Practice Areas | Mohamed Immigration Law PLLC

Pillar 01.

Deportation Defense & Bond Hearings

Facing deportation in immigration court puts your family and freedom at risk. You have clear rights under federal law. Attorney Aomer Mohamed defends non-citizens at Master Calendar and Individual Merits hearings to stop removal.

Emergency bond motions before immigration judges.

Cancellation of removal for non-permanent residents.

Motions to terminate and administrative closure.

Discuss Court Defense

Pillar 02.

Family-Based Petitions & Green Cards

Reuniting families is the core of immigration law. Whether you are sponsoring a spouse, parent, child, or sibling, our firm prepares thorough Form I-130 packets that avoid delays, evidence requests, or processing rejections.

Marriage green cards and adjustment of status inside the U.S.

Petitions for immediate relatives and preference categories.

Form I-864 Affidavit of Support financial compliance.

Start Family Case

Pillar 03.

Consular Processing & Immigrant Visas

When your family member resides outside the United States, their visa is processed through the National Visa Center (NVC) and a U.S. embassy. We guide you through document collection, fee schedules, and interview preparation.

Form DS-260 visa filings and civil document submissions.

NVC document qualification and expedited requests.

Consulate interview coaching and medical clearance steps.

Prepare Visa Case

Pillar 04.

U.S. Citizenship & Naturalization

Naturalization grants you permanent security and full voting rights. We audit your travel history, continuous residence, and tax filings to ensure your Form N-400 naturalization application is approved without unexpected complications.

Form N-400 statutory eligibility and residence audits.

Civics, U.S. history, and English examination prep.

Medical disability waiver filings (Form N-648).

Apply for Citizenship

Pillar 05.

Asylum & Humanitarian Relief

If you fear persecution in your home country due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group, you can seek asylum. We build comprehensive evidence dossiers to safeguard your future.

Form I-589 affirmative asylum filings with USCIS.

Defensive asylum representation before immigration judges.

Withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture (CAT).

Seek Protection

Pillar 06.

Employment Authorization (EAD Work Permits)

Working legally in the United States requires valid employment authorization. We file your Form I-765 under the appropriate regulatory eligibility code, monitor statutory waiting periods, and file timely renewals.

Initial Form I-765 applications for pending asylum and adjustment cases.

Work card renewals and category extensions.

Resolution of card production delays and missing notices.

File Work Card

Pillar 07.

Crimmigration Legal Counsel

Even a minor criminal plea can result in mandatory detention, deportation, or permanent inadmissibility. Under Supreme Court Padilla standards, we advise non-citizens and defense attorneys before any plea agreement is entered.

Padilla advisory opinions for criminal defense attorneys.

Analysis of crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMT) and aggravated felonies.

Post-conviction relief strategy and immigration waiver evaluations.

Review Criminal Risk

Pillar 08.

BIA & AAO Appeals

An unfavorable decision by an Immigration Judge or USCIS field office is not always final. Strict 30-day deadlines apply. Attorney Aomer Mohamed writes detailed legal briefs to point out errors of law and overturn improper denials.

Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) notices and legal briefs.

Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) Form I-290B appeals.

Motions to reopen based on new evidence or changed country conditions.

Challenge a Denial

Direct Legal Counsel.

Need experienced legal representation for your case?

Every immigration matter is unique. Attorney Aomer Mohamed reviews your immigration history, explains your legal options in plain terms, and defends your rights before USCIS, EOIR immigration courts, and U.S. consulates nationwide.

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