Law Office of Shafi Chowdhury

05/09/2026

Another successful marriage-based green card case approved.

Our client was out of status but eligible through marriage to a U.S. Citizen. With thorough preparation and strong supporting documentation, the case moved quickly through USCIS with no RFE issued.

Timeline:
• Filed with USCIS: February 2, 2026
• Interview Notice: March 9, 2026
• Interview: April 13, 2026
• Approval Notice: April 15, 2026
• Green Card Received: April 23, 2026

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05/04/2026

Someone can transfer your NYC property without ever stepping inside your home. Check your deed before someone else does.

Search your property for free on the Automated City Register Information System: https://a836-acris.nyc.gov/CP/

Property owners should immediately register for the NYC Notice of Recorded Document Program to receive alerts about new legal documents, such as deeds or mortgageshttps://www.nyc.gov/assets/finance/downloads/pdf/recorded_documents/notice_of_rec_faq.pdf

04/20/2026

Trump may not win the birthright citizenship case the way he assumed. I broke down which justices I think are most likely to side against him, which ones may hold, and why a 6–3 or even 7–2 outcome is possible.

Do you agree with this prediction, or do you think the Court goes another way?

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04/07/2026

Okay boomer. We believe you. Now do we remember who caused the Strait to be closed in the first place?!

03/25/2026

There are strict age limits for jobs where mistakes cost lives.

Air traffic controllers.
Federal agents.
Pilots.

But when it comes to the people running the country…
there are none.

Should there be a mandatory retirement age for members of Congress? Comment below

03/25/2026

There are strict age limits for jobs where mistakes cost lives.

Air traffic controllers.
Federal agents.
Pilots.

But when it comes to the people running the country…
there are none.

Should there be a mandatory retirement age for members of Congress?

03/23/2026

This weekend, President Trump threatened to send ICE agents to airports during the Department of Homeland Security partial shutdown, escalating his criticism of Congress for denying a blank check to the agency. “Border czar” Tom Homan has confirmed that the administration is planning to deploy these agents to airports across the country, despite their lack of training for airport security and interactions, and their clear track record of abusing their power, including through using excessive force against citizens and immigrants alike.
If this plan proceeds as described by President Trump, it will be the first time a president has sent armed ICE agents to airports to replace trained security agents and instill fear in families and other travelers.

03/21/2026

Elvis Presley’s career was significantly shaped by the immigration issues of his longtime manager, Colonel Tom Parker, who was actually an undocumented immigrant from the Netherlands. Because Parker had entered the United States illegally and later assumed a false identity, he avoided applying for a passport out of fear that leaving the country would expose his status and prevent his reentry. As a result, he strongly discouraged—and effectively blocked—Elvis from touring internationally, limiting him primarily to performances within the United States and a few controlled appearances abroad (such as in Canada). This restriction arguably narrowed Elvis’s global reach at the height of his fame, preventing him from capitalizing on massive international demand and shaping the trajectory of his career in ways that still spark debate today.

03/17/2026

The 2015 Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA), led by the Obama administration alongside the U.S., UK, France, Germany, Russia, and China, imposed strict limits on Iran’s nuclear program:

– Uranium enrichment capped at 3.67%
– Stockpile reduced by ~98%
– Thousands of centrifuges dismantled
– Continuous monitoring by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

Multiple IAEA reports (2016–2018) confirmed Iran was complying.

It wasn’t perfect—but it was one of the most comprehensive nonproliferation agreements ever reached.

02/10/2026