans-Schroeder legal team, he navigated the complexities of the immigration system. Our attorneys skillfully presented his case, advocating for ICE to dismiss the removal proceedings.
Thanks to his determination and our team’s guidance, he was able to focus on pursuing his permanent residency through his wife, ensuring a brighter future for his family in the United States.

This courageous woman from Colombia fled the terror and violence of her home country, only to find herself facing removal proceedings in the U.S. Undeterred, she sought the help of the Green Evans-Schroeder legal team.

With their dedicated support, she navigated the complexities of her situation and successfully had her deportation case dismissed. This pivotal moment allowed her to adjust her status to lawful permanent residency through her U.S. citizen husband, securing a safer and brighter future for herself and her family.

Green Evans-Schroeder assisted SG, who was in the U.S. as a refugee, in successfully obtaining his green card through adjustment of status. This important milestone has provided SG with the stability and security he needs to build his future in the United States.

This determined noncitizen husband, married to a U.S. citizen, faced an unjust order of removal after not receiving notice to appear at his deportation hearing. Refusing to accept this outcome, he sought the support of the Green Evans-Schroeder legal team.

With their strong advocacy, he successfully reopened his deportation case. Throughout the proceedings, he compellingly demonstrated that his U.S. citizen wife, who battles multiple chronic health conditions, would endure exceptional and extremely unusual hardship if he were deported. Thanks to his resilience and the guidance of his legal team, he can now remain in the United States, ensuring his family’s well-being.

This resilient lawful permanent resident faced a daunting challenge when he was placed in deportation proceedings after attempting to apply for U.S. citizenship on his own. During this process, the immigration agency discovered that he had not disclosed a prior false claim to U.S. citizenship in his original green card application, resulting in his referral to court.

Determined to fight for his future, he sought the guidance of the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. With their expertise and unwavering support, he successfully advocated for the immigration judge to grant him a pardon. Thanks to his perseverance and the dedicated legal team by his side, he can now remain in the U.S., securing his place in the country he calls home.

Our immigration attorneys successfully secured approval for MV’s green card application. After previously applying without the help of an attorney and facing a denial, MV sought assistance from Green Evans-Schroeder. With our guidance, he navigated the process effectively, and he is now a lawful permanent resident, ready to build a brighter future in the U.S.

This courageous Mexican woman fled to the U.S. with her minor daughters, seeking safety from her husband, who had subjected them to severe domestic violence. Despite her repeated attempts to secure help from Mexican law enforcement, they failed to provide the protection she desperately needed.

After facing a setback when another attorney missed the deadline to file her asylum application, she reached out to the team at Green Evans-Schroeder for support. With their guidance, she navigated the complexities of the asylum process and prepared for her hearing. Ultimately, her determination paid off when the immigration judge granted her asylum, ensuring a safe and secure future for both her and her daughters.

This determined Mexican citizen, a devoted father of three U.S. citizen children and husband to a U.S. citizen wife, faced significant obstacles when he initially applied for his green card on his own. The immigration agency denied his application due to prior marijuana use and subsequently placed him in deportation proceedings.

Undeterred, he sought the expertise of the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. With their guidance, he presented compelling evidence that the agency had incorrectly denied his application. The team’s advocacy and support led to a pivotal moment: the immigration judge granted him residency. Now, he is on the path to applying for U.S. citizenship, securing a brighter future for himself and his family.

His resilient Jordanian citizen and long-term resident of the United States faced the daunting challenge of removal proceedings due to a conviction from several years prior. Determined to fight for his future, he sought the dedicated support of the attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder.

With their guidance, he successfully obtained Cancellation of Removal from an immigration judge. Shortly after this significant victory, the team assisted him in applying for U.S. citizenship. Today, he proudly holds U.S. citizenship and runs several successful businesses, providing support for his parents, wife, and children—all while living the American dream.

This courageous elderly woman from Iraq found herself in removal proceedings after her asylum application was denied. Undeterred, she leaned on the unwavering support of her U.S. citizen son and the dedicated legal team at Green Evans-Schroeder.

Together, they navigated the complexities of her case, facing strong objections from the Department of Homeland Security. With the team’s expertise and advocacy, she successfully adjusted her status, securing her place in the U.S. with her family.

With the assistance of our immigration lawyers, the noncitizen wife of a U.S. citizen successfully achieved lawful permanent residency. During the application process, USCIS mistakenly requested a pardon for CRV. Our team effectively argued against this requirement, demonstrating that CRV was eligible for permanent residency without needing a pardon. As a result, CRV is now a lawful permanent resident, able to move forward confidently in her life in the U.S.

Home country, prompting their courageous journey to seek safety in the U.S. Determined to secure a brighter future, they reached out to our dedicated legal team at Green Evans-Schroeder for support in their asylum application.

Together, they navigated the complexities and challenges often associated with asylum cases based on gang violence. Through their resilience and the team’s unwavering guidance, they triumphed in their application and will soon be applying for lawful permanent residency, marking a new chapter of safety and stability in their lives.

This green card holder from Guatemala faced a challenging past marked by several arrests, which made her hesitant to apply for U.S. citizenship. Concerned that her application might expose her to removal, she sought guidance from our team. We conducted extensive background research to ensure that applying for citizenship would be safe and that she had a clear path forward. With our support, she confidently submitted her application and is now a proud naturalized U.S. citizen, ready to embrace her new life and opportunities.

When AMV hired our legal team, our attorneys quickly recognized that she would need multiple pardons for past immigration violations to qualify for adjustment of status through her U.S. citizen daughter. The Green Evans-Schroeder immigration attorneys diligently prepared the applications and secured the necessary pardons. As a result, AMV is now a permanent resident of the U.S., ready to embrace her new life.

This courageous woman from Mexico faced unimaginable threats after the tragic loss of her parents at the hands of cartels, leaving her and her young siblings in a perilous situation. Determined to find safety, she sought help from the dedicated team at Green Evans-Schroeder.

Together, they fought tirelessly over several years to navigate the asylum process. Her unwavering resolve, combined with the team’s expertise and support, led to a significant victory: an immigration judge granted her application for asylum. With this protection secured, she is now poised to apply for lawful permanent residency in the U.S., paving the way for a safer and more hopeful future for her and her siblings.

This lawful permanent resident faced challenges after being arrested on two occasions, even though all charges were dismissed. When he applied for naturalization on his own, his application was denied. Seeking assistance, he turned to the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. Together, we advocated for him in a new application for U.S. citizenship, and our efforts paid off. SK is now a proud naturalized U.S. citizen, ready to fully embrace his new status and the opportunities it brings.

Green Evans-Schroeder was hired to assist a U.S. citizen in obtaining a fiancé visa for his girlfriend. Once she arrived in the U.S., our immigration attorneys successfully guided DGAZ through the process to secure her permanent residency. This achievement has allowed them to build a future together with confidence and stability.

An Albanian citizen faced significant challenges when seeking asylum based on past persecution due to sexual orientation. Our legal team worked closely with him to gather evidence and prepare for his credible fear interview. Due to delays, we advocated for him to be placed directly into removal proceedings, which ICE granted. Now released, he can fight for his asylum case freely.

When this long-term resident of the U.S. was unexpectedly detained by ICE at a checkpoint and faced immediate deportation, he remained determined to fight for his right to stay in the only home he had ever known. Turning to the dedicated attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder, he found the support he needed to navigate this daunting situation.

Through strong advocacy and strategic legal arguments, our team effectively demonstrated his ties to the community and his commitment to staying in the U.S. As a result, ICE agreed to dismiss his removal proceedings, granting him release from custody. Thanks to his resilience and our guidance, he can continue to build his life in the country he calls home.

A longtime permanent resident of the U.S. faced the threat of deportation following an arrest for crimes that jeopardized her status. The immigration attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder collaborated closely with her criminal defense attorney to craft an immigration-safe plea agreement. After IL completed her probation, our lawyers guided her through the process of applying for U.S. citizenship. Today, IL is a proud naturalized citizen of the United States, ready to embrace her new opportunities and responsibilities.

Our legal team was hired to defend a mother and daughter who found themselves in deportation proceedings after their U Visas had expired. With the expertise of our immigration attorneys, we successfully reopened their expired U Visas, extending their status. Once they were back in status, we were able to terminate the removal proceedings and secure green cards for both individuals. This victory has allowed them to continue their lives in the U.S. with stability and peace of mind.

After losing his deportation case, a longtime resident of the U.S. faced a daunting future filled with uncertainty. Fortunately, with the support of an experienced attorney, he found a way forward. Together, they worked diligently to establish his eligibility for a green card through his adult U.S. citizen son. The attorney meticulously prepared the necessary applications for permanent residency and advocated directly with the Department of Homeland Security, successfully pushing for the reopening and dismissal of the deportation case. With that crucial victory in hand, they submitted the green card application, granting him renewed hope and security, free from the threat of deportation.

After experiencing torture, this resilient woman sought asylum with her husband but faced denial of her credible fear interview. With her family’s support, they reached out to Green Evans-Schroeder. Our attorneys effectively argued against the asylum officer’s decision, leading to the immigration judge allowing her case to proceed. She is now home with family, able to fight for her future in safety.

The client, born in Nicaragua, had previously lived in the United States but was deported after several criminal convictions. Upon returning to Nicaragua, he became involved in peaceful protests against the oppressive government. His courage led to wrongful imprisonment and torture. Refusing to be silenced, the client fought for his safety, and with the help of his attorneys, he successfully litigated his claim for protection under the Convention Against Torture. The immigration judge granted his application, and he now lives safely with his family in Los Angeles, free from the persecution he once faced.

The U.S. citizen children of this Sudanese woman sought to help their mother apply for U.S. citizenship, but they were concerned about her ability to pass the language and civics portions of the naturalization test. Our firm assisted the family in locating a trusted doctor who could evaluate her readiness for the tests. When we accompanied her to the citizenship interview, she was relieved to find that she was not required to take the test. Thanks to our support, she is now a proud U.S. citizen, ready to enjoy her new status and the opportunities it brings.

Green Evans-Schroeder assisted client JJHU after USCIS had previously denied his application for permanent status due to his admission of marijuana use during an interview. Our immigration lawyers refiled his application and successfully demonstrated his eligibility for residency through compelling legal arguments. As a result, JJHU is now a lawful permanent resident, able to move forward with his life in the U.S. with renewed stability.

Our skilled immigration attorneys successfully assisted a Cuban citizen in dismissing his removal proceedings, enabling him to pursue his green card under the Cuban Adjustment Act. This significant win provided him with the opportunity to secure his future in the United States, bringing him one step closer to the stability and safety he deserves.

This courageous Mexican man fled torture at the hands of corrupt law enforcement officers, determined to protect youth from drugs and crime. Our legal team guided him through the credible fear interview process, successfully establishing his credible fear of persecution. Now released to his family, he can fight his case with renewed hope and freedom.

This courageous Mexican citizen faced unspeakable torture at the hands of criminal organizations in his home country, which left him in desperate need of protection. After two unsuccessful attempts to secure asylum with different attorneys, he refused to give up and turned to the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder for help.

With unwavering support and expertise, our team worked diligently to present his case. Together, they built a strong argument for his protection under the Convention Against Torture. Thanks to his resilience and our guidance, he was granted the safety he desperately needed, ensuring that he cannot be returned to Mexico and can begin to rebuild his life in the U.S.

When this Mexican citizen and longtime green card holder found himself detained and facing removal proceedings due to an old conviction, our attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder stepped in to guide him through the challenging situation. We successfully secured a bond from an immigration judge and fought diligently to win his deportation case. With those legal challenges behind him, he was eager to apply for U.S. citizenship. Our team was honored to assist him through the naturalization process, and he is now a proud U.S. citizen, ready to fully embrace his new life and contribute to his community.

After being placed in removal proceedings following USCIS’s denial of his application for permanent residency, LCU turned to our immigration attorneys for help. We successfully demonstrated to the immigration court that LCU was eligible for permanent status and that USCIS’s prior denial was incorrect. As a result, the immigration court dismissed the removal proceedings, and LCU achieved his green card, paving the way for a secure future in the U.S.

Our dedicated immigration attorneys successfully argued on appeal that the immigration judge had erred in preventing MAS, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo, from applying for adjustment of status. As a result of this victory, the case was remanded to the immigration court, allowing MAS the opportunity to pursue their residency and move closer to a secure and stable future.

Fleeing from the threat of sex trafficking in Mexico, this brave woman sought asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border. Our office was instrumental in helping her pass her credible fear interview, highlighting the dangers she faced. Following this success, she was released from custody, allowing her to continue her fight for asylum in safety.

This devoted husband and father, married to a U.S. citizen and father to three U.S. citizen daughters, faced the daunting challenge of being in ICE custody. Determined to fight for his family’s future, he sought assistance from the Green Evans-Schroeder team.

With our support, he was successfully released from detention, allowing him the freedom to prepare for his immigration case. Together, we presented compelling evidence to the immigration judge, demonstrating that his removal to Mexico would cause his wife and children “exceptional and extremely unusual hardship.” His determination and our guidance led to a positive outcome, enabling him to remain united with his family in the U.S.

After consulting with several experienced immigration attorneys who advised against applying for U.S. citizenship, this Jamaican citizen chose to trust the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. Our team carefully crafted compelling legal arguments to support her application and thoroughly prepared her for the citizenship interview. During the interview, we advocated on her behalf, highlighting her eligibility and dedication. Thanks to our efforts, she is now a proud U.S. citizen, ready to reunite with her husband and embrace her new life in the U.S.

This Mexican citizen sought help from Green Evans-Schroeder to immigrate through her U.S. citizen daughter. Concerned about her eligibility due to her husband’s past involvement in criminal activity, she turned to our team for guidance. We prepared a successful application for an immigrant visa through the U.S. consulate in Mexico and helped YHL prepare for questioning by consular officers. As a result, YHL successfully immigrated and is now a permanent resident, ready to embrace a secure future in the U.S.!

Our law firm successfully secured lawful permanent residency for our client, JVPT, after USCIS requested that she apply for a pardon for her prior entries into the U.S. We assisted her in successfully applying for the waiver, demonstrating that her U.S. citizen spouse would face extreme hardship if she were unable to remain in the U.S. Thanks to our efforts, JVPT is now a lawful permanent resident, ready to embrace her new future.

After being placed in removal proceedings following an arrest for misdemeanor DUI, this noncitizen faced significant challenges when the immigration judge denied his applications for relief. Our team stepped in, taking his case to the Board of Immigration Appeals and then to the Ninth Circuit. When his wife, a lawful permanent resident, naturalized to U.S. citizenship, we seized the opportunity to persuade ICE to reopen his removal proceedings, allowing him to adjust his status through her. We achieved success: he no longer faces deportation and is now applying for his green card, moving closer to a secure future.

With the support of our dedicated law firm, LLMS bravely challenged the immigration judge’s decision that denied her asylum as a victim of serious domestic violence in Honduras. We successfully argued on appeal that the judge had made an error, leading to a remand of her case. As a result, LLMS won her asylum claim and is now on the path to obtaining her green card, paving the way for a safer, brighter future.

This Somali asylum seeker faced a setback when his opportunity to apply for asylum was denied. With quick and diligent advocacy from the Green Evans-Schroeder attorneys, we successfully persuaded the asylum office to re-interview him and secure his release from ICE custody. Now, he has the chance to present his asylum case and seek safety in the U.S.

This dedicated husband and father, married to a U.S. citizen and father to four U.S. citizen children, faced the threat of deportation from the only home he has ever known. Undeterred, he sought the support of the Green Evans-Schroeder team during his removal proceedings.

With our guidance, he successfully demonstrated to the immigration court that his family would endure an “exceptional and extremely unusual hardship” if he were forced to return to Mexico. His resilience, combined with our advocacy, led to a favorable outcome: he has obtained his green card and is now on the path to U.S. citizenship!

When this Mexican citizen sought assistance from Green Evans-Schroeder, our team quickly identified her eligibility for a U Visa based on her experience as a victim of a violent crime several years earlier. With our guidance, she successfully obtained the U Visa and then transitioned to lawful permanent residency. As she became eligible for U.S. citizenship, we proudly supported her through the naturalization process. Today, she is a proud U.S. citizen, empowered and ready to embrace all the opportunities her new status offers.

This unrepresented asylum seeker faced a setback when a medical emergency caused her to miss a crucial hearing in her removal proceedings, leading to an order of deportation. Determined to seek help, she reached out to our law firm. With our guidance, we gathered compelling evidence and witness statements to demonstrate that her medical emergency had prevented her from attending the hearing. As a result, her case was successfully reopened, and she is now actively applying for asylum for herself and her children, taking important steps toward a safer future.

This DACA recipient sought assistance from our immigration attorneys to explore the possibility of consular processing for his U.S. citizen wife. Initially, he believed that returning to Mexico for consular processing was his only option due to his lack of lawful entry into the U.S. However, our office helped JABM obtain advance parole through his DACA, allowing him to travel to Mexico and return lawfully. After his return, we guided him through the green card application process with his U.S. citizen wife. Today, JABM is a proud permanent resident of the U.S.!

Our immigration lawyers assisted a client and his wife in the process of securing U.S. citizenship for her through naturalization, enabling her to petition for him. We’re pleased to share that she has successfully become a U.S. citizen, and as a result, the client is now a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. Together, they can build their future with greater stability and security.

Our client found herself detained in ICE custody due to an accusation that ultimately did not lead to any criminal charges. Despite this, an immigration judge ruled that her arrest made her ineligible for permanent status in the U.S. Determined to fight for her rights, we appealed her case to the Board of Immigration Appeals and then to the Ninth Circuit. There, the government agreed with our argument that the immigration judge’s decision was incorrect. As a result, her case has been sent back to the immigration court, allowing her the opportunity to fight for permanent status and the right to remain in the U.S. with her U.S. citizen family.

With unwavering determination, a brave client from Mexico fought against the threats posed by drug cartels, and their journey took a significant turn with the support of our immigration lawyers. Together, they successfully argued for the dismissal of ICE’s appeal against an immigration judge’s decision to grant Convention Against Torture protection. Thanks to this victory, the client, now protected from removal, can finally feel safe and secure as they navigate a new chapter in their life.

This resilient Mexican woman, who endured years of extreme domestic violence, sought refuge in the U.S. While detained in ICE custody, she worked with the Green Evans-Schroeder team to pass her credible fear interview. Thanks to our efforts, she was released to live with family in the U.S., allowing her to prepare for her final asylum hearing in safety.

This courageous gay man from El Salvador sought refuge from the severe persecution he faced due to his sexual orientation. Determined to find safety, he turned to the Green Evans-Schroeder legal team for support in his asylum application.

With our guidance, he effectively demonstrated that the Salvadoran government would not provide him with the safety and protection he desperately needed. His resilience and our advocacy culminated in a successful asylum grant, allowing him to secure his right to remain in the U.S. and build a safer future.

Over 20 years ago, as a young man, the client made a mistake and was convicted of a drug trafficking offense, which led to his deportation. Determined to reunite with his family, he returned to the U.S. without a visa, only to face prosecution for illegal re-entry years later. Refusing to give up, the client sought justice and, with the help of his attorneys, fought for post-conviction relief. His old conviction, which had caused his original deportation, was vacated. His attorneys then successfully persuaded the immigration judge to reopen his old deportation case. As a result, his previous immigration order was vacated, and his removal proceedings were dismissed. The client regained his lawful permanent residency and now proudly lives with his family again in Tucson, holding his green card.

A citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo faced an arrest just before his scheduled oath of U.S. citizenship. Seeking guidance, he consulted with the attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder to find the best way forward. Our immigration lawyers assisted him in withdrawing his naturalization application and advised him to reapply after completing his probation. Following this strategy, he successfully navigated the process and is now a proud U.S. citizen, ready to embrace his new life and opportunities.

After successfully challenging his criminal convictions in the Santa Cruz County Justice Court, the client took a bold step toward securing his future. His determination led to the Department of Homeland Security not opposing his motion to reopen a 17-year-old removal order. With the immigration judge granting the motion and dismissing the old deportation order, the client was soon reunited with his wife and three children. Within weeks, he brought his family back together, and they are now living in the same home, enjoying their life together in the United States.

The immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder successfully assisted in immigrating five siblings from the Philippines to the U.S. through the U.S. consulate in Manila. This achievement has reunited the family and provided them with the opportunity to start anew together in the United States.

When a client’s wife sought help from Green Evans-Schroeder to immigrate her husband from Mexico, our team stepped in to navigate the complex process. During the process, while visiting her husband in Mexico, she became pregnant, and we worked diligently to assist him in returning to the U.S. just in time for the birth of their child. Thanks to our efforts, DFZS is now a lawful permanent resident, able to be with his family and build a future together.

This father, whose child is a U.S. citizen serving in the armed forces, sought help from Green Evans-Schroeder after receiving a final order of deportation. Our team sprang into action, filing an appeal to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals while also preparing a motion to reopen his removal order. Thanks to our efforts, his removal order was successfully reopened, allowing us to file an application for adjustment of status. As a result, MBP is now a lawful permanent resident, able to build a brighter future for himself and his family.

Green Evans-Schroeder successfully achieved the dismissal of deportation proceedings for a longtime resident of the U.S. who is the father of two U.S. citizen children. This victory not only provided relief for the family but also ensured that they could continue to build their lives together without the fear of separation.

This determined Mexican asylum seeker navigated the challenges of detention while striving for safety. With the unwavering support of Green Evans-Schroeder attorneys, he successfully completed two credible fear interviews. After passing these crucial assessments, we advocated for his release from detention, citing serious health concerns. Now reunited with his family in the U.S., he can continue his journey toward safety.

JHR, a brave Mexican survivor of severe domestic violence, faced immense challenges in her quest for safety. After repeated attempts to seek police protection in Mexico, she was met with refusal from authorities. Determined to escape her circumstances, JHR turned to the immigration attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder for help.

With our dedicated support, we demonstrated the past persecution she endured and illustrated the lack of protection from the Mexican government for future harm. Thanks to our advocacy, JHR successfully secured asylum, allowing her to rebuild her life in safety and stability in the U.S.

The client endured over a year of detention at the Eloy Detention Center, unable to return to his home country because its government couldn’t secure the necessary travel documents. Despite this, Immigration and Customs Enforcement refused to release him. Determined to regain his freedom, the client worked with his attorneys, who filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in the U.S. District Court. As a result of his perseverance, he was released from detention and has now returned to live with his family in the United States while his immigration case continues.

This Chinese citizen and lawful permanent resident felt apprehensive about applying for U.S. citizenship due to prior criminal convictions. Seeking clarity and guidance, she turned to the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. Our team meticulously reviewed her immigration and criminal history, ultimately determining that pursuing naturalization was both safe and in her best interest. With our support, she confidently applied and successfully became a proud U.S. citizen, ready to embrace her new opportunities and responsibilities.

After this husband and wife from Mexico received orders of removal, they sought the guidance of the attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder to explore options for avoiding deportation. Our dedicated team discovered that their previous attorney had failed to inform the immigration judge about their eligibility to adjust their status to lawful permanent residency through their adult U.S. citizen daughter. With our support, they successfully reopened their deportation order and had their case dismissed. This outcome allowed them to apply for permanent residency free from the threat of deportation, paving the way for a stable and secure future together in the U.S.

Green Evans-Schroeder assisted client CLH and his U.S. citizen wife in successfully immigrating him to the U.S. After previously receiving a deportation order, our immigration attorneys worked diligently to secure a pardon for his prior removal. Thanks to our efforts, CLH is now a lawful permanent resident, ready to build a new life with his family in the U.S.

After hiring Green Evans-Schroeder for representation in her removal proceedings, our firm successfully defended IPBE by applying for a U Visa. Once the U Visa was granted, her removal proceedings were dismissed. Following this victory, we assisted IPBE in applying for her green card, which she successfully received, allowing her to secure her future in the U.S.

Our immigration law firm took on the challenging deportation case of HRM, a lawful permanent resident facing removal due to a serious criminal conviction. Through the dedicated advocacy of Green Evans-Schroeder, we successfully helped HRM vacate his conviction by demonstrating that he had not received the necessary constitutional advice. With the conviction overturned, HRM had his removal proceedings dismissed and was able to reclaim his green card, allowing him to move forward with his life.

With the support of their dedicated attorney, a courageous client facing deportation found a path to safety and stability. The law firm successfully achieved the dismissal of the deportation proceedings, allowing the client to pursue an adjustment of status under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). This crucial step opened the door for the client to seek the protection and support they needed to rebuild their life, empowering them to take control of their future.

This courageous survivor of persecution from Haiti faced the uncertainty of immigration detention. With the support of the Green Evans-Schroeder team, she successfully passed her credible fear interview, paving the way for her release. Empowered by our guidance, she can now pursue her asylum case with hope and freedom.

A Rwandan citizen faced significant challenges applying for asylum on his own. After his initial asylum application was denied by USCIS, who claimed he was not a target for persecution by the Rwandan political leader, he sought help from the dedicated team at Green Evans-Schroeder.

With our support, we carefully presented evidence that highlighted the severe past persecution he endured because of his political opinion. Our thorough advocacy led to a successful outcome: he was granted asylum and is now on the path to obtaining his lawful permanent residency, ensuring a safer future in the U.S.

This husband of a U.S. citizen was detained after being arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. He and his family turned to Green Evans-Schroeder for assistance in documenting his rehabilitation and journey toward permanent legal status. Our team presented compelling evidence and arguments, successfully securing a low immigration bond, which allowed him to be released from custody and continue his case with his family by his side.

This resilient spouse of a U.S. citizen faced an agonizing wait of over three years for a decision on her application for lawful permanent residency after completing the required interview. Frustrated by the prolonged delay, she turned to the immigration legal team at Green Evans-Schroeder for guidance. Our attorneys prepared a mandamus lawsuit to compel USCIS to take action on her application. Upon learning of our intention to file the lawsuit, USCIS swiftly approved her application. With our support and her determination, she is now a proud lawful permanent resident, ready to build her future in the U.S.

A longtime permanent resident and devoted father, spouse, and grandfather to many U.S. citizen family members, this Mexican citizen initially felt apprehensive about applying for naturalization due to an old arrest. However, after placing his trust in the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder, he decided to move forward with his application. With our expert guidance, he successfully navigated the complex process and is now a proud U.S. citizen, eager to fully participate in his community and enjoy the benefits of his new status.

This resilient Mexican citizen encountered a major hurdle when his previous attorneys neglected to update his address with the immigration court. As a result, he missed his hearing and was ordered removed. Refusing to give up, he turned to the skilled lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. Our team worked diligently to present compelling evidence showing that his former attorneys were aware of the address change but had failed to notify the court. Thanks to our advocacy, the court agreed to reopen and dismiss his deportation case, giving him a vital second chance to remain in the U.S.

After having her visitor’s visa revoked for attempting to cross through the port of entry with her U.S. citizen children, ACRO remained in Mexico for twenty-one years. Seeking a new path, she reached out to the immigration attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder to explore the possibility of immigrating to the U.S. through her U.S. citizen child. Our firm successfully guided ACRO through consular processing, leading to the approval of her green card. She can now reunite with her family and start a new chapter in the U.S.

JRC enlisted the help of our immigration lawyers to secure U Visas for both himself and his wife. After successfully obtaining their U Visas, our firm guided them through the process of applying for lawful permanent residency. We are thrilled to share that their residency was granted without the need for an interview, allowing them to move forward with their lives in the U.S. with peace of mind.

JPL achieved a significant victory in her fight against a removal order, thanks to the dedicated efforts of our immigration attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder. We successfully advocated for her on appeal, persuading the appeals court that the immigration agency had erred in denying her application for asylum from Mexico. This reversal not only lifted the threat of removal but also provided JPL with the opportunity to seek the protection she desperately needed.

After facing a challenging legal battle, a determined noncitizen client found hope with the guidance of attorney Green Evans-Schroeder. The client had experienced past persecution and feared future threats based on their family group membership. With Green Evans-Schroeder’s expertise, they appealed the case to a higher court. The appeals court agreed that the immigration judge had overlooked crucial evidence of past suffering and the significant risk of future harm. Thanks to this successful remand, the client was given a renewed opportunity to present their case and seek the protection they desperately needed.

This brave Guatemalan asylum seeker faced the daunting task of proving his credible fear of persecution due to his political opinion. Recognizing the gravity of his situation, he sought the expertise of our immigration team at Green Evans-Schroeder.

With our dedicated support, we successfully established his credible fear, which was a crucial step in his asylum journey. Following this victory, we also advocated for his release from ICE custody, allowing him the freedom to continue his fight for asylum outside of detention. With renewed hope, he can now pursue the safety and stability he seeks in the U.S.

A Cameroonian man bravely fled his home country after enduring two months of wrongful detention and abuse. Determined to seek safety, he turned to the experienced team at Green Evans-Schroeder for guidance through the complex asylum process.

With our dedicated support, he successfully navigated the immigration court, presenting his claim for political asylum with clarity and conviction. His perseverance and resilience were rewarded when he was granted asylum. Now a lawful permanent resident, he is ready to start anew and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead.

Green Evans-Schroeder fought for this young man’s release on bond from an ICE detention center in Arizona. After being detained following an arrest for domestic violence, our team collaborated closely with his criminal defense attorneys to secure the best outcome. Thanks to our efforts, he remained eligible for an immigration bond. After a contentious hearing, he was granted a reasonable bond and released, allowing him to fight his deportation case while living in freedom.

This determined lawful permanent resident faced an arduous wait of over 57 months for her application for U.S. citizenship, enduring the frustration of having her interview scheduled and canceled five times. Refusing to be deterred, she sought the expertise of the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. Our team swiftly took action by filing a lawsuit against USCIS to compel them to move forward with her application. Thanks to our advocacy, USCIS responded promptly and scheduled her interview. With her perseverance and our support, she is now a proud United States citizen, ready to embrace her new rights and responsibilities.

After facing two unsuccessful attempts to apply for U.S. citizenship, this dedicated green card holder and U.S. Air Force member sought the expertise of the immigration attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder. Undeterred by previous denials linked to his criminal history, he worked closely with our team, who diligently demonstrated his eligibility by highlighting his rehabilitation and commitment to becoming a responsible citizen. With their unwavering support, he successfully achieved his goal of becoming a U.S. citizen and is now ready to fully embrace his role as a valued member of the community.

This determined Honduran citizen faced a significant setback when his previous attorneys failed to inform him of crucial immigration court hearing dates, resulting in an order of removal. Undeterred, he sought help from the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. Our team worked tirelessly to reopen his case, successfully proving that the missed hearing was not his fault. Thanks to our advocacy, he is now on track to receive his permanent status in the U.S., paving the way for a brighter future for himself and his family.

The children of a Haitian citizen facing serious health conditions sought assistance from Green Evans-Schroeder attorneys to obtain humanitarian parole for their father. Our dedicated team worked diligently to secure his entry into the U.S. for life-saving medical treatment. Thanks to our efforts, their father received the critical care he needed to improve his health and well-being.

The immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder successfully assisted a U.S. citizen in bringing both his mother and father to the U.S. as permanent residents through the U.S. consulate in Ciudad Juarez. This achievement has reunited the family and provided them with the opportunity to build their lives together in the U.S.

After being placed in removal proceedings by ICE, CHT turned to Green Evans-Schroeder for assistance. Our team helped him secure a U Visa after he cooperated with the police in an investigation against an attacker. Once CHT obtained his U Visa, we successfully dismissed his removal proceedings and guided him through the process of obtaining lawful permanent residency in the U.S., ensuring he could build a safer and more stable future.

FM, a permanent resident, faced the daunting prospect of removal after an unfavorable immigration court ruling. With the support of Green Evans-Schroeder attorneys, he fought back on appeal at both the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Ninth Circuit. Our team successfully demonstrated that the deportation charge against him was invalid. As a result, FM was restored to his status as a permanent resident and is now on the path to applying for citizenship, marking a significant victory in his journey.

Our immigration lawyers successfully secured a remand to the immigration court after the appeals court determined that the immigration judge had erred by not considering multiple instances of past persecution inflicted on our client by Mexican drug cartels. This critical ruling allows our client the opportunity to present their case again, bringing them one step closer to the protection and safety they deserve.

This courageous Peruvian asylum seeker faced the daunting challenge of being denied the opportunity to present his asylum case to the immigration court. Determined to fight for his rights, he turned to the Green Evans-Schroeder legal team for support. Our attorneys tirelessly advocated for him, demanding that the asylum office reconsider their decision.

Through our persistent efforts, we secured his right to present his case in immigration court and achieved his release from detention. Thanks to this partnership, he can now pursue the safety and stability he seeks in the U.S.

A courageous permanent resident faced years of abuse from her U.S. citizen husband. In her struggle to escape this difficult situation and support herself and her minor child, she made choices that led to her arrest. When the threat of deportation loomed after a lengthy prison term, she sought help from the dedicated legal team at Green Evans-Schroeder.

With our unwavering support, she navigated the complexities of her case and successfully obtained Cancellation of Removal. This victory has empowered her to rebuild her life with her children in the U.S., offering them a safe and hopeful future.

A noncitizen charged with serious drug trafficking offenses was detained in immigration custody as he faced removal from the country. Our immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder advocated for his release, successfully securing a reasonable bond. This allowed him to fight his deportation case in freedom, with the support he needed during this challenging time.

Mr. H displayed remarkable patience and resilience as he navigated the lengthy seven-year wait for an interview on his asylum application. The delay not only kept him in limbo but also prevented him from bringing his family to the U.S. Seeking a solution, he turned to the dedicated team at Green Evans-Schroeder for guidance. Our attorneys swiftly filed a lawsuit against USCIS, advocating for Mr. H’s right to an interview. Their efforts paid off when USCIS promptly scheduled his interview, bringing him one step closer to a final decision on his asylum application. Now, Mr. H eagerly anticipates reuniting with his family and achieving the safety he has fought so hard for.

This young woman had lived in the U.S. for many years but found herself in removal proceedings following a minor traffic stop. We helped her apply for a U Visa, demonstrating her cooperation with law enforcement in a case involving a violent act against her. After submitting the U Visa application, we successfully dismissed her deportation case. She now holds a U Visa and is in the process of applying for her green card.

Our immigration attorneys successfully helped this father of a U.S. citizen member of the armed forces obtain military parole in place, granting him protection from deportation and a work permit. This assistance not only safeguarded his status but also allowed him to support his family during a challenging time.

After winning his post-conviction relief case in Pima County Superior Court, the client achieved a major breakthrough when the criminal court judge vacated his old felony conviction. With this victory in hand, he seized the opportunity to reopen his immigration case. The immigration judge ultimately dismissed his deportation order, clearing the path for a brighter future. Two years later, thanks to his relentless pursuit of justice and the success of his post-conviction relief, the client’s naturalization application was approved, and he proudly became a U.S. citizen.

This resilient father of four U.S. citizen children from Mexico faced removal proceedings that left him unable to seek relief. Determined to fight for his family’s future, he turned to the immigration lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder. Our team expertly managed his appeal and filed a motion to reopen his case based on new eligibility for relief. Once back in immigration court, he successfully demonstrated that his removal would result in exceptional and extremely unusual hardship for his children. As a result, he was granted lawful permanent residency, ensuring he could stay united with his family in the U.S.

The U.S. citizen husband of a Ukrainian citizen partnered with the lawyers at Green Evans-Schroeder to secure humanitarian parole for his wife and infant daughter. Thanks to our efforts, the family was successfully reunited in the U.S., allowing them to begin their new life together.

With diligent advocacy from the immigration attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder, our client successfully entered the U.S. with an immigrant visa from Ethiopia. Despite the challenge of many Ethiopian legal documents not being recognized by U.S. immigration agencies, our legal team navigated these obstacles effectively. As a result, ZAA was able to join her U.S. citizen husband and now resides in the U.S. as a permanent resident, ready to embrace her new life.

Client was granted her lawful permanent residency after she hired our immigration attorneys to prepare a waiver application in order to pardon her unlawful presence in the U.S. MAP is now a lawful permanent resident.

After a long and challenging journey, our client, a citizen of Guatemala, found renewed hope when the appeals court granted a remand to the immigration court. The court recognized that he was eligible for Cancellation of Removal, thanks to our immigration team’s efforts to vacate a 20-year-old criminal conviction. We argued that our client had not received the constitutionally required advice about the immigration consequences of his plea. Once the case returned to the immigration court, he applied for and was granted Cancellation of Removal based on the hardship faced by his disabled U.S. citizen child. This victory not only provided relief for our client but also ensured a more stable future for his family.

Green Evans-Schroeder achieved remand to the immigration court where the appeals court found the immigration judge erred in failing to give I.S.D. a continuance to pursue his U Visa.

Successfully challenged a USCIS finding that a noncitizen husband of a US citizen wife had previously engaged in marriage fraud. Green Evans-Schroeder lawyers demonstrated that the USCIS marriage fraud finding was incorrect. This allowed the client to obtain his green card through his current wife.

USCIS wrongly denied this noncitizen’s application for lawful permanent residency, finding that a non-drug conviction “related to a controlled substance offense,” rendering RTH inadmissible to the U.S. Green Evans-Schroeder immigration attorneys argued on appeal that the USCIS decision was legally incorrect. Our arguments prevailed, and RTH is now a lawful permanent resident.

Upon entering the U.S. from Ghana, this resilient individual was placed in ICE custody. Undeterred by the challenging circumstances, he sought the expertise of the Green Evans-Schroeder team. Our immigration attorneys worked tirelessly to secure his release and passionately argued his case for asylum, emphasizing the past persecution he faced as a gay man in Ghana.

With our dedicated advocacy, he successfully obtained asylum, allowing him to build a safe and hopeful future in the U.S.

This young man had lived in the U.S. since he was two years old, but as a young adult, he faced several serious arrests and convictions. His family turned to Green Evans-Schroeder for help in securing a bond from an immigration judge, allowing him to be released from custody while navigating his immigration case. Our team successfully obtained a reasonable bond, enabling him to fight his case in freedom and with support from his family.

With unwavering determination, this client fought for justice and secured an asylum interview and grant after years of waiting. Despite previous setbacks and years without updates on their application, the family’s resilience never wavered. Seeking guidance, they turned to the dedicated legal team at Green Evans-Schroeder, who expertly navigated the complexities of district court litigation. Our attorneys took action by suing USCIS, which led to the scheduling of their long-overdue asylum interview. Thanks to their advocacy, the family ultimately received approval for their asylum applications, paving the way for a safer future.

After years of working closely with MRT and her children, our office successfully secured U Visas for the entire family due to a violent crime suffered by MRT’s daughter. Once their U Visas were approved, we also guided them through the process of obtaining lawful permanent residency when they became eligible.

Green Evans-Schroeder supported BCRG and her US citizen husband in obtaining her lawful permanent residency through marriage. The couple returned to us to assist in filing to remove the conditions on her permanent residency, and then to file for her naturalization. She is now a United States citizen.

Green Evans-Schroeder assisted this mother of a U.S. citizen Air Force member in obtaining military parole in place, providing her with protection from deportation and a work permit. This crucial support allowed her to remain in the U.S. and contribute to her family’s well-being while navigating her immigration status.

Our office was pleased to assist this citizen in obtaining a visitor’s visa to the U.S. This individual had been convicted of a serious felony many years earlier, which resulted in his deportation. Since that time, he demonstrated clear rehabilitation and became a successful businessperson. Our immigration lawyers were able to help him secure a pardon, allowing him to be granted a visitor’s visa.

This husband of a U.S. citizen and devoted father of six U.S. citizen children navigated a complex immigration journey with determination and resilience. With the guidance of the attorneys at Green Evans-Schroeder, he successfully dismissed his deportation case, applied for lawful permanent residency, and ultimately achieved U.S. citizenship. Now fully integrated into his community, he is ready to embrace all the rights and opportunities that come with being a U.S. citizen

This courageous Mexican mother of two U.S. citizen children faced the daunting challenge of a final order of removal, with her case pending at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Undeterred, she sought the support of the Green Evans-Schroeder team. With our expertise and unwavering advocacy, she successfully persuaded ICE to reopen and dismiss her removal proceedings. This pivotal moment allowed her to adjust her status through one of her U.S. citizen daughters, securing her path to remain with her family in the U.S. Today, she proudly calls the U.S. her home.

Green Evans-Schroeder received an urgent call from a U.S. citizen whose Mexican mother needed an emergency blood transfusion that was only available in the U.S. Our dedicated immigration attorneys worked swiftly to secure temporary permission for the elderly mother to enter the U.S. for emergency medical treatment. Thanks to our efforts, she received the critical care she needed.

The immigration team at Green Evans-Schroeder successfully assisted CGC in obtaining her lawful permanent residency through the U.S. consulate in Ciudad Juarez. CGC, who entered the U.S. illegally as a child and previously had DACA, faced challenges regarding her eligibility. Our firm helped her argue that she was not ineligible for permanent residency due to a false claim to citizenship, demonstrating that she had not been responsible for the employment paperwork containing that claim. As a result, CGC is now a proud lawful permanent resident, ready to build her future in the U.S.

A U.S. citizen mother turned to Green Evans-Schroeder to determine if her daughter, born in Mexico, might have been a U.S. citizen since birth. Our immigration lawyers successfully assisted AABG in gathering the necessary proof of her U.S. citizenship, leading to the issuance of her Certificate of U.S. Citizenship. This achievement has ensured that she can fully embrace her rights and opportunities as a U.S. citizen.

After USCIS attempted to deny VGMO her application for a green card, Green Evans-Schroeder stepped in to challenge the decision. We successfully argued that the basis for USCIS’s denial was incorrect. As a result of our efforts, VGMO’s green card was ultimately approved, allowing her to move forward with her life in the U.S. with confidence and security.

After facing a setback in her quest for safety, DK received a critical lifeline when the appeals court granted a remand to the immigration court. The court identified multiple errors made by the immigration judge in denying DK’s applications for asylum from Uganda and lawful permanent residency. This decision opened the door for DK to present his case once more, bringing him closer to the protection and stability he urgently needed.

Our immigration attorneys achieved remand to the immigration court where appeals court found the immigration judge erred by incorrectly applying the law.

Client beneficiary of U visa, application for adjustment submitted and approved.

Client was the victim of a crime. U visa application was submitted. Client granted deferred action status while waiting for a U visa to become available.

Client entered the US as a child and did not return to home country. Married US citizen who petitioned for client. Client approved.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for Nigerian citizen in the Tucson Immigration Court. Client allowed to remain in the United States with his Lawful Permanent Residency (green card).

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for Mexican citizen client detained in the Eloy Detention Center. Client was released from detention and returned home to Phoenix with his green card.

Court: Eloy Immigration Court

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for Mexican citizen client detained in the Eloy Detention Center. Client was released from detention and returned home to California with his green card.

Court: Eloy Immigration Court

Successfully represented client in her adjustment of status proceedings. Client obtained Lawful Permanent Residence (LPR) status and now has her green card.

Court: USCIS

Successfully represented client in his adjustment of status proceedings. Client obtained Lawful Permanent Residence (LPR) status and now has his green card.

Court: USCIS

Won Cancellation of Removal for client in Florence Immigration Court for client who had lived in California since he was very young. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated a motion to terminate removal proceedings in Eloy Immigration Court after having client’s prior conviction set aside in Pima County Superior Court.

Client released from Eloy Detention Center on bond and able to return home to California.

Successfully litigated a motion to terminate removal proceedings in Eloy Immigration Court after having all of client’s prior convictions in the Tucson City Court vacated on post-conviction relief.

Successfully litigated motion to reopen client’s removal proceedings after an in absentia removal order had been issued. Shortly thereafter, successfully obtained client’s release from the Eloy Detention Center on bond.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for a client from England who lived in California and was detained in Florence. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Removal proceedings terminated without prejudice for client being detained in the Arizona Department of Corrections.

Client from Mexico and living in California released on his own recognizance from Eloy Detention Center.

Successfully argued for the release from Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Jamaica and living in New York.

Successfully argued for the release from Pinal County Jail in Florence, Arizona, and obtained bond for client from Iran and living in California with a 20 year old aggravated felony conviction.

Successfully argued for the release from Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in California with a 17 year old aggravated felony conviction.

Successfully argued for the release from the Florence Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona with felony and misdemeanor convictions.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for a client from Mexico who lived in Arizona and was detained in Florence. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for a client from Mexico who lived in California and was detained in Eloy. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for termination of removal proceedings for a client from Mexico who lived in California and was detained in Florence. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for termination of removal proceedings for a client from Mexico who lived in Nevada and was detained in Florence. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for termination of removal proceedings for a client from Mexico who lived in Arizona and was detained in Florence. Client was released and retained lawful permanent resident.

Successfully argued for the release from the Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Pinal County Jail and obtained bond for client from Africa and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Florence Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for suspension of deportation, or a 212(c) waiver, for client from Iran living in California. Client returned to California with his lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for the release from the Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Columbia and living in Florida.

Successfully argued for termination of proceedings (dismissal) for client from Mexico who lived in Arizona and was detained in Florence. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for a client from Mexico who lived in Arizona and was detained in Eloy. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for a client from Mexico who lived in California and was detained in Eloy. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for the release from the Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Eastern Europe and living in Arizona.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for a client from Mexico who lived in Arizona. Client retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico who lived in Arizona and was detained in Eloy Detention Center. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Proceedings terminated (dismissed) for client from Mexico who lived in California and was detained in Florence Detention Center.

Successfully litigated 1) post-conviction relief in Arizona state court, and 2) motion to terminate (dismiss) proceedings for Client from Mexico living in Arizona who was detained in Eloy Detention Center. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Proceedings terminated for client from Mexico and living in Arizona. Client’s status subsequently adjusted to that of a lawful permanent resident.

Successfully litigated 1) post-conviction relief in Arizona state court, and 2) motion to terminate (dismiss) proceedings for Client from Mexico living in Arizona who was detained in Eloy Detention Center. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for bond and the release of Client from Mexico living in Arizona and detained in the Florence at the CCA Central Arizona Detention Center.

Successfully argued for a “Casas” bond and the release of Client from Jamaica living in Arizona. Client had drug-related felony conviction and was detained at the Eloy Detention Center for over a year. Client was released on bond and returned to family in Arizona pending conclusion of appeal before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico who lived in Arizona. Client had firearm-related felony and was detained in Eloy Detention Center. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated post-conviction relief motion in Superior Court for client with theft-related felony conviction. The ruling allows Client from Mexico living in Arizona to qualify for Cancellation of Removal before the Immigration Cou

Successfully negotiated non-deportable plea for Lawful Permanent Resident living in Arizona who had drug trafficking-related felony charges in Superior Court. Also successfully litigated 2 Petitions for Post-Conviction Relief in state court to vacate prior convictions that also would have resulted in deportation.

Successfully argued for a “Casas” bond and the release of Client from Nicaragua living in California. Client had felony conviction related to drug trafficking and was detained at the Eloy Detention Center for over a year. Client was released on bond and returned to family in California pending conclusion of appeal before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico who lived in Arizona. Client had firearm-related felony conviction and was detained in Eloy Detention Center. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residenc

Successfully argued for a “Casas” bond and the release of Client from Ukraine living in California. Client had several felony convictions for theft-related crimes and was detained at the Florence Detention Center for over a year. Client was released on bond and returned to family in California pending conclusion of appeal before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico who lived in Nevada. Client had drug-related felony conviction and was detained in Pinal County Jail. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Proceedings terminated (dismissed) for client from Mexico living in California.

Successfully argued for bond and the release of Client from Mexico living in California and detained in the Florence at the Florence Detention Center.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico who lived in California. Client had drug-related felony conviction and was detained in Pinal County Jail. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for bond and the release of Client from Mexico living in Arizona and detained in Florence, AZ at the CCA Central Arizona Detention Center.

Successfully argued for bond and the release of Client from Mexico living in Arizona and detained in Florence, AZ at the CCA Central Arizona Detention Center.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico who lived in Arizona. Client had drug-related felony conviction and was detained at Eloy Detention Center. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully argued for bond and the release of Client from Mexico living in Arizona and detained in Florence, AZ at the Pinal County Jail.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Africa who lived in Arizona. Client had drug-related and firearms-related felony convictions and was detained in Pinal County Jail. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully represented client in post-conviction relief in the Pima County Superior Court. Client’s former drug-related felony conviction was vacated and substituted with non-deportable conviction.

Successfully litigated 1) post-conviction relief in Arizona state court, and 2) motion to terminate (dismiss) proceedings for Client from Mexico living in Arizona who was detained in Florence Detention Center. Client was released and retained lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated an appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) for client from Armenia and living in California. Client retained his lawful permanent residence and returned home to California.

Successfully argued for the release from the Florence Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Florence Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in California.

Successfully defended charges of deportability for client from Mexico, living in Arizona, accused of drug trafficking and detained in the Florence Correctional Center (FCC). Client’s removal proceedings were terminated (dismissed) and he retained his lawful permanent residency

Successfully argued for the release from the Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Egypt and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond and release for client from Mexico.

Successfully argued for the release from the Eloy Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Honduras.

Successfully litigated post-conviction relief petition in the Pima County Superior Court, vacated client’s felony conviction, and successfully argued for client’s release from the Pinal County Jail on bond.

Successfully argued for the release from the Florence Detention Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Pinal County Jail and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Florence Correctional Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully litigated post-conviction relief in the Tucson City Court for Lawful Permanent Resident client.

Successfully litigated an asylum claim for client from Africa, living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Pinal County Jail and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Pinal County Jail and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release from the Florence Correctional Center and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully represented client before the USCIS for adjustment of status. Client received lawful permanent residence.

Successfully represented client, after he received Cancellation of Removal, to naturalize. Client is now a naturalized citizen.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico living in Arizona with several controlled substance convictions. Client retained his lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client from Mexico, living in Nevada, and detained in the Pinal County Jail. Client had several controlled substance and domestic violence convictions. Client retained lawful permanent residency and returned home to Nevada.

Successfully litigated a motion to reopen client’s case on appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Successfully argued for the release from the Pinal County Jail and obtained bond for client from Mexico and living in Arizona.

Successfully litigated a motion to terminate charge of deportation for client from Mexico living in California with a controlled substances violation/aggravated felony charge.

Successfully argued for the release from the Eloy Detention Center and obtained a “Casas” Bond for client from Mexico living in Arizona.

Successfully argued for the release on bond for client in the Pinal County Jail in Florence, AZ after winning remand of client’s case from the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Successfully argued for the release from the Pinal County Jail and obtained a “Casas” Bond for client from Armenia living in California.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for client in Eloy Detention Center for over a year. Client, a Mexican citizen, lives in Arizona and was released from detention with permanent residency.

Successfully litigated suspension of deportation (212(c) waiver) for client from Mexico, living in California. Client retains his lawful permanent residency.

Successfully litigated an asylum application for client from Ecuador. Client receives lawful permanent residency

Successfully litigated applications for Cancellation of Removal, Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and relief under the Convention Against Torture for client from China living in Arizona with controlled substance convictions. Client was released from detention in the Florence Correctional Center and returned home in Arizona with lawful permanent residency.

Nigerian client released from the Eloy Detention Center after successfully arguing for bond in case where client was originally charged with being deportable for an aggravated felony conviction.

Successfully argued for asylum-based relief for client from Ethiopia/Eritrea. Client was released from detention in Florence, Arizona and returned home to his family in California.

Mexican citizen client, living in Phoenix, Arizona, released from detention in the Pinal County Jail after successfully arguing for bond

Successfully argued for Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals “Casas” Bond for client detained in the Florence Correctional Center (FCC) who was convicted of drug-related crime.

Mexican citizen client from California released from the Eloy Detention Center after successfully arguing for bond.

Client charged with two counts of Driving Under the Influence acquitted and found Not Guilty by jury on all criminal charges.

Client detained in the Eloy Detention Center released on bond and returned home to California.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for Mexican citizen client detained in the Eloy Detention Center. Client was released from detention and returned home with her green card.

Successfully litigated Cancellation of Removal for Mexican citizen client detained in the Eloy Detention Center. Client was released from detention and returned home to California with her green card.

Mexican citizen client detained in Florence, Arizona released on bond.

Successfully argued for 212(c) waiver for Mexican citizen client in removal proceedings with drug trafficking conviction. Client returned home to Phoenix, Arizona with her lawful permanent residency (green card).

Successfully argued for adjustment of status before the immigration judge for Mexican citizen client in removal proceedings. Client’s case concluded with receipt of lawful permanent residency and his green card.

Won Cancellation of Removal for Mexican client detained in Eloy with criminal record. Client was released and obtained new green card as a result of the grant of Cancellation of Removal.

Court: Eloy Immigration Court

Matthew Green
Managing Partner. Green Evans-Schroeder (formerly Green Evans-Schroeder) focuses on the aggressive defense of immigrants. A native of Arizona, Mr. Green understands the difficulties that immigrants and families of immigrants face when a loved one is charged with a crime. He knows how frightening it can be for some…

Successfully adjusted the status of Mexican citizen. Client received his green card.

Court: Tucson US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Field Office

After winning Cancellation of Removal for a Mexican citizen, which resulted in him getting his green card, Green Evans-Schroeder also assisted him in applying for naturalization. His naturalization application was approved, and he is now a U.S. citizen.

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully applied to remove conditions on client’s residency. The application was granted, and the client received her 10 year green card.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully represented Mexican client with criminal convictions in naturalization case. The application was approved and client is now a U.S. citizen.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully argued for termination of removal proceedings against Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) client from Mexico who had been convicted of a serious felony. Proceeded to represent client before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Tucson Field Office, and client successfully naturalized. He is now a U.S. citizen.

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Mexican citizen who had his first naturalization application denied hired Green Evans-Schroeder for appeal. On appeal, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) reversed its decision and approved the client’s naturalization application. He is now a U.S. citizen.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully argued for Withholding of Removal for Mexican transgender client in removal proceedings. Client now is allowed to remain in the United States and her deportation case is closed.

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully argued for termination of deportation case by raising defense of U.S. citizenship for client placed in removal proceedings after serious felony drug trafficking conviction.

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Won Cancellation of Removal for Mexican client with serious felony conviction after successfully convincing the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) to remand the case to the Tucson Immigration Court. Client now retains his Lawful Permanent Residency.

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully adjusted the status of a Mexican citizen who was convicted of a felony involving the unlawful use of a firearm. Client now is a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully adjusted the status of Mexican man married to U.S. Citizen wife. Client is now a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Tucson Field Office

Successfully adjusted the status of a Mexican woman with an approved petition from her U.S. citizen brother. Client’s green card was granted under Section 245(i) of the Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA), which allowed her to stay in the United States for her green card interview, since the original petition by her brother was submitted prior to April 30, 2001.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Tucson Field Office

Succeeded in having client’s I-601A Application for Provisional Waiver approved. Client previously submitted the application while working with another law firm, and it was denied. Green Evans-Schroeder reviewed the previous application and denial letter, formulated a strategy for attempting again, and the strategy was successful. Client may now receive his green card.

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services and US Department of State, Ciudad Juarez Consulate

Successfully argued for Somali client’s release on a Rodriguez bond from the Eloy Detention Center. The Immigration Judge ultimately granted client’s application for asylum after Green Evans-Schroeder represented him at his Individual Hearing. Client will be able to apply for his green card in another year.

Court: Eloy Immigration Court

September 2016

Successfully argued for Somali client’s release from the Eloy Detention Center on a Rodriguez bond. Venue was then changed to the Tucson Immigration Court and the Green Evans-Schroeder successfully concluded client’s asylum case when the Immigration Judge granted client’s asylum application. Client will be able to apply for Lawful Permanent Residency in another year.

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Successfully represented client from the Philippines obtain her lawful permanent residency through adjustment of status.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented client on H1-B visa to adjust her status and obtain her Lawful Permanent Residency.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented Chinese client on F-1 Student Visa adjust his status through his U.S. citizen wife. Client now has Lawful Permanent Residency.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented client from Mexico with her I-601 application for waiver of inadmissibility and application for adjustment of status. Client now has permanent residency.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Tucson Field Office

Successfully applied for Military Parole in Place for Mexican client with criminal history.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented a client from the Philippines with a U.S. citizen husband applying for adjustment of status. Client now has her Lawful Permanent Residency.

Court: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented Mexican client with consular processing an application for an immigrant visa (green card) after client was previously unsuccessful with a different law firm. At client’s interview with the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez, her application was approved this time and client will be coming to the United States as a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Court: U.S. Department of State, Ciudad Juarez

Successfully represented Mexican client with extensive deportation and criminal history win Withholding of Removal in the Florence Immigration Court. Also secured an immigration bond for client, who was able to be released from FCC in Florence after being detained by ICE for more than a year.

Court: Florence Immigration Court

Matthew Green
Managing Partner. Green Evans-Schroeder (formerly Green Evans-Schroeder) focuses on the aggressive defense of immigrants. A native of Arizona, Mr. Green understands the difficulties that immigrants and families of immigrants face when a loved one is charged with a crime. He knows how frightening it can be for some…

Successfully represented Mexican citizen in removal proceedings in the Tucson Immigration Court. Although client had several criminal convictions, the Immigration Judge agreed to grant client’s adjustment of status application. Client now has Lawful Permanent Residency and should be able to naturalize and become a U.S. citizenship in several years.

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Matthew Green
Managing Partner. Green Evans-Schroeder (formerly Green Evans-Schroeder) focuses on the aggressive defense of immigrants. A native of Arizona, Mr. Green understands the difficulties that immigrants and families of immigrants face when a loved one is charged with a crime. He knows how frightening it can be for some…

Successfully filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with the U.S. District Court, challenging client’s unlawful detention in the Florence Service Processing Center. The Department of Homeland Security and the Immigration Judge had interpreted the Ninth Circuit’s October 2015 opinion in Rodriguez v. Robbins to not allow “Rodriguez” bond hearings for non-citizens with reinstated orders of removal who are in “Withholding Only” proceedings. After winning client’s case in U.S. District Court, the Immigration Judge released the law firm’s client on bond. This was the first and, as of October, 2016, the only win of its kind in Arizona.

Court: U.S. District Court

Matthew Green
Managing Partner. Green Evans-Schroeder (formerly Green Evans-Schroeder) focuses on the aggressive defense of immigrants. A native of Arizona, Mr. Green understands the difficulties that immigrants and families of immigrants face when a loved one is charged with a crime. He knows how frightening it can be for some…

Successfully litigated a petition for post-conviction relief in the Glendale City Court, which resulted in Mexican client’s conviction being vacated. Once the conviction was vacated, Green Evans-Schroeder was successful in terminating client’s removal proceedings in the Eloy Immigration Court, and securing client’s release. He returned home with his green card.

Court: Eloy Immigration Court

Matthew Green
Managing Partner. Green Evans-Schroeder (formerly Green Evans-Schroeder) focuses on the aggressive defense of immigrants. A native of Arizona, Mr. Green understands the difficulties that immigrants and families of immigrants face when a loved one is charged with a crime. He knows how frightening it can be for some…

Successfully handled the case of a non-citizen who was charged with assault. The case was dismissed.

Court: Tucson City Court

Successfully represented a non-citizen client in two post-conviction relief cases in Santa Cruz County. Both convictions were vacated, clearing the way for the client to apply for naturalization.

Court: Nogales Justice Court, Nogales City Court

Client with criminal convictions successfully had her status adjusted to Lawful Permanent Residency and received her green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Won Cancellation of Removal for Mexican client with firearms conviction after successfully arguing for remand from Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals based on change in the law. Client now has his green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully negotiated diversion and dismissal of criminal charges for client on nonimmigrant visa charged with misdemeanor offense.

Practice area(s): Criminal Defense, Immigration

Court: Pima County Justice Court

Client with nonimmigrant visa charged with assault in the Tucson City Court — all charges dismissed.

Practice area(s): Criminal Defense, Immigration

Court: Tucson City Court

Client without immigration status charged with shoplifting in the Tucson City Court — all charges dismissed.

Practice area(s): Criminal Defense, Immigration

Court: Tucson City Court

Successfully negotiated diversion disposition for client charged with animal neglect — all criminal charges dismissed.

Practice area(s): Criminal Defense

Court: Tucson City Court

Successfully vacated Lawful Permanent Resident client’s old convictions in Santa Cruz County Justice Court and Nogales City Court, clearing the way for the client to apply for naturalization.

Practice area(s): Criminal Defense, Immigration

Court: Nogales City Court and Nogales Justice Court

Successfully adjusted client’s status to Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully adjusted client’s status to Lawful Permanent Resident under “Section 245(i),” which allowed client to remain in the U.S. to get her green card, even though her last entry was not lawful.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully completed consular processing and won I-212 and I-601 waiver for client who had been subjected to an order of expedited removal while attempting to enter the U.S. with false information. Client will be an Lawful Permanent Resident, reuniting with her family and living in the United States with her green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Consulate in Ciudad Juarez

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully removed the conditions on residency for client, who now has her 10 year green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully adjusted the status of Canadian client to that of Lawful Permanent Resident. Client now has green card and lives with spouse in the U.S.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Successfully adjusted Mexican client’s status to Lawful Permanent Resident. Client now lives in the U.S. with her green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Successfully consular processed client’s lawful permanent residency application at the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez. Client now lives in the U.S. with her green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Consulate Ciudad Juarez

Successfully petitioned for removal of client’s conditions on residency. Client received her 10 year green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

After reopening client’s closed case in the immigration court, successfully adjusted client’s status to Lawful Permanent Resident. Client now lives in the U.S. with her green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Citizenship and Immigration Services

Successfully won asylum in the Tucson Immigration Court for Somali client who arrived at the border seeking asylum.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Successfully administratively closed client’s deportation case in the Tucson Immigration Court.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Successfully administratively closed client’s deportation case in the Tucson Immigration Court.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Won asylum in the Tucson Immigration Court for Somali client who arrived at the border seeking asylum.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Won asylum for Mexican client in removal proceedings in the Tucson Immigration Court.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Successfully argued for termination of removal proceedings in the Tucson Immigration Court for client convicted of manslaughter.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully adjusted status of client in removal proceedings in Tucson Immigration Court to Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully terminated client’s deportation case in Tucson Immigration Court after establishing client’s lawful admission and successfully arguing that client’s conviction did not result in deportability

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Won Cancellation of Removal in Tucson Immigration Court and obtained residency and green card for client with multiple criminal convictions.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Won asylum in the Tucson Immigration Court for client from Sudan.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Citizenship defense resulted in termination of client’s removal proceedings in Tucson Immigration Court.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Client with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) successfully adjusted status to that of Lawful Permanent Resident (“DACA-belly”).

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Won Mexican client’s asylum-based application (Convention Against Torture (CAT)) in the Tucson Immigration Court. Client had previously been deported and had criminal convictions. He now is living in California with his family and is able to work with an employment authorization document (“work permit”).

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Matthew Green
Managing Partner. Green Evans-Schroeder (formerly Green Evans-Schroeder) focuses on the aggressive defense of immigrants. A native of Arizona, Mr. Green understands the difficulties that immigrants and families of immigrants face when a loved one is charged with a crime. He knows how frightening it can be for some…

Successfully represented Mexican client with consular processing immigrant visa and provisional waiver applications through U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez. Client, who previously had DACA, now lives in the U.S. with her green card as a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR).

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: US Department of State, Consulate, Ciudad Juarez

Successfully represented client in naturalization proceedings. He is now a U.S. citizen.

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented Mexican client with criminal convictions in naturalization proceedings. Client is now a U.S. citizen.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Client with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) successfully adjusted status to that of Lawful Permanent Resident (“DACA-belly”).

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented client from Sweden who adjusted his status to Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law..

Ms. Evans-Schroeder represented client by applying for a U visa, which was approved after several years of advocating on client’s behalf.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Vermont Service Center

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully litigated Withholding of Removal in the Florence Immigration Court for client from El Salvador who had previously been deported.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Florence Immigration Court

Successfully represented client in Adjustment of Status proceedings. Client, originally from Mexico, now has her green card and lives in the U.S. as a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented client in Naturalization proceedings. Client had previously been convicted of a disqualifying felony, but after successfully vacating the conviction in the Superior Court, the path was cleared to apply for naturalization. Finally, after many years of living in the United States, the client is a U.S. citizen.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

After a long road that included successfully having client’s case remanded from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Ms. Evans-Schroeder successfully represented the client before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) through an application to adjust status pursuant to the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). The client now has her green card and is a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR).

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully represented client in Adjustment of Status proceedings. Client, who previously had a U visa, now has his green card and lives in the U.S. as a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Jesse Evans-Schroeder

Successfully represented Mexican client with consular processing immigrant visa and provisional waiver applications through U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez. Client now lives in the U.S. with her green card as a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR).

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: U.S. Department of State, Consulate in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully argued for termination of client’s removal proceedings in the Tucson Immigration Court. Client had been convicted of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, but Ms. Evans-Schroeder successfully argued that, under the specific circumstances of the client’s case, the Department of Homeland Security could not establish that the conviction was an Aggravated Felony. The Immigration Judge terminated (dismissed) the case.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder

Successfully argued for Convention Against Torture (CAT) relief for Jamaican Client detained in Eloy. The Immigration Judge in the Eloy Immigration Court granted the client’s application, and he was released, and continues to live in the United States.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Eloy Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder

After successfully arguing for client’s release from detention on bond, establishing that he had actually entered the U.S. lawfully, Ms. Evans-Schroeder convinced the immigration court to terminate the case. Client, who had two felony convictions, is now able to proceed with adjustment of status.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder

Successfully secured client’s release on bond from the Florence Immigration Court. Then successfully litigated client’s application for Convention Against Torture (CAT) relief with the Tucson Immigration Court. Client, who had previously been deported, continues to live in the U.S. with his family.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Jesse Evans-Schroeder
Partner. Director of Immigration Law. Jesse Evans-Schroeder is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law…

Successfully represented client in Adjustment of Status proceedings. Client, originally from Egypt, now has his green card and lives in the U.S. as a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented client in Adjustment of Status proceedings. Client, originally from Mexico, now has her green card and lives in the U.S. as a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented client in Adjustment of Status proceedings. Client, originally from Mexico, successfully adjusted her status through her daughter through a program known as “245(i)” and now has her green card and lives in the U.S. as a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

Successfully represented client, who was in removal proceedings in the Tucson Immigration Court, by also successfully applying for removal of her conditions on residency with USCIS. Once conditions were removed, proceedings were terminated, and client received her 10 year green card.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson Immigration Court

Successfully negotiated a diversion disposition for non-citizen client charged with shoplifting in the Tucson City Court, thereby avoiding any adverse immigration consequences.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Tucson City Court

Successfully advocated for dismissal of DUI charges against non-citizen client in the Marana Municipal Court, thereby avoiding any potentially adverse immigration consequences.

Practice area(s): Criminal Defense

Court: Marana Municipal Court

Non-citizen client charged with third domestic violence offense avoided adverse immigration consequences after successfully negotiating plea agreement to non-deportable offense.

Practice area(s): Criminal Defense

Court: Pima County

After the law firm previously won cancellation of removal for client in the Eloy Immigration Court, we were also successful in representing her for naturalization. Client, who was previously convicted of aggravated assault, is now a U.S. citizen.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS Tucson Field Office

After an asylum officer provided client with a negative reasonable fear determination, Ms. Staples successfully advocated and convinced the immigration judge to reverse the asylum officer. Client now is proceeding with his application for Withholding of Removal and relief under the Convention Against Torture (CAT).

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: Denver Immigration Court

Client, who is in “withholding only” proceedings, was denied bond for lack of jurisdiction by the Immigration Judge in the Florence Immigration Court. Mr. Green filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in Phoenix, in addition to a motion for a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order. The District Court judge granted the motion for preliminary injunction and ordered the Florence Immigration Court to provide the client with a bond hearing. Kathryn Staples successfully argued for the client’s release.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: U.S. District Court and Florence Immigration Court

Client, who is in “withholding only” proceedings, was denied bond for lack of jurisdiction by the Immigration Judge in the Florence Immigration Court. Mr. Green filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in Phoenix, in addition to a motion for a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order. The District Court judge granted the motion for preliminary injunction and ordered the Florence Immigration Court to provide the client with a bond hearing. The client was subsequently released on bond.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: U.S. District Court

Matthew Green
Managing Partner. Green Evans-Schroeder (formerly Green Evans-Schroeder) focuses on the aggressive defense of immigrants. A native of Arizona, Mr. Green understands the difficulties that immigrants and families of immigrants face when a loved one is charged with a crime. He knows how frightening it can be for some…

Client, who is in “withholding only” proceedings, was denied bond for lack of jurisdiction by the Immigration Judge in the Florence Immigration Court. Mr. Green filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus with the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in Phoenix, in addition to a motion for a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order. The District Court judge granted the motion for preliminary injunction and ordered the Florence Immigration Court to provide the client with a bond hearing. Rebecca Eissenova successfully argued for the client’s release.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: U.S. District Court and Florence Immigration Court

Client, who was previously deported and subject to what is known as the “permanent bar” under INA Sec. 212(a)(9)(C), was successfully represented by Ms. Eissenova in a consular processing case. The client applied for a waiver through a Form I-212 application, which was approved, and his application for an immigrant visa was also approved after an interview at the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez. Client now has his green card and may immigrate to the U.S. as a Lawful Permanent Resident.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: U.S. Department of State, Ciudad Juarez Consulate

Client received DACA after law firm successfully responded to two Request for Evidence (RFE) and the application had been pending for a year and a half.

Practice area(s): Immigration

Court: USCIS

Beneficiary entered and began living in the US as a child, last entry with tourist visa as an adult. Same sex marriage to a USC citizen, approved.

Client victim of domestic abuse, VAWA and adjustment of status approved.

Beneficiary entered and began living in the US as a child, last entry with tourist visa as an adult. Married US citizen who petitioned for client, approved.

Client was a victim of domestic violence and had an approved U visa. Filed for adjustment of status, client was approved.

Client met US citizen overseas. She entered on a fiancé visa, USC and client married, filed adjustment of status, significant age difference, client approved.

Client is the mother of a USC, she initially entered with tourist visa and continued to travel to home country after began living in the US. Client approved.

Client entered as a child, orphaned at a young age. Same sex marriage to US citizen. Attempted to file for residence on their own, denied. Retained our services, he has been approved.

Client beneficiary of a U visa as direct victim of a crime. We filed Adjustment of Status for her, client approved.

Client beneficiary of a U visa as the parent of a victim of a crime. We filed Adjustment of Status for client, client approved.

Client beneficiary of a U visa as the parent of a victim of a crime. We filed Adjustment of Status for client and client was approved.

Client entered the United States with tourist visa, last entry with tourist visa after had begun living in the US. Married a US citizen, client approved.

Client entered the US with visa and began living in the US. Last entry into the US was after client had begun living in the US. Visa was lost therefore client had no proof of legal entry. Waiver was submitted due to finding that the client misrepresented their intentions at last entry. Adjustment approved after evidence was submitted to convince immigration that client’s last entry was with a visa and after the waiver was approved.

Client entered the US with a visa and began living in the US as a child. Last entry into the US was after client was an adult and after client had begun living in the US. Client married a US citizen. Client was approved.

Parent of US citizen, waiver requested by immigration due to client’s misrepresentations to immigration. Waiver and adjustment approved.

Parent of US citizen, previous spouse had petitioned for client in the past. Immigration concerned that client had married US citizen solely to get immigration status. Overcame immigration’s concerns and client approved.

Client was granted asylum and then filed for adjustment of status on his own. Immigration requested a waiver. Client retained our services, waiver was submitted and approved resulting in his adjustment application being approved.

Client had retained the services of another attorney to file an adjustment application on his behalf and application was denied. Client retained our services and we were able to overcome reason for previous denial and case was approved.

Client met US citizen in Mexico and began a same sex relationship. Client then traveled to the US with spouse to help spouse deal with death of parent. Client and spouse married and waiver was requested by immigration. Waiver and case was approved.

Parent of US citizen who entered the US as a child with a visa. Adjustment of status was submitted and approved.

Client was in deportation proceedings. We were able to have the proceedings terminated. Client was married to a USC who petitioned for him, case approved.

Client is the parent of a US citizen. Client entered the US with a visa after already living in the US. Client’s child petitioned for client and a waiver was requested by immigration and submitted. Waiver and adjustment were approved.

Client is the parent of a US citizen. Client entered the US with a visa. Client’s child petitioned for client and client was approved.

Client is the parent of a US citizen. Client entered the US without a visa or permission from the government. Client was included in petition for a parent that was submitted before April 30, 2001. Adjustment of status was submitted and approved.

Client married spouse after spouse had applied for a U visa. Application to allow him to become a resident as the spouse of a person who became a legal permanent resident was submitted and approved. Application for adjustment for client was submitted and approved.

Client entered the US with a visa. Married a US citizen, adjustment was submitted, and client was approved.

Client entered the US as a child with a visa, visa was lost. Client married US citizen. A Freedom of Information Act request was submitted to obtain a copy of the visa. Upon obtaining copy of visa, spouse petitioned for client and client was approved.

Client was represented by an attorney not located in the state. Our office prepared client for interview and accompanied client to interview, case approved.

Client entered the US with a tourist visa. Last entry was with tourist visa and after client had begun living in the US. Client married USC and spouse petitioned for client. Immigration requested a waiver for misrepresentation. Waiver was submitted and approved as was adjustment application.

Client entered the US with a visa. Last entry into the US was after client had begun living in the US. Client married a US citizen who was born in the US but grew up in client’s home country. A waiver was requested by immigration for client’s misrepresentation. Waiver and adjustment were approved.

Client submitted application for legal permanent resident without legal representation. Client was issued request for additional evidence for a waiver. Client retained our services, waiver was submitted. The waiver and the case were approved.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client married a US citizen. Client’s spouse petitioned for client, upon approval a provisional waiver was submitted and approved. Client attended interview at US consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client married a legal permanent resident who had a US child. Client’s stepchild petitioned for client, upon approval a provisional waiver was submitted and approved. Client attended interview at US consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client was in home country. Client’s parent obtained permanent resident status through employment. Following to join process was completed for client. Client attended interview at the US consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and entered the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client entered the US without a visa as a child. Client’s legal permanent resident parent petitioned for client. Client applied for DACA and was approved. Client’s priority date became current. Client did not require a waiver due to having DACA. Client attended interview at American consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and entered the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client had a US citizen child who petitioned for client. Upon approval, a provisional waiver was submitted based on suffering of client’s legal permanent resident parent. Waiver was approved. Client attended an interview at the American consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client married a US citizen who was hearing impaired. Client’s spouse petitioned for client, upon approval a provisional waiver was submitted and approved. Client attended interview at US consulate in client’s home country. Client was denied for being a public charge due to spouse’s and children’s disabilities. A waiver was submitted and approved. Client attended a second interview at the consulate and was approved. Client returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client applied for residence without assistance of an attorney. Client attended interview at the American consulate in client’s home country and was denied due to a smuggling charge. A waiver was submitted and approved. Client attended a second interview at the consulate and was approved. Client returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client married a US citizen. Client was placed in removal/deportation proceedings. Client’s spouse petitioned for client. Removal/deportation proceedings were administratively closed. Upon approval of spouse’s petition, a provisional waiver was submitted and approved. Removal/deportation proceedings were re-opened, and client was granted voluntary departure. Client attended interview at US consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client had a US citizen child who petitioned for client. Upon approval, a provisional waiver was submitted based on suffering of client’s legal permanent resident spouse. Waiver was approved. Client attended an interview at the American consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client entered the US without a visa as a child. Client applied for and received DACA. Client married a US citizen who petitioned for client. Upon approval, a provisional waiver was submitted based on suffering of client’s spouse. Waiver was approved. Client attended an interview at the American consulate in client’s home country. Client was approved and returned to the US as a legal permanent resident.

Client met and married a US citizen overseas. US citizen petitioned for client and her child. Client and her child attended interview at US consulate in client’s home country. Client and her daughter were both approved and entered the US as legal permanent residents.

Client had DACA and it was time to renew. Renewal was submitted and approved.

Client had retained the services of another attorney to renew her work authorization. The application was denied. We submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to obtain evidence. Refiled employment authorization application which was approved.

Client applied for removal of conditions from their residence without legal representation due to the fact that client and their US spouse separated and divorced shortly after client became a resident. Client received a Request for Evidence. We submitted response to the Request. Case was approved.

Client and their child obtained conditional resident status and retained our services to file the petition to remove the conditions. We filed the petition and the case was approved.

Client obtained conditional resident status and retained our services to file the petition to remove the conditions. We filed the petition and the case was approved.

Client obtained conditional resident status. Client separated from spouse shortly after obtaining status due to domestic violence. Client retained our services. Petition to remove conditions was submitted, client and attorney attended interview. Case was approved.

Client was the victim of a crime. U visa application was submitted and approved.

Client was the victim of a crime. Client was placed in Removal/Deportation proceedings. Client retained the services of another attorney who submitted application for the U visa. Two Requests for Evidence were issued by immigration. Client retained our services to respond to the requests. Responses were submitted and both were approved. Client was placed in deferred action status while waiting for a U visa to become available.

Client was the victim of a crime. Police department and prosecutor’s office unwilling to sign U certification. Other alternatives were pursued to obtain signature. U visa application was submitted. Client granted deferred action status while waiting for a U visa to become available.

Client applied for naturalization without the assistance of an attorney. Immigration questioned client’s non-payment of child support. Client retained our services for the response. We submitted a response and the application was approved and the client is now US citizen.

Client had been told that they were a US citizen due to adoption by US citizens. Client discovered that in fact she was a legal permanent resident and not a US citizen.

Client was a legal permanent resident eligible to naturalize. Naturalization application was submitted and approved. Client is now a US citizen.

Client was a legal permanent resident with a criminal conviction. Naturalization application was submitted and approved. Client is now a US citizen.

Parent of client was granted asylum. An Asylee Relative Petition was submitted and approved. Client currently has asylum.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client married a US citizen. Client’s spouse petitioned for client, upon approval a provisional waiver was submitted and approved. Client is in the US waiting for the interview at US consulate in client’s home country to be scheduled.

Client entered the US without a visa. Client married a US citizen. Client was placed in Removal/Deportation proceedings. Client’s spouse petitioned for client, upon approval a provisional waiver was submitted and approved. Client is in the US waiting for the interview at US consulate in client’s home country to be scheduled. Once interview is scheduled, Removal/Deportation proceedings will be re-opened, and client will be granted voluntary departure. Then client will attend interview.

Client was present in the US on a non-immigrant visa. Client was cited for possession of marijuana. Client returned to home country and attended visa interview. Client retained our services for assistance with interview and issuance of another nonimmigrant visa due to potential complications due to citation for possession of marijuana. Client was granted a new visa and was able to return to the US.