We were retained by an Israeli national for an application for U.S. citizenship. Complicating the application was an allegation of abuse of a minor in his native country over 10 years ago. After proving to the USCIS that our client did not have a conviction for a crime involving moral turpitude, USCIS granted citizenship and...Read More

Same-sex marriage case. Our client, a Colombian National, married his United States citizen spouse and we applied for immigration benefits in the form of a Green Card. After a full interview at USCIS, the case was granted and our client will have his Green Card and permanent resident status.Read More

The attorneys in Pozo Goldstein, LLP’s Atlanta office successfully assisted a client in obtaining a green card while his United States Citizen wife was detained serving a criminal sentence. The client came to us for help after receiving a denial on his first filing because his wife could not be present at the interview. We...Read More

Our client applied for United States citizenship. He was involved in an incident as a young man in the 1980’s that resulted in a conviction for armed robbery. Because the case was so old it was difficult to obtain the records but they were eventually located. Despite this conviction, we were able to convince the...Read More

Several years ago, a gentleman from Spain came for a free consultation to our Miami office to discuss the denial of his naturalization application. At that time we were unable to help him. He had been untruthful at his citizenship interview and was denied due to lack of Good Moral Character. We explained that he...Read More

Our client was Ordered removed in December 2009 when she failed to appear for her hearing before an Immigration Judge. We filed a Motion to Reopen claiming that our client had complied with the USCIS change of address requirements but the Immigration Judge denied our request. We filed an appeal with the Board of Immigration...Read More

Our client, a Jamaican National, was ordered removed by an Immigration Judge in Miami, Florida for not appearing at his hearing. The Immigration Judge ordered him removed to Haiti, although he is Jamaican. While in immigration custody, we notified the detention and removal department that our client could not be deported to Haiti. The Immigration...Read More

Our client had a conviction from 1996. He was ordered removed from the United States years later in 2002. The conviction was vacated and, therefore, the sole ground for deportation no longer existed. We asked the Office of Chief Counsel in Miami to agree to reopen the case. They refused. We then made a motion...Read More

A Haitian National who was ordered deported in 2000 and later married an American citizen. We filed a request with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to join us in a request to reopen his case before the Board of Immigration Appeals. After many months of negotiation with the Office of Chief Counsel Trial Attorney, they agreed...Read More

Our client arrived to the U.S. in 2001. She and her United States citizen husband have been married for over four years although they have been together for more than ten. They live in California and have substantial shared commodities and family and community ties. Our client and her husband also own a business together....Read More