Attorney Stacy Cozart Martin successfully guided an Indian national through the long immigration process, helping maintain lawful status from 2014 until their I-485 application was approved — ultimately securing a Green Card for the client after many years of persistence.
Marriage-Based Green Card Win
Attorney Evan Hunt recently assisted a client who had a years-long gap between their K-1 Visa marriage and a green card application, a delay that generally raises significant concerns. Through careful preparation and effective advocacy, Attorney Hunt ultimately secured permanent residence for the client, allowing the couple to move forward with their lives.
Successful I-130 Approval During Immigration Proceedings
This month, Attorney Daniel Natalie helped a client secure an I-130 approval after an in-person interview at the Cleveland Field Office. The client, who is presently in removal proceedings, successfully overcame her higher-burden of establishing eligibility for the petition while in proceedings and can now seek adjustment of status before the Immigration Court.
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EB-3 Approval Following USCIS Error
In just four days, Attorney Stacy Cozart Martin received an I-140 (EB-3) approval notice without premium processing. The petition, which was based on whether the position qualified the beneficiary as a skilled worker, had previously been denied due to an error on the part of USCIS.
Employment-Based Green Card for Physician
After an in-person interview at the Cleveland Field Office, Attorney Cozart Martin successfully obtained an employment-based Green Card approval for a physician who had been in the U.S. since 2019 and completed a waiver in an underserved area. Stacy’s work ensures that the doctor can continue providing specialized medical care, now as a Legal Permanent …
3-in-1
In just one month, Attorney Evan Hunt secured three National Interest Waiver approvals for physicians whose work directly supports critical healthcare needs in the United States. These doctors are now able to continue improving our healthcare system by delivering much-needed patient care and advancing vital medical research.
H‑1B1 Chile Approvals for Physicians
Attorney Michael Jolic recently represented multiple physicians pursuing H‑1B1 Chile nonimmigrant status to practice medicine in the United States. Each application was carefully prepared and strategically presented to address the unique professional and eligibility requirements applicable to foreign medical graduates. All of the H‑1B1 Chile petitions handled by Mr. Jolic were approved, allowing the physicians …
K1 Visa to Green Card
Attorney Evan Hunt assisted a client who had a years-long gap between their K1 Visa marriage and green card application, a delay that generally raises significant concerns. Through careful preparation and effective advocacy, Attorney Evan Hunt ultimately secured permanent residence, allowing the couple to move forward with their lives.
Three National Interest Waiver approvals
In just one month, Attorney Evan Hunt secured three National Interest Waiver approvals for physicians whose work directly supports critical healthcare needs in the United States. These doctors are now able to continue delivering much-needed patient care and advancing vital medical research, improving our healthcare system.
I-130 Approval
Attorney Daniel Natalie helped a client secure an I-130 approval after an in-person interview at the Cleveland Field Office. The client, who is presently in removal proceedings, successfully overcame her higher-burden of establishing eligibility for the petition while in proceedings and can now seek adjustment of status before the Immigration Court.
Green Card for Indian National
Attorney Stacy Cozart Martin successfully guided an Indian national through the long immigration process, helping maintain lawful status from 2014 until their I-485 was approved—ultimately securing a Green Card after many years of persistence.
Cleveland Field Office Adjustment Approval
After an in-person interview at the Cleveland Field Office, Attorney Cozart Martin was able to get a Green Card approval for a physician based on an employment-based petition. The specialist had been in the US since 2019 and completed a waiver in an underserved area.
