American Dream® Law Office, PLLC is a Florida immigration firm. Our offices are in Temple Terrace (Tampa Bay) and Orlando, Florida. We don't have an office in Colorado. For Colorado cases, a Colorado-licensed attorney who works with our firm appears in person at the Denver and Aurora immigration courts and visits clients held at the ICE detention center in Aurora. Attorney Ahmad Yakzan is admitted to the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, where he brings federal cases such as habeas corpus and mandamus, and to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, which hears appeals from Colorado.
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Removal cases in Colorado are heard at the Denver Immigration Court, or at the Aurora Immigration Court inside the ICE detention center when the person is detained. Our Colorado attorney appears at your hearings in person: master calendar and individual hearings, cancellation of removal, asylum as a defense, adjustment of status in court, and motions to reopen. Deportation defense.
If a family member is held in Aurora, we can visit them, ask the immigration judge for a bond hearing, and prepare the evidence the judge will look at: family ties, work history, and a plan for coming to every hearing. Immigration bonds and mandatory detention and how to find someone detained by ICE.
When ICE holds someone without a lawful basis, or a bond hearing is denied or delayed, a habeas corpus petition asks a federal judge to review the detention. For someone held in Aurora, that petition is filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado. When USCIS has left a green card, citizenship or other application undecided for far longer than normal, a mandamus lawsuit asks the court to order a decision. Federal litigation.
I-130 petitions for spouses, parents, children, and siblings, adjustment of status, consular processing, removal of conditions (I-751), and waivers. Adjustment of status.
N-400 applications, eligibility reviews when there's a past arrest or long trips abroad, and N-336 appeals after a denial. U.S. citizenship.
Affirmative asylum applications filed with USCIS, and asylum as a defense in the Denver or Aurora court. Asylum.
No. Our offices are in Temple Terrace and Orlando, Florida. Consultations are by phone or video, and our Colorado attorney meets you at court or, if you are detained, at the detention center in Aurora.
Cases in Colorado are heard at the Denver Immigration Court, or at the Aurora Immigration Court if the person is detained. Your Notice to Appear says which court. You can also check the EOIR automated line at 1-800-898-7180, then call us to go over it.
An immigration judge's decision can be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals. After that, a petition for review of a case decided in Colorado goes to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, where Attorney Yakzan is admitted. The deadlines are short, so call as soon as you get a decision. Board of Immigration Appeals.
Attorney Yakzan studied law at Stetson University College of Law and founded American Dream® Law Office, PLLC in 2015. His practice is immigration law only. He speaks English, Arabic, and French, and his team serves clients in Spanish every day. Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2017–2020. More about Ahmad. Leer en español.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case depends on its own facts.
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