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Over the past 25 years, our law firm has achieved some remarkable victories for our clients, some of which have appeared in major media outlets including CNN, the Wall Street Journal and Good Morning America. Other victories, just as sweet, we have kept private. Below, are a number of links to success stories which we hope will be instructive to would-be immigrants and their attorneys.

Reversing an Erroneous USCIS Decision (May 2008)
Saving a Nurse From Being Deported (April 2008)
H-3 Trainee Visas and Special Education (March 2008)
Helping Unaccompanied Immigrant Children (January 2008)
Why You Need a Good Immigration Attorney (December 2007)
How to Force the USCIS to Approve Your Case (November 2007)
The Best Laid Plans Often Go Astray (October 2007)
Overcoming the FBI Name Check Backlog (September 2007)
Immigrants Who Became Permanent Residents on July 1st (August 2007)
Helping a Nurse Remain in the U.S. (July 2007)
Citizenship - Military Service Exemption (June 2007)
Winning an Appeal Before the AAO (May 2007)
Mediation Prevails Over Litigation (April 2007)
Cabrera Family Wins Right to Remain in U.S. (March 2007)
Helping an Immigrant Overcome Attorney Error (January 2007)
Persistence and Patience Pay Off (December 2006)
Fixing a Poorly-Handled Immigration Case (for an Accountant) (November 2006)
Rules of Engagement: Obtaining a Green Card for a Fiancee (the Hard Way) (October 2006)
Saving a Scientist's NIW from Revocation (September 2006)
Circumventing the Three-Year Bar (August 2006)
Upgrading Your Applications at DOL & CIS (July 2006)
U.S. Citizenship Based on Your Ancestors (June 2006)
Overcoming Backlog Elimination "Centeritis" (May 2006)
A Hardship Waiver for a Physician (April 2006)
Repairing a Broken Immigration Case (March 2006)
Immigration Delays: Why Wait When You Can Litigate? (February 2006)
Brazilians Ride Skateboards to Wealth and Fame (January 2006)
Demonstrating Extraordinary Ability (December 2005)
Registered Nurse: "It Never Hurts to Ask" (November 2005)
Researcher and Systems Engineer: "What a Difference a Day Made" (October 2005)
Software Developer: "Our First PERM Approval" (September 2005)
Relief from Removal - "A Tale of Two Cities" (August 2005)
Returning to the U.S. After Deportation (July 2005)
Professional Athlete - "Curveball: The Immigration Officer Who Knew Too Much" (May 2005)
Employment-Based Immigration: Cancer Research Center (March 2005)
Physician/Researcher: "Who is Extraordinary?" (February 2005)
Employment-Based Immigration: 100 Registered Nurses (January 2005)
Fraud Waiver and Managing Editor (December 2004)
Engineers and Nurses (November 2004)
Physician: Exceptional Hardship - Mexican Immigrant: Alternate Chargeability (October 2004)
Employment-Based Immigration: Secrets for Success (September 2004)
President Clinton Signs Bill on Behalf of Our Client Guy Taylor (November 2000)
Citizenship Through Parents (February 2000)
Private Romero's 50-Year Odyssey to U.S. Citizenshp
Illegal Marine Gains Green Card
Honor Student Beats Deportation
Artist Wins Right to Stay in U.S.

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