H1B successful story
“When I first met Shah, I was puzzled over the ease with which he spoke about obtaining a working visa. I knew the process would be complex and very competitive, so I did not know what to make of this relaxed predisposition. That is, until I started seeing the results. I realized this ease stemmed…
Successful Writ of Mandamus Case
“I was in a desperate situation when I approached Mr. Shah. I had applied for adjustment of status (I-485) through marriage to a US citizen more than a year ago… My case was being bounced around by USCIS from the National Service Center to California several times. USCIS offered me no explanation, in spite of…
Delayed Citizenship Testimonial
“On Dec. 29, 05, my wife and I were interviewed. They awarded my wife oath and citizenship then and there, but they told me that they had not received my FBI background check clearance then, therefore suggested me to wait. I have been living in the US for over 21 years now, I guess at…
Another Delayed Citizenship Resolution Success Story
“Excellent work Mr.Shah! I had a complex case would be an under statement. I have been trying to resolve my citizenship delay issue since early 2006. I decided on June of 2007 to file a lawsuit on my Citizenship delay case. At first I was reluctant to go with Mr.Shah but he assured me of…
Parent’s petition success story
I applied for family based permanent residency on behalf of my mother; I filled out the form by myself without knowing exactly how it should be done. Then, my mother came out to visit me. That was when I wondered about the possibility of her obtaining permanent residency without her actually leaving the US. I,…
Last week we Settled 4 USC 1447(b) cases – compelling USCIS to adjudicate CITIZENSHIP
We are proud to announce that we settled Four (4) USC 1447(b) cases with the USCIS. Such actions are kind of similar to Writ of Mandamus. Our office has successfully litigated and settled Four actions to compel the government to grant citizenship to our clients. All our clients have been waiting on their “Oath” date…
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