Marriage-Based Green Card
Conditional permanent residence (spouse of a U.S. citizen) approved.
Client from Malaysia
Results and Recognition
Approvals, not promises.
These are real, recent outcomes for real clients — green cards, work authorization, and visas approved across more than twenty countries of origin. Names and case numbers are withheld to protect privacy. The results speak for themselves.
- 5.0
- Google rating
- 115+
- 5-star reviews
- 6 mo
- Typical green card timeline reported by clients
- 20+
- Countries of origin served
Case Results
Recent approvals, by the case.
A sample of recent outcomes, drawn from the firm’s own USCIS approval notices and scrubbed of every identifying detail. Each one is a family or a founder, on the other side of a long wait.
Marriage-Based Green Card
Permanent residence as the spouse of a U.S. citizen approved.
Client from Nigeria
Marriage-Based Green Card
Spousal petition (Form I-130) approved for a U.S. citizen's spouse.
Client from India
Marriage-Based Green Card
Cross-border couple — petition and adjustment of status approved together.
Couple from Arizona & Mexico
Marriage Green Card
Adjustment of status approved in just under two months.
Spouse of a U.S. citizen
Parent of a U.S. Citizen Green Card
Immediate-relative permanent residence for a U.S. citizen's parent approved.
Client from Mexico
Fiancé(e) K-1 Visa
Petition for a fiancé(e) (Form I-129F) approved.
Client from the Philippines
Employment-Based Immigrant Petition
Professional worker petition (Form I-140, EB-3) approved.
Indian national
Employment Authorization (EAD)
Work authorization granted while the green card case was pending.
Client from Ecuador
Employment Authorization Card
Physical EAD card delivered to the client.
Client from Burma
Employment Authorization Card
Physical EAD card delivered to the client.
Client from Malaysia
10-Year Permanent Green Card
Full ten-year permanent resident card approved.
Permanent residence client
Every case turns on its own facts. These are real outcomes the firm shared publicly, with client privacy protected. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in any future matter.
Memberships and Standards
The standards we hold ourselves to.
- AILA
- LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York
- New York State Bar Association
Membership in the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the LGBTQ+ Bar Association keeps the firm current, accountable, and connected to the wider advocacy community.
A note on outcomes
Every case turns on its own facts. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Nothing on this page is a prediction or a promise — only a record of the trust clients have placed in this firm.
Two practices. One promise: you're protected.
Immigration
Visas, green cards, citizenship — nationwide.
Personal Injury
Injured in NY, PA, TX, or CA — any status.