Firm: Ellis Porter PLC
Practice Areas: Immigration
Arvinder Ubhi graduated from St Mary’s University, London, United Kingdom in 2008 with a Joint Bachelor’s degree (with honors) in History and Business Management. He continued his studies and earned his Juris Doctor, graduating Cum Laude, in 2011 from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Auburn Hills, Michigan. During his studies at Thomas M. Cooley, Arvinder gained hands on experience in the legal world through interning as in-house counsel at Behr America, Inc., located in Troy MI. In this position Arvinder worked directly with the General Counsel to manage the legal liability and ensure Behr, its departments and employees complied with all state and federal laws. At the start of 2010 Arvinder interned with Plunkett Cooney, P.C., where he worked in the Real Estate department. Arvinder researched real estate issues, drafted legal memoranda for the attorneys in the department, and attended depositions and various court proceedings. From September 2011 to April 2012, Arvinder worked as in-house counsel at Renali Transport (a part of the Renali Enterprises, LLC., holding company). In this position, Arvinder worked directly with the President of Renali to handle all corporate issues pertaining to the company, and primarily handled the collection of unpaid transportation bills, practicing in both District and Circuit Court.In April 2012, Arvinder joined Ellis Porter, PLC., where he specializes in Employment based immigration law, both non-immigrant and immigrant visas. Arvinder works with clients to determine the most effective visa for both the employer and employee’s long-term or short-term goals. Arvinder will also help his client transition from a non-immigrant visa to an immigrant visas.
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Firm: Immigration Law PLLC
Practice Areas: Immigration
Brad grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan and graduated from the University of Michigan in May 2004. After graduation, Brad lived in Honduras, Costa Rica and Mexico where he taught English. In 2005, Brad launched his career in immigration as an Americorps Vista Volunteer in Miami, Florida assisting with refugee relocation. He has gained significant experience working at four immigration law firms and in a law school immigration clinic. Brad’s tasks have exposed him to a diverse array of permanent resident and temporary visa applications. Brad has focused his knowledge on the fundamentals of immigration court proceedings. In 2017, Brad was a selected as a Rising Star in immigration by "Super Lawyers". The Mexican Consulate in Detroit contracts Brad to provide immigration legal representation for Mexican nationals throughout Michigan pursuant to Article 1(a) of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. Brad is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and he founded the Washtenaw County Bar Association Immigration Law Section. Brad is fluent in Spanish and a graduate of Wayne State University Law School in Detroit, Michigan.
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Firm: Ellis Porter PLLC
Practice Areas: Immigration
Chelsea is a Senior Attorney at Ellis Porter PLC. They are admitted to practice in multiple federal courts. They specialize exclusively in the final step of the Green Card process (filing the I-485 or DS-260) and maintenance of permanent resident status. They started their career as at the Executive Office for Immigration Review, Detroit Immigration Court as a U.S. Department of Justice Honors Program recipient.
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Firm: Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge PC
Practice Areas: Immigration
Charissa Huang represents individuals and businesses in litigation and transactional law matters. She counsels businesses, immigrants, students, professionals, and others on issues related to immigration matters such as green cards, nonimmigrant visas, deportation, and removal proceedings. She advises municipalities on matters including eminent domain and governmental immunity. Additionally, Charissa represents parties in employment law cases involving the Whistleblower’s Protection Act, Michigan Persons with Disabilities Civil Rights Act, and racial discrimination under Title VII and the Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act.
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Firm: Saleh & Cordovilla Immigration Law
Practice Areas: Immigration
Cesilie Cordovilla has been working in the field of immigration law since 2012. Prior to joining SC Immigration Law, Cesilie was a Board of Immigration Appeals Accredited Representative at Catholic Charities in Evansville, Indiana, and a legal assistant at other immigration firms. She was hired as a Law Clerk at the Saleh & Cordovilla Immigration Law (formerly The Law Office of N.J. Saleh) in March 2018. On November 12, 2020, she was sworn in to the State Bar of Michigan. She was quickly promoted to Partner on August 1, 2022 as she warranted given her leadership in the office and expertise in the field.. Fluent in Spanish, Cesilie has represented countless individuals from Mexico, Central and South America. Her success in asylum work for individuals from Nicaragua and Venezuela, among others, is something we celebrate often in our office. She also enjoys working on other kinds of removal defense, waivers, naturalizations, etc.. Outside of work, Cesilie also enjoys staying active in the community by working in various social justice groups and volunteering. She is a facilitator of the UUAA Immigration Action Coalition, an urgent responder with the Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition of Immigration Rights, and a founding member of Washtenaw Congregational Sanctuary. Her hobbies include cooking, traveling, reading, pottery, and spoiling her dog.
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Firm: Pastor & Associates, P.C.
Practice Areas: Immigration
I was born in New York City. My parents were both Cuban immigrants. My father was an asylee and my mother was a sponsored immigrant. My passion has always been to help those persons coming to the U.S. to navigate the complicated system and start a new life that will lead to better opportunities for themselves and their children.. I am honored to be a lawyer serving immigrants. I can't imagine doing anything else.
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Firm: ImLaw PC
Practice Areas: Immigration
Brian A. Mick practices exclusively immigration law including employment-based and family-based immigration at ImLaw. His experience includes preparing nonimmigrant/temporary work visa applications; investor visa applications including EB-5 direct and regional center applications; employment-based permanent residency (“green card”) including PERM labor certification applications, I-140 immigrant petitions (including Schedule A Physical Therapist and Registered Nurses and labor certification-exempt categories); fiancee visa petitions; family-based permanent residency (“green card”) petitions for spouses, children, parents, fiancees and siblings; and naturalization/citizenship applications.. Brian earned his B.A. degree with Major in Community Leadership and Minors in Spanish and Business Administration from Aquinas College and his J.D. degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School and graduated with honors from both schools. He was also a Quarterfinalist in Cooley Law School’s Fall 2010 Intra-School Moot Court Competition. Prior to becoming an attorney, Brian worked with Susan Im as a Law Clerk, Paralegal, and Legal Assistant in immigration law for over seven years.. Brian is a graduate of the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce and Center for Community Leadership’s Emerging Leaders Series, Class of 2014. Brian is currently serving on the Catholic Lawyer’s Association Board and is the President of the Aquinas College Alumni Board. He is also a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the State Bar of Michigan.
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Firm: Inquilla Law PC
Practice Areas: Immigration
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Practice Areas: Immigration
Azin Arbab is a dedicated Attorney who focuses on Immigration practice, Criminal defense and Family law. Azin is a member of the New York State Bar Association. Azin’s educational training and work experience has been geared toward protecting human rights with honesty and care.. As an immigrant to the United States, Azin understands the challenges and struggles faced by immigrants in the United States. Azin devotes her life to serving and advocating for the rights of the immigrant community. Azin attended The Thomas M. Cooley Law School and Graduated cum Laude. In New York City, Azin worked on immigration issues in the New York County Defender Services office.. Often, immigration issues involve criminal defense problems and family law. Azin is competent in both of these areas of law. Rest assured Azin will rise to your defense.. Azin understands how important a successful criminal defense can be for your future. When you are facing criminal charges, a qualified criminal defense attorney is essential. Azin will help you to understand your options and work tirelessly to protect your rights and preserve your freedoms.
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Practice Areas: Immigration
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Firm: Chaldean Community Foundation
Practice Areas: Immigration
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Practice Areas: Immigration
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Practice Areas: Immigration
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Firm: Palmer Rey, PLLC
Practice Areas: Immigration
An experienced litigator in immigration courts, Bradley is well-known in the community as a passionate and persistent advocate for immigrants' rights. Whether in court or in the office, he is keenly aware of the challenges faced by immigrants and patiently helps them find solutions to their complex cases. While often daunting and confusing, these obstacles can usually be overcome. The two most frequent questions Bradley is asked are: “How do I become legal?” and “What can I do to avoid deportation?” After meeting with new clients for the first time, Brad offers a realistic and comprehensive perspective on these questions. His deep empathy helps him communicate with clients in a way that diminishes anxiety and inspires confidence.. In 2016 he was a named a Super Lawyer. His expertise has also led National Public Radio, WUOM, to count on him as an authority on recent changes in immigration law.. Bradley was born in South Africa and immigrated to the United States when he was 5 years old. He arrived in the U.S. with his parents on the QE2 (Queen Elizabeth II) boat from the UK and distinctly remembers being very self-conscious about his British accent -- so much so that he refused to go to any birthday party with his classmates until he “kicked” his accent. He incessantly watched Sesame Street and practiced, out-loud and in front of the television, how to speak “American” English. It was only when he was able to speak proper “American” that he felt comfortable. Bradley also remembers telling his classmates that he was born in South Africa, to which they asked if he was black — a question Bradley later posed to his parents, wondering if, in fact, he was "African-American.". For the past decade, Bradley has worked with people from every continent, facing myriad challenges. He works tirelessly to hold families together and to reunify those who have been separated. He also specializes in assisting individuals facing detention and deportation and those immigrants who may have committed crimes while in the United States
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Firm: A N Mozep Law PLLC
Practice Areas: Immigration
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Practice Areas: Immigration
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Practice Areas: Immigration
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Firm: Michigan Immigrant Rights Center
Practice Areas: Immigration
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Firm: Ellis Porter
Practice Areas: Immigration
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Firm: Law Office of Christian Montesinos PLLC
Practice Areas: Immigration
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