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Another win for the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner

AOS granted for Client with over 10 convictions.

Adjustment of status

AOS granted for Client with over 10 convictions.

Adjustment of status 

AOS cases pending

Ineligible for AOS? 

AOS based on K3 granted

Another win at the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner

E-2 approved at consulate in Ireland for Trucking Repair and Maintenance Company.  Approximately $125,000 put in escrow for purchase of existing business.

E-2 approved

E-2 approved at consulate in Ireland for Trucking Repair and Maintenance Company.  Approximately $125,000 put in escrow for purchase of existing business.

E-2

E-2 application

E-2 approval

How to begin preparation for an E-2 visa

Another win for the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner

AOS granted for Client with petty theft arrest, who did not disclose conviction on application nor to our office.

Adjustment of status

AOS granted for Client with petty theft arrest, who did not disclose conviction on application nor to our office.

Adjustment of status

Petitioner ineligible for AOS for presenting US birth certificate and continuous physical presence

AOS pending?

AOS based on K3 granted

Another win for the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner

AOS granted for Client that was waived through.  Very little proof other than declaration from father, Client was a minor at the time.

AOS

AOS granted for Client that was waived through.  Very little proof other than declaration from father, Client was a minor at the time.

Adjustment of status

Petitioner ineligible for AOS

AOS cases

AOS based on K3 granted

Another win for the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner

Proceedings terminated based on governor’s pardon despite DHS opposition.  Client was an LPR and order removed based on a theft offense and then granted withholding of removal.  We prepared pardon which was approved and moved to reopen based on Client’s marriage to a USC.  Once reopened, we moved to terminate as the sole ground of removability no longer existed.  Judge agreed, terminated case and reinstated Client’s LPR status.

Another win from the Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner

Joint motion to terminate, DHS could not establish removability  Client was an LPR and had a theft conviction and a solicitation for sale (crack) conviction.  DHS could not establish removability based on a controlled substance violation or 2 CIMTs.

Cancelation of removal

Expedited removal

Final order of removal

Removal proceedings