Family Based

Permanent Residency (green card) through parents, spouses, children and siblings
Removal of condition (I-751) applications
Fiancee and marriage visas (K Visas)
Waivers of inadmissibility based on hardship to family members
Derivative claims

Employment Based

Permanent residency through employment
E visas (treaty traders and treaty investors)
H-1B petitions (specialty occupations)
L petitions (intra-company transferees)
O visas (foreign nationals with extraordinary ability)
R visas (religious workers)
TN visas (NAFTA Employees)
Labor certifications Derivatives (family members of employees)
Employer sanctions and audits
J visa waivers

Deportation & Removal

Cancellation of removal for permanent residents
Cancellation of removal for non-permanent residents
VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) cancellation of removal
Immigration bonds & custody matters
Defensive asylum applications
Withholding of removal
Convention Against Torture protections
Board of Immigration Appeals representation
Federal Court litigation (Writ of Mandamus and appeals)
Waivers of deportability and removability (212(c), 212(h), I-601)
Student visa (F-1) reinstatement
Abandonment of permanent residency
Review of I-751 removal of conditions petitions
Termination of proceedings (challenging removability)
Deferred action
Prosecutorial discretion requests
Motions to reopen
Motions to reconsider

Humanitarian

Affirmative asylum requests
Humanitarian parole
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
U Visas (victims of violent crime)
I-360 (victims of domestic violence)
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
J Visa Waivers

Temporary Visits

B-1/B-2 visitor visas
F-1 student visas
J visas
M visas

Citizenship & Naturalization

Applications for naturalization
Derivative citizenship
Automatic citizenship
Defense in denaturalization proceedings

Visa Lottery

Customs & Border Protection Issues

Inadmissibility and detention at the border
Property seizures

Waivers

Post-conviction relief for immigration purposes

Failure to advise of immigration consequences under Padilla v. Kentucky
Ineffective assistance of counsel
Procedural errors
New exculpatory evidence
Due process violations

All criminal matters in District and Superior Courts

Felonies
Misdemeanors