Yazdani Law, Immigration Lawyers

Our immigration attorneys represent individuals with family-based greencards and visas or employment-based greencards and visas. U.S. immigration is governed by the Immigration Nationality Act (INA), found in Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations (8 CFR), and Federal Courts’ interpretations, as well as administrative appellate bodies like the Board of Immigration Appeals(BIA) and Administrative Appeals Office (AAO). There are also policy memos that establish agency procedures and policies. The Department of State regulations and its Foreign Affairs Manual, as well as BALCA interpretations and Department of Labor regulations, regulate the process in employment-related situations. There are several grounds for inadmissibility as well as other eligibility requirements. The process can be extremely complicated and require extensive legal work due to its complexity. C. R. I. M. I. N. A. L. C. O. N. V. I. C. T. I. O. N. S, P. R. E. V. I. O. U. S.  R. E. M. O. V. A. L. S, M. I. S. R. E. P. R. E. S. E. N. T. A. T. I. O. N. S, as well as other grounds for inadmissibility, such public charges ground of inadmissibility, are some of the grounds for inadmissibility.

Collectively, Yazdani and his team have received largely positive reviews, with the most common aspect being their efficiency and professionalism. Many clients said that they had a smooth experience because Yazdani was attentive and communicated clearly. One client said that the attorney's team was the best they had ever seen and that their knowledge and professionalism were outstanding. Another reviewer remarked that he sought advice from the Yazdani Law firm a few times and that his constructive experiences with them have a lasting impact. Most notably, clients express that they are happy with their experience and would recommend the firm to family and friends.