Immigration law is one of the most complex forms of modern law. The various immigration laws and procedures are intricate and changes occur often. For these reasons it is important to have an experienced lawyer with thorough knowledge of each of the stages of an immigration case, including circumstances specific to your country and region.

Cancellation of removal for non permanent residents under INA § 240A(b)(1) is a form of discretionary relief that is granted by an immigration judge once removal proceedings have commenced.

Occasionally, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services delays in making a decision regarding the status of an application or green card. In these cases a ‘writ of mandamus’ can be filed to force a decision on your case. The Mandamus Act says that a writ of Mandamus.