Brazen Legal, PLLC.

09/30/2026

Another day, another green card approval! 🥳

Newlyweds. No kids. Didn’t live together.

They were married for about 6 months when we filed the case.

One of very few crimmigration-ish cases I’ve had in years.

Still approved, exactly 8 months after we filed.

The things they tell you will keep you from getting a green card won’t if you know what you’re doing.

Have doubts? Here’s a link to my calendar. Let’s talk about your case: https://brazenlegal.as.me/

09/25/2026

Another day, another green card approval! 🥳

Start to finish: 5 months.

Newlyweds (just celebrated their one year wedding anniversary).

The haters will say “it’s just a 2-year green card.”

To which I say, it’s better than no green card, especially these days.

While you’re waiting, immigrants are winning.

Where do you wanna be in 5 months?

Click the link below if you wanna be closer to having a green card.

Brazen Legal is an immigration law firm that specializes in complex marriage green card cases. Our mission is to get legal status for every immigrant in the United States. We help clients from all over the world live and work in the United States.

09/01/2026

A new month JUST started, and we’re already seeing green card approvals for our Brazen Legal clients! 🥳

🎉 Cases filed in February.

🎉 Cases filed with “too little evidence.”

🎉 Cases filed for clients who don’t live together.

🎉 Cases without joint bank accounts.

🎉 Cases full of “red flags” that couldn’t possibly be approved in this Administration.

I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it: just because they move the goal post doesn’t mean you can’t win.

Because my clients and other immigrants are still winning.

I’m here when you’re ready to win, too.

08/21/2026

It’s been raining marriage green card approvals this month!

🥳 We’ve seen approvals for cases we filed 6 months ago.

🥳 Cases for immigrants who entered on the Biden Program.

🥳 Cases for immigrants married less than a year.

🥳 Cases for immigrants married over 2 years.

🥳 Cases with “little” evidence.

In case you’re not picking up what I’m putting down…

IMMIGRANTS ARE STILL WINNING!

And families are staying together.

Where would you be if you filed your case 6 months ago?

Where will you be in 6 months if you don’t start now? 👀

08/10/2026

Just a quick reminder that some TPS holders are able to work with other employment authorization based on a pending application for relief, such as an adjustment of status case, asylum, cancellation of removal, and more.

07/14/2026

Mwen fè videyo sa a paske mwen wè anpil moun k ap pataje move enfòmasyon oswa enfòmasyon ki pa kòrèk ak kominote ayisyen an konsènan sa ou dwe fè lè TPS ou a fini. Gen anpil moun ki vle eksplwate kominote a. Tanpri, pataje videyo sa a pou moun ka jwenn bon enfòmasyon.

Nan videyo sa a, Avoka Bianca diskite sou ki opsyon moun genyen pou...

07/14/2026

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) may be ending for many countries, but that doesn't mean there are no options to stay in the U.S.

Here is a video where I discuss the most viable options many immigrants can explore

In this video, immigration attorney Bianca Jordan reviews possible ...

06/28/2026

I’ll be on WMBR-Radio, 88.1 FM at MIT at 8:20am(ish) this morning to discuss the Supreme Court’s TPS ruling and what happens next.

The show will be in Haitian Creole.

Please tune in!

06/06/2026

I’ll put it this way: unless and until y’all see me make a video that says “hey y’all, they changed the law to say you can’t file a green card application anymore,” continue to file your green card applications.

And those of you who are in the U.S. and are either married to a green card holder or are the child of a green card holder are able to file your adjustment of status applications in June 2026!

Let’s work! https://www.brazenlegal.com

05/21/2026

Spouses and children of green card holders will be able to adjust their status soon because in June, the visa bulletin will be current for this category.

You're eligible if:

1. You're the husband, wife, or child (unmarried and under 21 years old) of a green card holder
2. You have an approved I-130
3. You're currently in the United States
4. You entered the U.S. legally (i.e. with a visa or parole)
5. Your I-94 has not yet expired

Time is of the essence, so if you’re eligible, get your application together now so tjat you’re ready to file before July.

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