⚖️Immigration Law

Protecting Your Rights. Securing Your Future. Building Your American Dream

At Unified Attorney Group, we are committed to guiding individuals, families, and businesses through every stage of the immigration process with clarity, precision, and compassion. Whether you are seeking to reunite with loved ones, obtain lawful permanent residence, pursue U.S. citizenship, or defend against deportation, our firm provides trusted legal representation tailored to your unique circumstances. We handle a full spectrum of immigration matters, including family-based petitions, green card applications, naturalization, asylum, cancellation of removal, waivers, humanitarian visas (VAWA, U, and T visas), employment and investor visas, and all other visa categories.

Our attorneys combine extensive experience with a genuine understanding of the hopes and challenges that come with immigration. We stay current with the ever-changing immigration laws and policies to craft the most effective strategy for each case. At Unified Attorney Group, we don’t just process paperwork — we fight for your right to a secure future. We are dedicated to protecting families, defending immigrants, and helping clients achieve their American dream with strength, skill, and compassion.

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Deportation & Removal

Cancellation of Removal, Asylum, Withholding of Removal, CAT Relief, Motions to Reopen & Reconsider, Bond Hearings

Protecting Your Right to Stay in America

Facing deportation is one of the most frightening experiences any immigrant or family can endure. The stakes could not be higher — your home, your family, your freedom, and your future in the United States are on the line. At Unified Attorney Group, we understand the weight of this moment, and we fight relentlessly to defend your right to remain in the U.S.

Our firm represents individuals in deportation and removal proceedings before the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) across California and nationwide. Whether you were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), received a Notice to Appear (NTA), or have an appeal pending, our mission is to provide strategic, aggressive, and compassionate representation from start to finish.

Removal Proceedings

Removal proceedings begin when the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issues a Notice to Appear (NTA), alleging that an individual is removable from the United States. From that moment, time becomes critical. Each hearing — especially the Master Calendar Hearing and Merits Hearing — determines your future rights and possible relief from deportation.

At Unified Attorney Group, we guide clients through each stage of the process, ensuring that all evidence, testimony, and filings are strategically prepared to give you the strongest defense possible.

Our Areas of Expertise

1. Cancellation of Removal

If you have lived in the U.S. for an extended period, have strong family ties, and can show good moral character, you may be eligible for Cancellation of Removal.
We help both:

Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) facing removal for certain criminal or procedural issues; and
Non-LPRs who have lived continuously in the U.S. for at least 10 years and can show that removal would cause exceptional and extremely unusual hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, parent, or child.

Our firm meticulously documents every aspect of your life — family relationships, medical conditions, community involvement, and employment — to build a compelling hardship case that persuades the court.

2. Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and CAT (Convention Against Torture) Relief

If you fear persecution or harm in your home country due to your race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group, you may qualify for asylum or related forms of protection.
We handle all forms of humanitarian relief, including:

Asylum applications filed within or beyond the one-year deadline (when exceptions apply)
Withholding of Removal, offering protection from deportation when asylum is not available
Protection under the Convention Against Torture (CAT), for those who face the threat of torture or abuse if returned to their country

We work closely with clients to prepare detailed personal declarations, gather supporting evidence, and present powerful, credible testimony that captures the truth of their persecution and fear.

3. Motions to Reopen and Reconsider

If your case has been denied or ordered removed, it may not be over.
Our firm files Motions to Reopen and Motions to Reconsider before the Immigration Court or BIA based on new evidence, changed circumstances, or legal error.
We carefully analyze the record of proceedings to identify procedural or factual mistakes and prepare persuasive motions supported by affidavits, expert testimony, or newly available documentation.

4. Bond Hearings and ICE Detention Representation

For clients detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), obtaining bond is often the first and most urgent step.
We represent detainees in Bond Hearings, advocating for their release while demonstrating community ties, family support, and low flight risk.
We also assist families in navigating ICE detention procedures, ensuring timely filing of motions and communication with detention centers.

Strategic and Compassionate Advocacy

At Unified Attorney Group, we recognize that every deportation case is deeply personal. We combine legal strategy with human understanding, ensuring every client feels heard, respected, and protected. Our team prepares every case as if it will go to trial — reviewing evidence line by line, anticipating government arguments, and developing persuasive legal theories.

Our defense includes:

Challenging unlawful or defective NTAs
Suppressing evidence obtained through constitutional violations
Identifying eligibility for relief or adjustment of status
Requesting prosecutorial discretion or termination of proceedings when warranted

Appeals and Federal Court Actions

If the Immigration Judge issues an unfavorable decision, we continue the fight through appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and, when necessary, Petitions for Review before the U.S. Court of Appeals.
Our firm also handles federal litigation and writs of habeas corpus for clients unlawfully detained or facing procedural injustice.

Why Choose Unified Attorney Group

Extensive Immigration Court Experience: We regularly appear before EOIR.
Tailored Legal Strategies: Every case is different; we build customized defenses that fit your circumstances.
Comprehensive Support: We guide clients and families from detention to relief, ensuring no step is overlooked.
Bilingual Services: We provide legal services to clients from diverse backgrounds and accommodate speakers of multiple languages.

Your Future Deserves a Strong Defense

Deportation is not the end — it’s a fight for your life, your family, and your dignity. With Unified Attorney Group by your side, you will have a dedicated advocate who understands both the legal system and the human story behind every case.

Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation and take immediate action to protect your right to stay in the United States.

Humanitarian Relief

Asylum, VAWA Petitions, U visas for Victims of Crime, and T Visas for Victims of Trafficking

Protecting the Vulnerable, Defending Human Dignity

At Unified Attorney Group, we believe that every person deserves safety, dignity, and the opportunity to rebuild their life. The United States offers several humanitarian immigration protections for those who have suffered abuse, violence, exploitation, or persecution. Our firm is deeply committed to helping individuals and families navigate these complex processes with compassion, confidentiality, and unwavering dedication.

Whether you are a survivor of domestic abuse, human trafficking, or persecution in your home country, we will stand by you every step of the way — guiding you toward stability, protection, and a new beginning.

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Our Areas of Humanitarian Representation

1. VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) Self-Petitions

The VAWA program allows certain spouses, children, and parents of abusive U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents to apply for immigration relief independently, without the abuser’s knowledge or participation.
We assist clients in preparing strong, evidence-based petitions that demonstrate the qualifying relationship, good moral character, and a history of abuse or extreme cruelty — whether emotional, physical, or psychological.

Our VAWA services include:

Preparing detailed declarations and gathering supporting evidence
Documenting abuse through police reports, medical records, or witness statements
Ensuring absolute confidentiality throughout the process
Pursuing adjustment of status and employment authorization when eligible

We understand the courage it takes to come forward, and we protect our clients’ privacy with the utmost care and respect.

2. U Visas — Protection for Victims of Crimes

The U Visa provides legal status and a path to permanent residency for victims of qualifying crimes who have suffered significant harm and are helpful to law enforcement or prosecutors.

We help clients who have been victims of crimes such as domestic violence, assault, stalking, sexual assault, fraud, or other serious offenses.
Our representation includes:

Securing law enforcement certification (Form I-918B)
Preparing persuasive statements detailing the impact of the crime
Compiling strong supporting evidence of harm and cooperation with authorities
Pursuing derivative benefits for qualifying family members

U Visa applicants often face long processing times, and our firm ensures clients receive all available interim protections — including deferred action and work authorization — while awaiting a decision.

3. T Visas — Relief for Victims of Human Trafficking

The T Visa offers protection for victims of human trafficking, whether for labor or sexual exploitation, who are present in the U.S. due to trafficking and would face extreme hardship or danger if removed.

At Unified Attorney Group, we provide trauma-informed legal assistance to trafficking survivors, helping them:

Obtain legal status and work authorization
Access necessary social and medical services
Apply for permanent residence after meeting statutory requirements
Include eligible family members in their applications

We collaborate closely with victim advocates, social service agencies, and community organizations to ensure our clients receive both legal and emotional support.

4. Asylum and Refugee Protection

If you have fled your home country or cannot return due to persecution, violence, or threats, you may be eligible for asylum or refugee status in the United States.
We represent individuals seeking protection based on:

Race
Religion
Nationality
Political Opinion
Membership in a Particular Social Group

Our firm prepares every asylum case with exceptional detail, including:

Drafting comprehensive personal declarations
Gathering country condition reports and corroborating evidence
Preparing clients for interviews before the Asylum Office or Immigration Court
Filing appeals or motions to reopen if a claim has been denied

We understand that asylum cases often carry emotional weight and require careful storytelling. We listen to each client’s journey with compassion and build a compelling legal case that ensures their voice is heard.

Our Approach: Compassion, Discretion, and Advocacy

Humanitarian immigration cases are unlike any other. They demand not only legal skill but also empathy, cultural understanding, and discretion.
At Unified Attorney Group, we approach every case as both advocates and allies — protecting your privacy, upholding your dignity, and fighting for your right to safety.

Our process includes:

Comprehensive case evaluation and eligibility screening
Personalized evidence collection and legal strategy
Direct representation before USCIS and immigration courts
Continuous updates and clear communication throughout your case

Why Choose Unified Attorney Group

Sensitive and Confidential Representation: We handle every case with empathy and discretion.
Experience Across Humanitarian Programs: From VAWA to Asylum, our firm has deep knowledge of all humanitarian immigration pathways.
Dedicated Advocacy: We treat every client’s story with the respect it deserves and fight tirelessly for their right to protection.
Bilingual Services: We provide legal services to clients from diverse backgrounds and accommodate speakers of multiple languages.

Take the First Step Toward Safety and Hope

If you are a victim of violence, persecution, or trafficking, you are not alone — and you have legal rights.
Let Unified Attorney Group help you find safety, stability, and justice through the protection of U.S. humanitarian laws.

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Family-Based Immigration

Green Cards, Fiancé(e) Visas (K-1), Marriage Petitions, Adjustment of Status

Keeping Families United

At Unified Attorney Group, we understand that family unity is the foundation of life — and one of the core principles of U.S. immigration law. Our mission is to help families stay together and build their future in the United States by guiding them through every step of the family-based immigration process with precision, compassion, and dedication.

Whether you are petitioning for a spouse, child, parent, or sibling, we know that every day apart from your loved ones feels like an eternity. That is why we prioritize meticulous preparation, clear communication, and unwavering advocacy — ensuring that your application moves forward smoothly, efficiently, and successfully.

Family Immigration Services

1. Marriage-Based Green Cards

Marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident offers one of the most direct paths to a green card. However, marriage-based cases are closely scrutinized by immigration officers, making accuracy, consistency, and preparation crucial.

We handle both Adjustment of Status (AOS) applications within the United States and Consular Processing for those living abroad. Our representation includes:

Preparing and filing Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) and Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status)
Drafting all required affidavits and evidence of a bona fide marriage (joint leases, tax returns, photos, affidavits, etc.)
Preparing clients for the marriage interview with USCIS or at the U.S. consulate
Assisting with related forms such as I-765 (Work Authorization) and I-131 (Advance Parole)

We anticipate potential red flags — such as prior visa overstays, previous marriages, or age or cultural differences — and proactively address them before submission. Our goal is to build an airtight case that clearly demonstrates the authenticity of your relationship.

2. Fiancé(e) Visas (K-1)

If you are engaged to a U.S. citizen and plan to marry in the United States, you may be eligible for a K-1 fiancé(e) visa. We guide you through every step — from initial petition to adjustment of status after marriage.

Our K-1 visa process includes:

Preparing and filing Form I-129F (Petition for Alien Fiancé(e))
Coordinating consular processing and the medical examination abroad
Advising on required documentation such as proof of relationship, meeting in person, and intent to marry
Filing for Adjustment of Status to permanent residency after marriage within 90 days of entry

We understand that timing and precision are critical for these cases, and we work diligently to minimize delays and ensure compliance with all visa requirements.

3. Adjustment of Status & Consular Processing

Whether your relative is already in the United States or abroad, we determine the best and most strategic path for obtaining lawful permanent residence:

Adjustment of Status (AOS): For those currently in the U.S. who qualify to apply without leaving the country.
Consular Processing: For applicants living overseas who must complete their process at a U.S. consulate.

Our firm ensures that all forms, affidavits of support (Form I-864), and civil documents are accurately completed and submitted to avoid costly denials or delays. We also prepare clients thoroughly for their USCIS or consular interview, anticipating possible issues and providing step-by-step guidance.

4. Petitions for Parents, Children, and Siblings

U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents can petition for certain family members to immigrate to the U.S. We assist with:

Parent Petitions: Helping U.S. citizens bring parents to the U.S. as permanent residents.
Children’s Petitions: Assisting with petitions for minor and adult children (married or unmarried).
Sibling Petitions: Preparing long-term cases for U.S. citizens sponsoring brothers or sisters abroad.

Because some family preference categories face extended waiting periods, our firm provides realistic timelines, ongoing case monitoring, and proactive updates on visa bulletin changes affecting your case.

5. Removal of Conditions on Residence (I-751)

If you obtained a conditional green card through marriage, you must file Form I-751 within 90 days before your two-year residency expires to remove the conditions and obtain permanent status.

We handle both joint petitions (filed with your spouse) and waiver petitions (filed alone due to divorce, abuse, or separation).
Our services include:

Gathering and organizing evidence of a bona fide marriage
Preparing waiver applications under VAWA or hardship provisions when applicable
Representing clients in interviews or responding to Requests for Evidence (RFEs)

We ensure that each case is thoroughly supported with documentation that proves good faith and compliance with immigration law.

Our Approach to Family-Based Immigration

At Unified Attorney Group, we take a proactive, detail-oriented approach to every case. Our strategy involves:

Comprehensive Case Evaluation: We review all facts, eligibility criteria, and potential obstacles before submission.
Meticulous Preparation: Every form, supporting document, and affidavit is reviewed multiple times to ensure accuracy and consistency.
Client Education: We explain every step of the process so clients understand their rights and responsibilities.
Consistent Communication: We keep clients informed of updates, timelines, and next steps throughout their case.

We treat every client’s case as if it were our own — because we know how important it is to reunite families and secure their future in America.

Why Choose Unified Attorney Group

Experience and Precision: We have extensive experience handling complex immigration cases and addressing government concerns effectively.
Personalized Service: We tailor each application to the client’s specific circumstances and goals.
Commitment to Family Unity: We are driven by a deep belief in the importance of keeping families together.
Bilingual Representation: We provide legal services to clients from diverse backgrounds and accommodate speakers of multiple languages.

Start Your Journey Toward Family Reunification

Family immigration can be an emotional and complex process — but you don’t have to face it alone. Let Unified Attorney Group help you bring your loved ones home and ensure your family’s future in the United States.

Citizenship & Naturalization

N-400

Your Pathway to the American Dream

Becoming a United States citizen is one of the most significant milestones in an immigrant’s life. It represents more than legal status — it’s the culmination of hard work, perseverance, and hope for a better future. At Unified Attorney Group, we take great pride in guiding our clients through every stage of the naturalization process with care, precision, and unwavering commitment.

Whether you are applying for citizenship through Form N-400, seeking derivative citizenship through parents, or resolving complex eligibility issues, our firm ensures that your case is handled meticulously from start to finish.

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Citizenship and Naturalization Services

1. N-400 Naturalization Application

The Form N-400 is the key step in becoming a U.S. citizen. While the process may appear straightforward, even minor mistakes or omissions can cause delays, denials, or complications. Our attorneys review every aspect of your case to ensure your eligibility and build a complete, accurate, and persuasive application.

We assist clients with:

Completing and filing Form N-400 with supporting documentation
Reviewing your entire immigration and travel history to confirm eligibility
Verifying compliance with continuous residence and physical presence requirements
Confirming proper selective service registration (for applicable clients)
Addressing potential criminal, tax, or prior immigration issues before submission

We also provide interview preparation and representation before USCIS to ensure confidence and clarity during your citizenship interview.

2. Naturalization Eligibility Review

Before filing, our attorneys conduct a comprehensive eligibility assessment to identify any issues that may affect your application. We carefully evaluate:

Length of lawful permanent residence (Green Card)
Marital history and whether filing under the three-year rule (based on marriage to a U.S. citizen) or five-year rule
Time spent outside the United States that may disrupt continuous residence
Prior criminal records, DUIs, or arrests that could affect good moral character determinations
Prior tax issues, child support obligations, or selective service registration gaps

By identifying potential risks early, we take proactive steps to correct or explain issues before submission — preventing denials and ensuring a smooth process.

3. Citizenship Interviews and Exam Preparation

The naturalization interview can be intimidating — but with proper preparation, it becomes an opportunity to confidently demonstrate your eligibility and commitment to the United States.

We prepare our clients for every aspect of the interview process, including:

Review of the N-400 form questions
Civics test practice sessions with sample questions and mock interviews
English reading and writing test preparation
Guidance on proper responses and demeanor during the USCIS interview

Our attorney can also attend the interview with you, ensuring that your rights are protected and any procedural issues are properly addressed.

4. Derivative Citizenship and Complex Cases

Not all citizenship cases are based on naturalization. Many individuals acquire or derive citizenship through their parents, either at birth or later in life, often without realizing it. These cases require deep knowledge of historical immigration laws and documentation rules.

We represent clients in:

Derivative citizenship claims for children of U.S. citizens
Certificate of Citizenship (N-600) applications
Citizenship through adoption or under the Child Citizenship Act of 2000
Proof of prior acquisition of citizenship through parents or grandparents
Correction or replacement of naturalization or citizenship certificates

Our team carefully reconstructs timelines, locates necessary evidence, and prepares legal arguments to confirm your U.S. citizenship status, even in complex or disputed cases.

5. Responding to Delays, Denials, or Complications

If your citizenship application has been delayed, denied, or improperly handled, our firm can take action to protect your rights.
We assist with:

Filing appeals or motions to reopen/reconsider
Submitting requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to review prior immigration records
Federal court actions (writs of mandamus) to compel USCIS to make a decision when cases are unreasonably delayed

At Unified Attorney Group, we believe that no one should be left waiting indefinitely for their American dream. We hold the government accountable and fight for timely, fair adjudication.

Why Choose Unified Attorney Group

Meticulous Legal Preparation: Every document, timeline, and statement is reviewed for accuracy and consistency.
Comprehensive Interview Readiness: We ensure you are fully confident, informed, and prepared before meeting with USCIS.
Experience with Complex Cases: From derivative citizenship to denied N-400s, we handle even the most challenging matters.
Personalized, Compassionate Service: We understand that citizenship is a deeply personal journey — and we treat it with the respect it deserves.
Bilingual Representation: We provide legal services to clients from diverse backgrounds and accommodate speakers of multiple languages.

Your Journey to Citizenship Starts Here

Becoming a U.S. citizen opens the door to new rights, privileges, and opportunities — from voting and petitioning family members to achieving true security and belonging in your adopted country.

Let Unified Attorney Group be your trusted partner in this life-changing process. With careful preparation, legal precision, and steadfast advocacy, we will guide you toward a successful naturalization.

Waivers of Inadmissibility

Overcoming Barriers to Your Immigration Journey

Many individuals applying for immigration benefits face one of the most challenging obstacles in U.S. immigration law — inadmissibility. When the government deems an applicant “inadmissible,” it means they are legally barred from entering or remaining in the United States unless they qualify for and obtain a waiver.

At Unified Attorney Group, we specialize in preparing powerful, evidence-based waiver applications to overcome these grounds of inadmissibility. We understand that your future, your family, and your stability depend on the outcome of this process — and we approach every case with the precision, depth, and care it deserves.

I-601, I-601A, & Hardship Waivers

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Understanding Inadmissibility

The U.S. immigration system sets strict standards for admission, and certain circumstances may make an applicant inadmissible under Sections 212(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). Common reasons for inadmissibility include:

Unlawful presence in the U.S. (overstaying a visa or entering without inspection)
Misrepresentation or fraud in a visa or immigration application
Certain criminal convictions or offenses
Health-related issues
Prior deportation or removal orders
Smuggling or aiding illegal entry of another person

A finding of inadmissibility does not necessarily end your case. With the right legal strategy and supporting evidence, a waiver can allow you to continue your path toward lawful status or permanent residency.

Our Expertise in Waivers

Our firm represents clients in all types of waiver applications, including:

1. I-601 Waiver (Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility)

The I-601 waiver is designed for individuals applying for a green card or immigrant visa who are found inadmissible due to unlawful presence, misrepresentation, or certain criminal grounds.
To obtain this waiver, the applicant must demonstrate that denying their admission would cause “extreme hardship” to a qualifying U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse or parent.

Our approach includes:

Conducting a comprehensive hardship assessment to identify all qualifying factors
Preparing a detailed personal declaration describing the emotional, financial, medical, and psychological hardship to your family
Collecting strong supporting evidence — such as medical reports, psychological evaluations, financial records, community involvement letters, and affidavits
Drafting a compelling legal brief that ties your personal story to the legal definition of “extreme hardship” as interpreted by USCIS and federal case law

Our attorneys meticulously organize each application, anticipating USCIS scrutiny and addressing potential weaknesses proactively.

2. I-601A Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver

The I-601A waiver, also known as the Provisional Waiver, allows certain individuals who are present in the U.S. and require a waiver for unlawful presence to apply before departing the country for consular processing.
This waiver minimizes the time families are separated by allowing approval while the applicant remains in the U.S.

We assist clients by:

Determining eligibility for the I-601A program (for spouses, parents, or children of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents)
Documenting extreme hardship to qualifying relatives
Preparing and submitting the I-601A packet to USCIS with a persuasive legal brief and thorough supporting documentation
Coordinating the final steps of consular processing abroad once the waiver is approved

Our team’s goal is to reduce separation anxiety, ensure compliance, and protect families from unnecessary emotional distress during the immigration process.

3. I-212 Waiver (Permission to Reapply After Removal)

For individuals who were previously deported or removed from the United States, re-entry without special permission is prohibited. The I-212 waiver allows such individuals to request permission to reapply for admission.

We represent clients in complex I-212 cases, including those with multiple removals, unlawful re-entries, or other aggravating factors.
Our preparation includes:

Building a strong rehabilitation and hardship narrative
Demonstrating good moral character, community service, and family ties
Presenting evidence of positive contributions and reasons for seeking re-entry

In many cases, we combine I-212 with I-601 or I-601A applications to create a comprehensive legal package addressing all grounds of inadmissibility.

4. Criminal Waivers and Other Humanitarian Exceptions

Certain criminal offenses or immigration violations can make a person inadmissible. Our firm also handles specialized waivers under:

INA §212(h) – Criminal grounds waiver for certain offenses
INA §212(d)(3) – Nonimmigrant waiver for temporary visa applicants with past violations
Humanitarian Parole – For individuals seeking temporary entry due to urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit

These applications require precise legal argumentation and persuasive documentation — skills our firm has honed through years of immigration advocacy.

The Hardship Standard — What USCIS Looks For

The cornerstone of most waiver applications is proving “extreme hardship.” This legal standard goes beyond normal emotional or financial difficulty. It requires showing that your U.S. citizen or permanent resident relative would suffer exceptional hardship if your application is denied.

USCIS considers multiple factors, including:

Medical: Health conditions requiring ongoing treatment or specialized care unavailable abroad
Financial: Loss of income, business, or support that would destabilize the family
Educational: Disruption to children’s education or access to special needs programs
Psychological: Anxiety, depression, or trauma caused by family separation
Cultural and Safety Factors: Dangerous living conditions or discrimination in the applicant’s home country

Our attorneys compile a comprehensive hardship portfolio for each case, weaving together evidence, expert reports, and legal arguments into a persuasive and credible narrative.

Our Process

At Unified Attorney Group, each waiver case is treated as a high-stakes legal matter — because for our clients, it is. We take a strategic, methodical approach:

Case Evaluation: We identify all possible grounds of inadmissibility and applicable waivers.
Evidence Gathering: We help you collect the strongest documentation to support your hardship claim.
Legal Briefing: We draft a detailed legal memorandum citing USCIS policy, case law, and hardship precedents.
Submission and Follow-up: We track your case progress, respond promptly to USCIS Requests for Evidence (RFEs), and prepare clients for any follow-up interviews.

Why Choose Unified Attorney Group

Extensive Experience with Complex Waivers: We’ve handled cases involving multiple inadmissibility issues and achieved successful outcomes through careful strategy and preparation.
Personalized Representation: Every client receives a tailored hardship plan based on their unique family, medical, and financial situation.
Bilingual Communication: We represent clients in English and Arabic, ensuring full understanding and trust throughout the process.
Compassionate Advocacy: We understand that waiver cases are deeply personal — often involving family unity and the right to remain in the only home you know.

Your Second Chance Starts Here

A waiver of inadmissibility may be your only path to keeping your family together or obtaining your green card — but it’s also your opportunity to present your full story.

At Unified Attorney Group, we combine legal expertise with empathy to create compelling waiver applications that give you the best chance for approval.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward overcoming the barriers to your immigration future.

Employment-Based Immigration

H-1B, L-1, E-2, O-1 Visa

Empowering Global Talent and Business Growth

The U.S. economy thrives on innovation, entrepreneurship, and skilled labor from around the world. At Unified Attorney Group, we assist businesses, investors, and professionals in navigating the complex landscape of employment-based immigration, ensuring that both employers and employees comply with immigration laws while achieving their professional and business objectives.

Our firm represents corporations, startups, and individuals in obtaining work visas, employment-based green cards, and labor certifications (PERM). We deliver precise legal solutions that help foreign professionals build careers in the U.S. and assist companies in hiring and retaining top international talent.

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Employment Immigration Services

1. Nonimmigrant Work Visas

We help clients obtain temporary work visas that allow foreign professionals to work in the United States legally. Our firm handles all major employment visa categories, including:

H-1B Visa (Specialty Occupations): For professionals in specialized fields such as engineering, technology, finance, healthcare, and education.
We assist employers through the entire H-1B process — from Labor Condition Applications (LCA) to USCIS petitions, ensuring timely and compliant filings.
L-1 Visa (Intracompany Transferees): For executives, managers, and employees transferring from a foreign branch or subsidiary to a U.S. office.
We prepare all documentation demonstrating qualifying relationships and executive or specialized knowledge roles.
E-2 Visa (Treaty Investors): For entrepreneurs or investors from treaty countries investing substantial capital in a U.S. business.
Our firm helps clients structure investment plans, prepare financial documentation, and ensure compliance with E-2 requirements.
O-1 Visa (Extraordinary Ability): For individuals with extraordinary achievements in science, art, business, athletics, or education.
We build strong evidence portfolios demonstrating national or international acclaim.
We ensure qualification compliance and provide legal support at both the consular and border inspection stages.

2. Employment-Based Green Cards (Permanent Residence)

For those seeking to live and work permanently in the U.S., we handle all employment-based immigrant visa categories, including:

EB-1 (Priority Workers):
- Individuals of extraordinary ability in arts, sciences, business, or athletics
- Outstanding professors or researchers
- Multinational executives or managers
We prepare strong evidence of achievements, international recognition, and leadership in the field to ensure success in these highly selective petitions.
EB-2 (Advanced Degree Professionals & National Interest Waiver):
For individuals holding advanced degrees or possessing exceptional ability in their field.
We also handle National Interest Waiver (NIW) cases for professionals whose work benefits the U.S. economy, culture, education, or national welfare — eliminating the need for employer sponsorship.
EB-3 (Skilled Workers, Professionals, and Other Workers):
We assist employers in obtaining permanent residency for employees through the PERM Labor Certification process, ensuring all Department of Labor (DOL) requirements are met.

3. PERM Labor Certification (Program Electronic Review Management)

The PERM process is a mandatory step for most employment-based green card cases under EB-2 and EB-3 categories. It verifies that no qualified U.S. worker is available for the offered position and that hiring the foreign employee will not negatively impact the U.S. labor market.

Our firm handles the entire PERM process, including:

Drafting accurate job descriptions and requirements
Conducting and documenting recruitment efforts in compliance with DOL regulations
Preparing and filing the ETA Form 9089
Coordinating with the employer on prevailing wage determinations
Managing audit responses and ensuring compliance throughout the process

We work closely with employers to prevent costly errors and delays, ensuring full regulatory compliance and timely certification.

4. Business and Investor Immigration

At Unified Attorney Group, we also represent business owners, entrepreneurs, and investors seeking to establish or expand their operations in the United States through investor-based programs such as:

E-2 Treaty Investor Visa – For investors from treaty countries investing significant capital in U.S. enterprises.
EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program – For individuals investing at least $800,000 in a qualifying U.S. project that creates 10 or more full-time American jobs.

Our firm provides comprehensive guidance on structuring investments, preparing business plans, and demonstrating lawful source of funds — key elements to success in investor visa applications.

5. Compliance, Audits, and Corporate Immigration Counsel

Beyond obtaining visas, employers must comply with ongoing immigration requirements. We provide:

I-9 compliance audits
Worksite inspection preparation and defense
Visa renewal and extension services
Corporate immigration policy planning

Our proactive legal counsel ensures that your company remains compliant with federal immigration laws while avoiding penalties or disruptions.

Our Approach

Employment-based immigration cases require legal precision, strategic planning, and timely execution. At Unified Attorney Group, we:

Conduct a full eligibility analysis to determine the best visa or green card category for each client.
Provide a customized strategy tailored to the employer’s goals and the employee’s background.
Prepare comprehensive documentation, ensuring accuracy and completeness to avoid government delays.
Maintain ongoing communication and transparency throughout the process.

Our attention to detail and strong advocacy have helped businesses, professionals, and investors achieve successful outcomes across multiple visa categories.

Why Choose Unified Attorney Group

Experience Across Industries: We represent professionals and companies in technology, healthcare, engineering, education, finance, and manufacturing.
Full-Service Immigration Representation: From temporary work visas to permanent residency and compliance, we handle every stage.
Strategic Legal Planning: We create long-term immigration strategies that align with your career or business objectives.
Bilingual Service: We assist clients in English and Arabic, ensuring clarity and understanding throughout your case.

Build Your Future in the United States

Whether you are a company looking to bring international talent to your workforce, or a professional seeking to advance your career in the U.S., Unified Attorney Group provides the legal expertise and guidance you need to succeed.

Appeals & Motions

Fighting for Justice When the Stakes Are Highest

When an immigration case does not go as planned, the outcome can have life-changing consequences. At Unified Attorney Group, we believe that one adverse decision should not define your future. Whether you have received a denial from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), an order of removal from the Immigration Court, or an unfavorable ruling from the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), we provide aggressive and strategic representation to challenge these decisions and protect your rights.

Our firm handles appeals, motions to reopen, motions to reconsider, and petitions for review before the Federal Courts — combining in-depth legal analysis with powerful written advocacy to seek justice for our clients.

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Appellate Practice

Immigration appeals require exceptional attention to detail, legal research, and mastery of administrative procedure. Our attorneys are skilled in identifying legal errors, procedural violations, and constitutional issues in prior decisions. We meticulously examine the record, develop persuasive arguments, and present a compelling case on your behalf before the appropriate appellate body.

We represent clients in:

Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) appeals
Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) appeals
Motions to Reopen or Reconsider before Immigration Courts and USCIS
Petitions for Review before the U.S. Court of Appeals
Federal district court litigation and mandamus actions for unreasonable delays

Every appellate case is unique — and at Unified Attorney Group, we tailor our approach to the specific legal and factual circumstances of each matter.

1. Appeals Before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)

The BIA is the highest administrative body for interpreting and applying U.S. immigration laws. If an immigration judge issues an unfavorable decision — such as a denial of asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, or other relief — you may have the right to appeal to the BIA.

Our firm handles every step of the appeal process, including:

Case Evaluation: Reviewing the immigration judge’s decision and identifying errors in fact, law, or procedure.
Notice of Appeal (EOIR-26): Filing a timely and properly completed notice to preserve your appellate rights.
Legal Brief Preparation: Drafting a detailed legal memorandum addressing statutory interpretation, case law, and due process violations.
Record Review: Examining the entire record of proceedings, transcripts, and exhibits to identify inconsistencies or omissions.
Client Communication: Keeping clients informed throughout the process and explaining each stage clearly.

Our appellate briefs are crafted with precision, clarity, and legal authority — designed to persuade the Board to reverse or remand the decision for further consideration.

2. Motions to Reopen and Motions to Reconsider

If new evidence becomes available after your case has been decided, or if the decision was based on a legal or factual error, you may be eligible to file a Motion to Reopen or Motion to Reconsider.

Motions to Reopen

These motions allow you to present new and previously unavailable evidence that could affect the outcome of your case. Common examples include:

New evidence of persecution or country conditions (for asylum or withholding of removal cases)
Marriage to a U.S. citizen after an order of removal
Discovery of legal errors or ineffective assistance of prior counsel

Our attorneys prepare well-documented motions supported by affidavits, expert reports, and documentary evidence to demonstrate eligibility for reopening.

Motions to Reconsider

These motions are based on legal or factual errors in the prior decision. We carefully analyze the decision’s reasoning, cite relevant statutes and case law, and argue that the ruling was contrary to established immigration precedent.

Our approach is both technical and persuasive — combining deep legal analysis with a clear narrative that highlights why justice requires the case to be reconsidered.

3. Federal Court Litigation and Petitions for Review

When administrative remedies are exhausted or an agency decision violates the law, our firm pursues justice in Federal Court. We represent clients before the U.S. Courts of Appeals and Federal District Courts in a range of matters, including:

Petitions for Review: Challenging BIA decisions based on errors of law, due process violations, or abuse of discretion.
Writs of Mandamus: Compelling USCIS or other agencies to take action on delayed applications or petitions.
Habeas Corpus Petitions: Challenging unlawful detentions or constitutional violations.
APA (Administrative Procedure Act) Actions: Seeking judicial review of unlawful or arbitrary agency actions.

We understand the federal appellate process and the complex interplay between administrative and constitutional law. Our firm’s approach combines meticulous legal writing, detailed record analysis, and assertive advocacy to ensure every argument is grounded in both law and equity.

4. Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) Appeals

When USCIS denies certain petitions or applications — such as I-140 employment-based petitions, I-601 waivers, or I-212 applications — the decision may be appealed to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO).

Our firm handles all stages of the AAO appeal, including:

Drafting persuasive appeal briefs that address the specific reasons for denial.
Citing precedent decisions, policy memoranda, and evidentiary standards.
Submitting supplemental evidence or legal arguments to strengthen the appeal.

We are committed to turning denials into approvals through clear, evidence-based advocacy.

Our Appellate Philosophy

At Unified Attorney Group, we approach appeals and motions with the precision of litigation and the compassion of advocacy. We know that behind every case file is a human story — a life, a family, and a dream that depends on a just outcome.

Our work is guided by three principles:

Excellence in Legal Writing: Every brief is structured, concise, and persuasive — grounded in law and tailored to your facts.
Comprehensive Case Review: We analyze every transcript, order, and exhibit to identify procedural and substantive errors.
Persistence and Integrity: We fight tirelessly for our clients, even when the odds seem insurmountable.

Why Choose Unified Attorney Group

Extensive Appellate Experience: We represent clients before EOIR, BIA, and federal courts with a proven track record of results.
Meticulous Legal Research: Every argument is supported by statutory authority, case law, and factual evidence.
Strategic Insight: We know how immigration judges and the BIA evaluate cases — and tailor our approach accordingly.
Bilingual Advocacy: We provide legal services to clients from diverse backgrounds and accommodate speakers of multiple languages.
Commitment to Justice: We believe in second chances and fight for fairness when the system falls short.

Turning Denials Into Victories

A denial is not the end — it’s an opportunity for a skilled legal advocate to fight for what’s right. Whether your case requires a BIA appeal, a motion to reopen, or a federal court challenge, Unified Attorney Groupwill stand by you with diligence, expertise, and compassion.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and let our experienced appellate attorneys evaluate your case and develop the most effective path forward.