Law Firm of Farhan Aryan P.C.

Law Firm of Farhan Aryan P.C. Farhan A***n Esq. Attorney and Counsellor at Law in New York and U.S. District Court.

Committed to truth, integrity, and justice, we help clients navigate complex legal matters with professionalism and care.

09/02/2026

যুক্তরাষ্ট্রে অ্যাটর্নী ফারহান আরিয়ান ল’ অফিসের প্রথম ক্রিমিনাল কেস সফলভাবে সম্পন্ন হয়েছে। মামলাটি পরিচালন.....

08/28/2026

Interview Clip with Thikana News.

Courtesy: Abir Alamgir

⚠️ STOPPED BY ICE? KNOW YOUR 4TH, 5TH & 6TH AMENDMENT RIGHTSAn ICE encounter can happen quickly. Knowing which constitut...
08/27/2026

⚠️ STOPPED BY ICE? KNOW YOUR 4TH, 5TH & 6TH AMENDMENT RIGHTS

An ICE encounter can happen quickly. Knowing which constitutional protections apply can make a major difference.

🔹 4TH AMENDMENT — SEARCHES & DETENTION

The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

If ICE stops you, calmly ask:

“Am I free to leave?”

If the answer is yes, you may calmly leave.

You generally do not have to consent to a search of your belongings, phone, vehicle, or person. You can clearly say:

“I do not consent to a search.”

At your home, do not open the door merely because ICE identifies itself. Ask officers to show the warrant. An ICE administrative warrant is different from a warrant signed by a judge.

Never physically resist an officer, even if you believe the stop or search is unlawful.

🔹 5TH AMENDMENT — RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT

You generally have the right not to answer questions that may incriminate you.

You can say:

“I choose to remain silent. I want to speak with an attorney.”

Be especially careful before answering questions about:

• Where you were born
• How or when you entered the United States
• Your immigration history
• Prior removals or departures
• Your current immigration status

Most importantly: Do not lie, provide false documents, or falsely claim U.S. citizenship.

🔹 6TH AMENDMENT — RIGHT TO COUNSEL

This part is often misunderstood.

The Sixth Amendment right to counsel generally applies to criminal prosecutions. Immigration removal proceedings are civil proceedings.

That means the government generally does not have to provide you with a free immigration attorney.

However, a person in removal proceedings generally has the right to hire and be represented by an attorney at their own expense.

✅ A simple statement to remember during an ICE encounter:

“Am I free to leave? I do not consent to a search. I choose to remain silent. I want to speak with an attorney.”

Knowing your rights does not mean arguing with officers. Stay calm, do not physically resist, and speak with a qualified immigration attorney as soon as possible.

⚖️ General legal information only. Every immigration case depends on its individual facts and circumstances.

08/27/2026

Interview clips with Thikana News

Courtesy: Abir Alamgir

🚨 EMERGENCY IMMIGRATION UPDATE: IMMIGRANT VISA INTERVIEWS PAUSED WORLDWIDEA major development is affecting immigrant vis...
08/26/2026

🚨 EMERGENCY IMMIGRATION UPDATE: IMMIGRANT VISA INTERVIEWS PAUSED WORLDWIDE

A major development is affecting immigrant visa applicants at U.S. embassies and consulates around the world.

The Trump administration has temporarily paused or rescheduled immigrant visa appointments while the U.S. Department of State provides additional training to consular officers concerning public-charge screening.

For families who have already waited months—or even years—for their immigrant visa interviews, this could mean another unexpected delay.

⚠️ WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

🔹 This is NOT a shutdown of every U.S. visa.

This development concerns immigrant visas, meaning visas intended for people seeking permanent residence in the United States through consular processing.

Tourist visas, student visas, and temporary employment visas are nonimmigrant visas and are not part of this particular immigrant-visa pause.

🔹 Adjustment of Status inside the United States is different.

If you are eligible to apply for a Green Card through Form I-485 while physically present in the United States, that is a USCIS process and is separate from immigrant visa processing at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad.

🔹 Family-based immigrant visa applicants may be significantly affected.

Applicants waiting for spouse, parent, child, sibling, and other family-sponsored immigrant visa interviews should pay particular attention to any communication from the National Visa Center or the U.S. embassy or consulate handling their case.

🔹 Public charge is at the center of the new training.

Consular officers are being trained regarding the government’s public-charge requirements—the determination of whether an immigrant visa applicant may be considered likely to become primarily dependent on government assistance under the applicable legal standard.

🔹 Do not assume your case has been denied.

A postponed or rescheduled interview is not the same as a visa denial.

If your interview is affected, continue monitoring your email, CEAC account, NVC correspondence, and the website of the embassy or consulate handling your case.

⚖️ THE BIG LEGAL QUESTION

How long can a supposedly temporary administrative pause continue before it effectively prevents qualified immigrants from obtaining visas?

That question may become increasingly important if the interruption continues for an extended period—particularly because a federal court recently struck down a separate policy involving immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries.

For families who followed the law, filed their petitions, paid government fees, submitted their documents, completed screening, and waited patiently for their turn, another indefinite delay can have very serious consequences.

📌 If your immigrant visa interview has been cancelled, postponed, or rescheduled, do not panic—but do not ignore the notice. Review exactly what the embassy or NVC has instructed you to do and obtain individualized legal advice when necessary.

Information current as of August 26, 2026. Immigration policies are changing rapidly, and applicants should verify current requirements before taking action.

⚠️ SEPTEMBER 2026 VISA BULLETIN: THREE EMPLOYMENT-BASED CATEGORIES TO WATCHThe U.S. Department of State has released the...
08/26/2026

⚠️ SEPTEMBER 2026 VISA BULLETIN: THREE EMPLOYMENT-BASED CATEGORIES TO WATCH

The U.S. Department of State has released the September 2026 Visa Bulletin, with important warnings for applicants in several employment-based green card categories.

🔹 EB-1 India

High demand may cause the category to become unavailable before the fiscal year ends if India reaches its prorated annual limit.

🔹 EB-2

The Department of State may retrogress the Final Action Date—or make the category unavailable—before September 30 to remain within the FY-2026 annual limit.

🔹 EB-5 Unreserved

Retrogression or unavailability is also possible before the end of the fiscal year because of increased demand and visa usage.

📅 Why September matters

The federal fiscal year ends on September 30, 2026. If your priority date is current, do not assume it will remain current for the entire month. Applicants should promptly confirm:

✅ Whether their priority date is current
✅ Which filing chart USCIS is accepting
✅ Whether all required documents are ready
✅ Whether any action should be taken before visa availability changes

A new visa allocation begins on October 1 for FY-2027. However, this does not guarantee that every cutoff date will immediately advance or that every category will become available.

The bulletin also advises certain current and former U.S. Government employees abroad—and qualifying surviving spouses and children seeking special immigrant visas under INA §101(a)(27)(D)—to contact the consular post where Form DS-1884 was filed regarding the FY-2024 NDAA. This notice does not affect qualifying Iraqi and Afghan SQ/SI applicants.

📌 Visa Bulletin cases are highly fact-specific. If you are unsure whether your priority date is current or what action you should take, obtain a professional case review instead of relying on assumptions.

Official source: U.S. Department of State—September 2026 Visa Bulletin

Law Firm of Farhan A***n P.C.
Farhan A***n, Esq.
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law
Admitted in New York State and the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Northern Districts of New York

📍 72-35 Broadway, Suite 213
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
📞 +1 (844) 343-2529 ext. 101
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.aryanlawfirm.com

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After 7 long months of waiting, my framed New York attorney license finally arrived! ⚖️It’s hard to put into words what ...
08/26/2026

After 7 long months of waiting, my framed New York attorney license finally arrived! ⚖️

It’s hard to put into words what this moment means to me. Behind this frame are months—and years—of struggle, sacrifice, setbacks, sleepless nights, uncertainty, and refusing to give up when the odds seemed stacked against me.

There were many moments when the road felt incredibly difficult, but I kept moving forward. Today, seeing this license framed in front of me is more than receiving a document—it is a reminder that persistence, faith, and determination can carry you through even the hardest chapters.

But this moment also comes with a deep sense of emptiness.

I only wish my father were here to witness this achievement. This was not only my dream—it was his dream too. A dream that has finally come true. He was my greatest inspiration, my strongest motivation, and the person who pushed me to pursue what at times felt like an impossible task.

I wish I could place this framed license in his hands and tell him, “We did it. Your dream came true.”

Every struggle made this moment more meaningful. Every setback made me more determined. And every step of this journey carries a part of him with me.

Finally, it’s here. And yes—it was worth every fight. ❤️⚖️

Grateful to everyone who believed in me, supported me, prayed for me, and stood beside me throughout this journey.

08/25/2026

Interview clip with Thikana News

Courtesy: Abir Alamgir

⚖️ Raising a Child Who Isn’t Legally Yours? Guardianship May Help — and for Some Young People, It May Open a Path Toward...
08/25/2026

⚖️ Raising a Child Who Isn’t Legally Yours? Guardianship May Help — and for Some Young People, It May Open a Path Toward a Green Card.

You may be the person who takes the child to school, attends parent-teacher meetings, handles medical appointments, and provides a stable home. But without legal authority, schools, doctors, and other institutions may not recognize your right to make important decisions for the child.

New York guardianship proceedings may provide that legal authority.

For certain young people, guardianship can also become an important part of an immigration case involving Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS).

If a young person under 21 has been abused, abandoned, or neglected by one or both parents, New York Family Court may be able to issue the specific findings required to support an SIJS petition with USCIS. If the federal requirements are ultimately satisfied and an immigrant visa becomes available, SIJS can provide a pathway toward lawful permanent residence.

⏳ Timing is critical.

New York generally allows qualifying SIJS-related guardianship proceedings for young people under 21, but the necessary state-court process must be completed while the court still has jurisdiction. Waiting until age 20 can leave very little room for delays.

📄 A regular guardianship order may not be enough.

An SIJS case requires specific state-court findings concerning dependency or custody, abuse, neglect, abandonment or a similar basis under state law, the viability of reunification with one or both parents, and whether returning to the child’s country of nationality or last habitual residence is in the child’s best interest. The Family Court papers and proposed order therefore need to be prepared carefully with the federal immigration requirements in mind.

⚠️ SIJS is not appropriate for every guardianship case.

The facts of the child’s relationship with the parents matter, and SIJS has important immigration consequences. Each case should be evaluated individually before proceeding.

At the Law Firm of Farhan A***n P.C., we can assist with the process from the New York Family Court guardianship and SIJS findings through the federal immigration filings.

Free Consultation

Don’t wait until the child is approaching the age deadline to find out whether this option is available.

Farhan A***n, Esq.
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law
Admitted in the State of New York and U.S. Federal District Courts

Law Firm of Farhan A***n P.C.
72-35 Broadway, Suite 213
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
📞 (844) 343-2529 ext. 101
✉️ [email protected]
🌐 www.aryanlawfirm.com

Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. This post provides general information only, is not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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08/25/2026

Clip of interview with Thikana News.
Courtesy of Abir Alamgir.

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