Ahmad Immigration Law

03/30/2022

I’m pleased to announce that starting April 4, I will be joining the law firm of Haynes Novick Immigration in Washington, DC. An established leader in the areas of business immigration, family immigration, naturalization, asylum, and deportation defense, Haynes Novick is well known in the legal profession and highly respected for their legal excellence, impeccable ethical standards, and outstanding client service. I look forward to continuing to represent and advocate for my clients with the support of the team at Haynes Novick. Thank you as always for entrusting me with your immigration needs.

You can reach me via phone at 202-775-0107 or email at [email protected].

06/29/2021

Today marks the three-year anniversary of Ahmad Immigration Law. Since our founding, we have helped hundreds of clients with their immigration needs. To our clients, thank you for entrusting us with your business. We look forward to many more years of serving this wonderful community.

07/16/2020

Learn more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article244251382.html

US embassies and consulates are beginning the phased resumption of routine visa services. The dates for each embassy or consulate will depend on local conditions. We are unable to provide details for each location. Please monitor the embassy or consulate website for updates.

07/07/2020

If you are currently on a student visa and your university is moving to online-only classes, please contact a qualified immigration attorney to find out how these changes impact your status.

The news comes as some colleges and universities, including Harvard, have announced they will hold online-only courses this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic.

06/18/2020

Some welcome news: This new Supreme Court decision means that DACA holders can continue to renew their DACA status.

The decision is a dramatic victory for immigration advocates and gives a new lease on life for the so-called DREAMers, immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.

05/19/2020

Ahmad Immigration Law remains open to help you with your immigration needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. While USCIS offices and immigration courts remain closed for non-detained cases, applications can still be filed and it is never too early to begin preparing for your immigration court case. Out of concern for everyone’s health and safety, we are conducting consultations via phone or video-conference. Please contact the office to discuss your immigration matters.

10/05/2019

The action, which is set to take effect in 30 days, would require applicants, including people with ties to family members in the U.S., to show they have health insurance or prove their financial ability to pay for medical care before being issued a visa that could lead to a green card.

If you have questions about how this change could affect your visa application, please consult a qualified immigration attorney.

The White House issued a presidential proclamation requiring many future immigrant visa applicants to show they can afford health care, a move that could make it harder for poor migrants to enter the U.S.

09/14/2019

FYI. Be cautious with what you post on social media.

A new Trump administration regulation seeks to vet and review social media accounts of immigrants and asylum seekers applying for 9 types of benefits, including U,.S citizenship, residence, travel document, refugee

08/27/2019

Please speak to a qualified attorney if you have questions or concerns about how this new rule could impact you.

Confusion about a new federal rule to restrict legal immigration based on the use of public benefits may dampen sign-ups for health care, housing and food aid even among immigrants not directly tar…

04/08/2019

Given the news of Secretary Nielsen’s resignation, today seemed like a good day to re-up a topic that will be the defining feature of her legacy at DHS.

*Please note that this post does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with a qualified attorney for legal counsel. If you have seen the news or been on social media recently you have almost certainly heard of immigrant children being separated from their parents at the southern border.&

03/30/2019

For those following the humanitarian crisis at our border, this article provides an overview.

An immigration reporter who has lived in El Paso for 30 years had this to say:

“This is a complete political failure at every level, Congress, the administration. We have had five years of warning that this was coming. And we have done nothing in terms of response to prepare Border Patrol to handle this, to adjust laws to handle this influx of families. It's a massive political failure.”

Federal immigration officials in El Paso say they're overwhelmed by a massive influx of families seeking asylum. U.S. Customs and Border Protection has responded to the surge by moving personnel in from other areas, but that could exacerbate the problem by further slowing processing of asylum reques...

03/17/2019

“As a student of Irish history, I know well the desperate conditions that drove the families like the Hogans and the Hoynes to abandon their homeland and risk such a terrible journey, filled with hardship and danger, only to be greeted with suspicion, derision, and prejudice upon their arrival.

In my classes at NYU’s Ireland House, the topic of conversation turns continually back to the incredulity many of my fellow students share at hearing history repeat itself so unselfconsciously: how easy it seems to be for the current generation to forget that their ancestors were no different from the migrants now seeking amnesty on our southern border.”

33 million Americans claim Irish heritage and yet we have not learned from 19th century nativist hysteria