Asylum
Need help with an asylum case? Ehsan Law, PLLC helps asylum seekers prepare applications, declarations, evidence, and legal strategy.
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Our Practice Areas
Immigration Services for High-Stakes Situations
Explore the immigration areas Ehsan Law handles nationwide, then start with a free intake.
Citizenship & Naturalization
Ready to become a U.S. citizen? Ehsan Law helps lawful permanent residents prepare N-400 applications, interviews, RFEs, and naturalization denials.
Learn more →Family Immigration
Reuniting your family through immigration? Ehsan Law helps with marriage green cards, I-130 petitions, consular processing, waivers, and family-based immigration.
Learn more →Federal Habeas Corpus
Detained by ICE for months with no hearing? Ehsan Law files federal habeas corpus petitions challenging unlawful immigration detention in U.S. District Court.
Learn more →Business & Employment Visas
Ehsan Law helps employers, workers, investors, and professionals with H-1B, O-1, L-1, E-2, EB-1, National Interest Waiver, PERM, and employment-based green cards.
Learn more →Removal & Deportation Defense
Facing deportation or immigration court? Ehsan Law defends immigrants in removal proceedings, bond hearings, motions, and appeals nationwide.
Learn more →Asylum-Based Adjustment of Status
Granted asylum and ready to apply for a green card? Ehsan Law, PLLC helps asylees prepare adjustment of status applications and supporting documents.
Learn more →Special Immigrant Visas (SIV)
Ehsan Law helps Afghan and Iraqi SIV applicants with Chief of Mission approval, denials, reconsideration, NVC delays, consular processing, and family cases. We speak Dari.
Learn more →Your Case Was Denied. Here Is What You Can Still Do.
Received an immigration denial or removal order? Ehsan Law, PLLC helps clients evaluate immigration appeals, motions, and urgent next steps.
Learn more →Mandamus Lawsuits
Has your green card, visa, or citizenship case been pending for years with no answer? Ehsan Law files mandamus and APA lawsuits to force federal agencies to act.
Learn more →Your Path Forward
Three steps to move forward
You do not need to diagnose your own case before contacting us. Start with the facts you already know.
Tell Us What Happened
Share your immigration history, notices, deadlines, family circumstances, and goals.
We Review the Next Step
Our team identifies whether attorney review, consultation, or representation may be appropriate.
Move Forward Prepared
If we can help, we explain the scope, next steps, and what to expect before paid work begins.