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Thank you Shah…. I obtained my citizenship today. I don’t know how to thank you.  I stilll think I am dreaming…. and I am going to wake up …

Rabia

I went to see Shah last year.  After having been with another attorney for the past 3 years, I was desperate, my I-751 - conditional residence- was pending and was divorced with my husband.  I have to say that I was in a really abusive relationship. My ex husband and his family made my life a nightmare since the day I came to the US. Yet, I tried to be a “good wife” accepting all their abuses.  Finally I could not take it anymore.  I filed for divorce. At that point I was on conditional residence. My previous attorney, unfortunately filed an incomplete waiver for me to remove this conditional residence.  This application as I said was incomplete and they send me a long Request for Evidence.  I went to see Shah to ask for a second opinion.  He was great, he took my case and told me that he will help me. And he did. He first answered the Request for Evidence, preparing a very good answer and also he told me that I was eligible to file for citizenship.  I listened to him so he filed a citizenship for me.

Six months later, they called me for an interview on the Citizenship which I passed but because of the pending I-751 did not get the right to take the oath. Then one month later, I was called for an I-751 interview, which I should admit was very tough.  After the interview, I was ready to pack my bag and go back home.  Shah told me not to worry, I have a good case and he is ready to fight for me.  I listened to him. Two weeks later, we received the letter from the USCIS to come and take the Oath on April 10, 2007.  I just COULD NOT BELIEVE IT! I told Shah that until I get the certificate in my hand I will still not believe it.  On April 10th 2007, I took the Oath.  I got my certificate and just applied for my passport.

Nothing that I can say will ever come close to the amount of gratitude I have for Shah.  He is a good person, nice and personally support you all the way. Not only he treats everybody more than a client,  he actually give so much of himself.  Shah -I owe you so much.

Thank you.

God Bless you.

Rabia.

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I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Shah Peerally for getting my H1b transfer case approved despite the difficulties that it had….

Haikel

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Shah Peerally for getting my H1b transfer case approved despite the difficulties that it had. Shah is very friendly and frank; He doesn’t overcharge like most attorneys do. I find him extremely smart and efficient In addition, he is very punctual and keeps his customers updated with every change in their cases. I had a pleasurable experience dealing with Him and everybody in his office. Therefore, I strongly recommend the services of Shah Peerally law office, like it was recommended to me before.

Haikel

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Here is what Atousa from Texas said about us:  “…Everything went well . Let me thank you and express my gratitude for all the efforts that you put in to getting my case resolved and settled. It took you less than a year to get my VAWA case approved and have my I485 approved with the green card in my hand…”

Mr. Shah,

I got permanent green card in the mail today. Everything went well .Let me thank you and express my gratitude for all the efforts that you put in to getting my case resolved and settled. It took you less than a year to get my VAWA case approved and have my I485 approved with the green card in my hand. I cannot thank you enough for the splendid job you have done. The support and the reassurance that everything will be fine, was not just something told to me by a lot of attorneys. I had an occasion to come in touch with a large number of attorneys in the US during my past life. The attorneys I am referring to are by all means very senior people in their profession. However, I have absolutely no hesitation in saying that the professional prudence that I discovered in you, surpasses everyone else’s. From emailing to calling you in odd hours were always warmly welcomed by you. This quality alone is something which your and only your office possesses and sets you far above anyone else. I will be accurately liberal in referring to you as ‘The Attorney’ whenever I talk about legal services to my friends. Nothing that I have said in the foregoing is either an exaggeration or outburst of pleasant emotion in the light of my case getting approved. Believe me all I have said is correct. Thank You Shah for all your help to give me a new life, I could not thank you enough for all your dedication and work you put into my case, now that I look back I know it was not easy but thank you for making me believe in your work and I am proud to say that I was lucky to have you as my Attorney. Thank you, Atousa

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“I would like to recommend the Law Offices of Shah Peerally…I hired them for my mother’s green card processing  (California) and got the green card in a little over 5 months, without having to go for an interview….”

Dipti, Fremont California

I would like to recommend the Law Offices of Shah Peerally
www.peerallylaw.com/ for the parent(s) green card
processing.  I hired them for my mother’s green card processing
(California) and got the green card in a little over 5 months, without
having to go for an interview. The interview is usually waived if the
documentation that is mailed in is precise and complete.

My answer to the (anticipated) question of – Why did you hire an
attorney, is the process not simple? … I am aware that a lot of people
file for this processing without an attorney and are successful in
processing the green card. A couple of my close friends ran into one
glitch or the other in the recent times, which took them well over 18
months. Not wanting to risk this and also not having the bandwidth to
follow up the paper work, the law changes, I decided to hire an attorney.

I asked for recommendations on this list and another Oracle employee
recommended Mr. Peerally. I talked to a few other attorneys as well. I
found Mr. Peerally’s fees to be competitive. I found out that some
attorneys charge their hourly rate if you want them to go for the
interview with you. Mr. Peerally’s fees include the interview appearance
and also the mock-interview in his office. To talk with an attorney,
some Law Offices asked me to mail in a consultation check ( which ranged
from $80 to $250 ). Mr. Peerally was gracious to take my first call,
outline the process and answer some of my specific questions. I was
impressed with his friendly attitude and the depth of his knowledge and
decided to hire him.

During our first meeting in his office, we went over the specifics of
the case, the documentation that would be required. He outlined the
potential problems that may arise (specifically to do with the name
changes in the Marathi community ), he outlined the potential solutions.
They gave me a list of doctors for the medical. I mailed this
documentation to their office. During the second meeting they had the
packet put together and ready to go after our signatures. He had the
documentation in there for most of the anticipated problems – which I
think made a big difference in the processing time.

The process did run into a hiccup – USCIS could not get legible finger
prints for my mother – she did the fingerprinting three times. To get
around this, they asked us to submit a criminal clearance. Mr. Peerally
guided us very well through the process, which required getting precise
documentation from India in addition to the California clearance.

All through the process, Mr. Peerally and his office staff were prompt
on the email. They kept me informed about the next step, anticipated
time frame and also guided us through the SSN application, State Id, DL
applications.

I would recommend this law firm !

Thanks
Dipti
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DEDICATION AND COMPASSION

Several of our clients come to consult us after their respective representatives were unable to help them. Below are only few cases where we have been successful.  We have hundreds more of great results:

1. Client Aicha came to see us in a complicated family based petition. Aicha consulted five different attorneys who advised her either to leave the country or to file for asylum as her only two choices. We took Aicha case and within 8 months, Aicha was able to get a work permit and will soon be getting her permanent residence card.

2. Client Lara came to see us regarding a labor certification.  We prepared the PERM case and after the prescribed advertising time, we filed for the PERM Labor Certification. Within two days, Lara’s case was approved. Because of the jump in priority dates, client Lara and her husband are both eligible for a greencard.

3. Client H, has desperately been waiting on an RIR Labor Certification for 3 years. We advised client H to file for PERM because he has an immediate visa available for him under EB2 category.  We filed client’s H PERM and within 10 days, the PERM was approved. Client H and his family received their LPR cards approximately 2 months later.

4. Danielle came to see us on an I-751 (Removal of conditinal residence through waiver) case pending for many years. She spent a lot of money with many attorneys who just would not help her or did not know how to help her. Danielle’s case was denied several times. We took the case in August 2006. We were able to obtain a temporary I-551 stamp on Danielle case and on around February 2007, we obtained an approval on the removal of conditional residence. Please read her testimony.

5. Client Amir came to our office after his citizenship oath date was delayed. Amir passed the English and History test yet was delayed because of Security Check for almost a year. Amir was desperate because his wife was depenfdant on him to obtain status. We filed a Writ of Mandamus and a Civil Action under USC 1447(b). Three months later, Amir received an oath date and on June 2007, Amir became a US citizen.

5. Efua came to see us desperate in an abusive relationship. Her US citizen husband was dating someone else while married to her. He also removed the I-130 petition filed on Efua’s behalf.  Our office filed a VAWA petition for Efua, this petition was approved and now Efua is getting ready for her adjustment of status.

6. Client T came to our office on a difficult citizenship situation involving internment in a mental hospital. After 8 months of hard work from our office and from client T, T obtained her citizenship in June 2007

7. Client M came to see us in a complicated citizenship situation where his citizenship was denied because of a past domestic violence case. We refiled the case and after five months, we won his citizenship.

8. Client S.A. came to see us after her citizenship has been pending for two years. We filed a USC 1447(b) lawsuit for her in federal court. Two months later the government agreed to grant her citizenship.

9. Client D.D family petitions were denied for failure to answer two RFEs(Request for Evidence). After 2 years we filed a special motion to reoppen. The motion was granted, RFE was answered and the case was granted.

10. Client Hassan had his citizenship interview two years ago,  his case has been pending forbackground check. We filed a USC 1447(b) case, two and half month later the government granted the citizenship.

11. Client Atiff had his citizenship interview more than 3 years ago. His case has been pending for background check. After filing a USC 1447(b)  – in federal court, the goverment settled after 3 months granting the citizenship.

12. Syeda, has been waiting for  her citizenship for the past 3 years. We filed a USC 1447(b) and one month later, the government agreed to adjudicate the case and granted her citizenship.

13. Client Stephane came to see our office with apotential to stay andwork inthe US. He was told his case would be a difficult one. We obtained an H1B visa through his employer. Stephaneis now happily working in the US. Read his testimony.

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