MJB Immigration attorneys were retained to work on a Petition for TN Status for a Mexican national who was already present in the United States. Due to long visa appointment waiting times, the clients decided to pursue a TN via a filing with the USCIS Service Center. MJB prepared and filed the petition and the …
Employment Based Green Card Approval
We filed a concurrent I-140 and I-485 adjustment of status application based upon employment in November, 2021. Shortly upon filing, our client was able to obtain both employment authorization and advance parole. The client received his approval notice in the mail in September, 2023. This is faster than normal processing times for employment based petitions.
Three Months for Marriage Based Green Card
Talk about speed! MJB attorneys filed an I-130/485 for a client at the end of July, 2023 and the client received their Green Card in the mail on October 1, 2023. USCIS even waived the interview! With the processing time of less than three months., we could not be more thrilled for the client.
Quick Naturalization Process
MJB Immigration attorneys were able to assist two clients with becoming US citizens in rapid time. Both clients were long-time clients of the Firm and we have witnessed them become leaders in their designated professions as well as enlarging their families. Funny enough, both clients took the Oath on the same day. We were happy …
H1B Registration Selected in Second Drawing and H1B Petition Approved
Attorney Michael Jolic submitted an H1B registration during the initial period in March 2023. The registration was unfortunately not selected in the initial drawing in March. After several months of waiting, USCIS announced that it did not have enough H1B approvals to exhaust the 2024 Fiscal Year H1B cap. As a result, a second drawing …
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Successful EB-1(b) Petition
Attorney Michael Jolic was retained by a client to work on an EB-1(b) I-140 petition for an outstanding professor or researcher. The client had previously filed two such petitions with other attorneys but received denials. After identifying the shortcomings of the prior petitions, Michael recommended a course of action for the next petition. The client …
Quick Naturalization Process
MJB Immigration also had two Naturalization applications at the Cleveland Office processed very quickly. One was for a longtime client and one for a client that we have seen grow his life and family in the US over the past several years. We could not be more happy for both our clients to become US …
Marriage Based Green Card in Two Months
Attorney Stacy Cozart was able to process a marriage-based adjustment application, with no interview, in two months! We are so excited for our clients to start their new marriage and life together with a little less stress.
Case Reopened, Reconsidered and Approved
Attorney Okuh worked with an individual to obtain her residency despite inadmissibility arising from past immigration troubles. At that point that she came to Attorney Okuh, her case had already been denied, and she was facing the possibility of having an old removal order enforced against her. With Attorney Okuh’s help, the case was reopened, …
Approved Application with Help of Co-Sponsor
Attorney Okuh recently assisted a young couple with their marriage-based visa and permanent residency applications. The couple didn’t quite meet the income requirements for the affidavit of support on their own, so Attorney Okuh recommended that they utilize a co-sponsor. With her help, they submitted a thoroughly documented case, and their applications were approved without …
Removal Case Terminated
Attorney Cerena Ibara-Cech recently helped a client get his removal case terminated after she discovered that his Notice to Appear, the charging document that puts a person into immigration court proceedings, did not contain all of the information needed. This client had Temporary Protected Status and no other relief before the court, so instead of …
Resolving an Issue to Help Client get EAD
Attorney Cerena Ibara-Cech recently helped a client get his case out of immigration court so he could continue applying for asylum with USCIS. Although he properly filed before USCIS, DHS issued him an NTA, the charging document that requires people to appear in immigration court. With Attorney Ibara-Cech’s help, the client was able to resolve …
