October 13, 2021

I-360 Approved for Immigrant Juvenile

Attorney Mooradian's client, a young man from Guatemala, received an approved Special Immigrant Juvenile visa based on a predicate order obtained from the probate and family court. That order detailed years of abuse and abandonment by his father. Following that abandonment and abuse, the child had fled to the United States, wherre he was able to reunify with his family. USCIS has made a determination that this child merits a special immigrant juvenile visa. Once a visa becomes available, the child will then be permitted to apply for a permanent resident status and is on his path to citizenship.

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January 19, 2023

I-360 Approved for Abandoned and Neglected Child

Attorney Mooradian's client, a young woman from Guatemala, was recently granted Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and deferred action by USCIS.

January 19, 2023

Marital I-130 Approved for Client from Middle East

The couple will now be able to pursue consular processing so she may enter the United States as a lawful permanent resident based upon the bona fide relationship of the couple.

January 19, 2023

Naturalization for Applicant with Severe Disability

Attorney Mooradian's client, who had original come to the United States as a refugee, recently naturalized as a U.S. Citizen.

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