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We have represented clients before the Immigration Courts, Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) for appeals of immigration court decisions, United States District Court, United States Court of Appeals, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the Department of Homeland Security and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for prosecutorial discretion requests and stays of removal, the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Labor.
Our services include but not limited to:

Immigration Court Representation
Defensive Asylum before Immigration Judge
Bond /Custody Redetermination
Cancellation of Removal
Credible Fear Interview Representation
Ice Stay of Removal / Parole Requests
Negative Credible Fear Review
Motions to Terminate / Reopen / Reconsider

Citizenship, Green Cards & Work Permits
Affirmative Asylum before Asylum Office
Adjustment of Status Based on Marriage -
Green Card Renewals / Replacement
Citizenship and Naturalization
Green Cards for Asylees and Refugees
Work Permits
Green Cards for Family thru Consular Process
Green Cards thru L1 visas

Temporary, Work & Business Visas
TN (NAFTA) Visas for Canadian and Mexican Citizens
L1 Visas for Intra-company Transferees
E2 - Non-immigrant Investors Visas
B1 / B2 Visitor Visas
F-1/ M-1 Student Visas

Complex Immigration
Appeals Before BIA
(Board of Immigration Appeals)
9th Circuit Court Petitions for Review of BIA Denials
Federal Court Habeas Corpus Petitions
Immigration Court Representation
If you are legal permanent resident of the United States (also called a “green card” holder) and you’ve been convicted of certain crimes or broken other immigration laws, ICE may put you into deportation proceedings. However, you may be able to apply for a one-time-only pardon that allows you to cancel your deportation. Remember, you’ll have to apply while you’re in deportation proceedings—you can’t apply if you’ve been deported already. We can represent you before immigration judge to request cancellation of removal.
Citizenship, Green Cards & Work Permits
If you are an arriving alien, you may be a candidate for humanitarian parole, a discretionary form of release from detention. Humanitarian parole requests are decided by the field office director of the local office of ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations unit.
The process from an L1-b to a green card is a little more difficult. First, you can choose to apply for either an EB-2 or EB-3 Green Card based on your skill set. The EB-2, is an employment based Green Card that is for L1 holders who have exceptional ability. Let us help you navigate through such complex process of obtaining a green card through this category.
Temporary, Work & Business Visas
Under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), certain qualified professionals from Canada and Mexico can receive non- immigrant visas to work in the United States. Likewise, American professionals can work in Canada. If you have a job offer, or are in the process of applying for jobs, trust Paragon Law Firm’s skill, knowledge, and attention to detail.
There are two types of L-1: L-1a and L-1b. The L-1a may be used by U.S. companies to transfer executives or managers into the United States. It also allows a foreign company that does not yet have a U.S. office, to send an executive or manager to the United States, with the purpose of establishing one. The L-1b may be used for the transfer of an employee with specialized knowledge relating to the organization’s interests, from a foreign office to an office in the United States. The L-1b also permits a foreign company without a U.S. office to send an employee with special knowledge to the United States to help establish one.
Unlike the H1B category, there is no quota for E2 visas. The investment necessary to qualify for E2 Treaty Investor status varies and there is no set minimum. Consult our attorney today to see if you qualify for the E2 treaty investor visa.
The most common reasons for applying for B visas are to visit family, relatives, and friends residing in the U.S., and also to engage in short-term business trips in the U.S. for business discussions, negotiations, meetings, and site inspections. Call our office today for more information.
Complex Immigration
We have litigated Petitions for Review (PFRs), including Motions to Stay Removal or Deportation, before the Circuit Courts of Appeal. You typically have thirty (30) days from the Board of Immigration Appeals decision to file a circuit court PFR, so do not delay in contacting us.
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