Three New US Citizens

Within the last month, Attorney Daniel Natalie attended three naturalization interviews before the Cleveland and Central New Jersey USCIS offices, all of which were scheduled for interviews within three months of filing, and all of which were approved. We congratulate our clients on finishing their long road to US citizenship!Read more

EAD Approved in One Month

Attorney Daniel Natalie secured approval of Employment Authorization requests for two (2) clients residing in the Cleveland, OH area. The request was approved within one month of filing. The Employment Authorization Document is valid for five (5) years, and will allow the clients to work and obtain a driver’s license while awaiting a final decision …Read more

J-1 Waiver Approvals

During the month of June 2025 alone, Attorneys Michael Jolic and Evan Hunt received eight (8) Approval Notices for J-1 Waivers, six (6) of which were recommended through the highly competitive Ohio Conrad 30 Program. These approvals demonstrate their strategic approach and deep understanding of the Conrad 30 Program’s nuanced requirements. Read more

Busy Month for Attorney Evan Hunt

In the last month, Attorney Evan Hunt attended four (4) Naturalization Interviews and three (3) Green Card Interviews before the Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Miami USCIS offices, all of which were approved. This success rate highlights our thorough preparation and dedication to each client’s case.Read more

EAD after MTR on the denial of I-140 Immigrant Visa

Attorney Stacy Cozart Martin assisted a client in obtaining an employment-based approved I-485 after filing a Motion to Reopen/Reconsider on the denial of the I-140 Immigrant Visa.  USCIS’ position was that the occupation did not qualify for the third preference category.Read more

US Embassy in Argentina approved an Immigrant Visa for a Russian citizen

The US Embassy in Argentina approved an Immigrant Visa for a Russian citizen.  The case moved along quickly and the family is now able to relocate back to the US.  Attorney Stacy Cozart Martin was able to file and prepare the client for a difficult interview at the Embassy.Read more

Green Card after receiving a Removal Order and applying for DACA

This month, Stacy Cozart Martin, was able to assist a client who had entered as a child in the 1990s secure a Green Card after receiving a Removal Order and applying for DACA.  We could not be happier for this long-term client.Read more

Change of Status for Venezuelan TPS Holder

Attorney Michael Jolic recently represented a Venezuelan foreign national whose TPS status expired abruptly. He first submitted an application for a change of status from TPS to H-4 so that the client could continue to maintain nonimmigrant status. While the H-4 application was still pending, Michael prepared an H1B visa petition and a request for …Read more

Marriage Based Adjustment of Status in San Francisco

MJB Immigration Attorney Michael Jolic based at our San Diego office represented a US citizen and her spouse in the process of applying for a marriage-based permanent residency. The application was filed in fall 2024 and USCIS scheduled the couple for an interview in May 2025. Since the couple reside in northern California, the interview …Read more

Green Card approvals! 

Green Card approvals!  Attorney Stacy Cozart Martin assisted many employment-based applicants receive their green cards after only processing for seven months.  Read more

Advance Parole Document Approval

Attorney Stacy Cozart Martin was able to secure an Advance Parole document for a client within seven months of filing.  The client is now able to travel to visit a sick family member.Read more

Challenging Naturalization in Indianapolis

A challenging road to naturalization ended in success for a client in the Indianapolis area. Attorney Daniel Natalie filed the N-400 Application for Naturalization and within 5 months the client was scheduled for an interview in the USCIS Indianapolis Field Office, which recommended the application for approval. We are thrilled that our client will be …Read more