Thaker Berowitz LLP concentrates in all areas of immigration and naturalization law, including federal litigation, criminal deportation defense, naturalization and citizenship, family-based immigration, consular processing, asylum, and employment-based immigration. With over 17 years of experience in immigration law, we can assist you with virtually any immigration-related matter.
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Our firm can be retained for representation for any of the following areas of immigration law:
Federal Litigation
. Habeas Corpus petitions in federal district courts challenging unlawful detention
. Mandamus actions in nation-wide federal district courts to compel the immigration service to adjudicate a benefits application
. Petitions for Review in a federal Court of Appeals
. Motions in federal Court of Appeals for a stay of deportation or removal or a stay of voluntary departure
Criminal Deportation Defense
(Nationwide representation before the USICE and Immigration Courts)
. Aggravated felony convictions
. Bond and detention hearings
. Cancellation of removal (relief before the Immigration Judge)
. Crimes involving moral turpitude convictions
. Domestic violence convictions
. Drug offenses (state or federal misdemeanor and felony possessions and/or sale)
. Fraud convictions
. Sex offenses (including convictions for sexual abuse of a minor or endangering the welfare of a child)
. Special Rule Cancellation for battered spouse and/or child
. Suspension of Deportation
. Theft offense convictions
. Waivers under INA § 212(c), INA § 212(h), INA § 212(i)
. Weapons possession convictions
. Any other criminal conviction you may have that may render you deportable or inadmissible
Naturalization and Citizenship
. Preparation and filing an application for naturalization
. Naturalization interviews
. Naturalization appeals
. Issues related to derivation and acquisition of citizenship
. Petitions for review from denial of naturalization (to be filed in a federal district court)
Family-based Immigration
. Preparation and filing of a relative visa petition (Form I-130)
. Preparation and filing of adjustment of status application (Form I-485)
. Preparation and filing of affidavit of support (Form I-864)
. Adjustment of Status (green card) or marriage interviews
. Preparation and filing of application to remove condition on residency (I-751)
. Motions to reconsider and/or motions to reopen denial of adjustment of status
Consular Processing
. I-130 Petitions for Alien Relatives
. I-212 Application to reenter after deportation
. I-601 waivers (utilized to waive certain grounds of inadmissibility and unlawful presence)
Asylum
. Preparation and filing of affirmative (with the USCIS) or defensive (in immigration court) asylum, withholding of removal, and Convention Against Torture application
. Asylum interviews
Employment-based Immigration
. Preparation and filing of temporary visas for working and studying
. Preparation and filing of employment-based lawful permanent residency applications
Miscellaneous
. Joint motions to reopen (if you are subject to a final deportation or removal order, you must seek the consent of the government to reopen you case)
. Deferred Action (to be filed with the District Director in rare circumstances)
. Parole requests (under certain circumstances, a detained alien can be paroled from custody. Parole requests are usually filed for aliens who are deemed "arriving aliens")
. Requests for supervised release (can request a supervised release after the initial 90-day detention period expires)
. Bond hearings (for detained aliens)
. Diversity Visas
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