Immigration Law Office of Marina Alexandrovich

Immigration Law Office of Marina Alexandrovich Our office represents clients before all Arizona U.S. Immigration Courts and out-of-state U.S. Immigration Court. I represent detained and non-detained clients.

I graduated from law school in Russia and earned a Juris Doctor (JD) degree. Master degree in law ( LLM) degree in E-Commerce law in Toronto, Canada. I went to Albany Law School, NY (USA-Russia Exchange program). I have been practicing immigration law for 16 years with a heavy focus on complicated cases and appellate work with USCIS and Immigration Courts, Board of Immigration Appeals and 9th Circ

uit Court of Appeals and representation of detained client in bond/bail proceedings in Immigration Detention Centers. Appeals with USCIS
The appellate work with USCIS includes filing I-290B Appeals and Motions to Reopen and/or Reconsider with USCIS on denied decisions for I-485 Adjustment of Status case, I-765 Employment Authorizations, I-130 Petitions for Relatives, I-918 Application for U visa status, I-192 Application for Non-Immigrant Waivers, I-601 Application for Immigrant Visa Waivers
deportation defense with representation of clients before Immigration court focusing on I-589 Asylum Applications. Appeals with Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
The appellate work with BIA includes filing direct appeal on Immigration Court decisions denying bonds, denying Asylum, E-42B Applications for a Cancellation of Removal for non-resident, E-42A Applications for a Cancellation of Removal for residents and I-485 Applications for Adjustment of Status with or without I-601 Waivers of grounds of inadmissibility. It also includes Motion to Reopen and/or Motion to Reconsider with BIA. Appeals with 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
The appellate work with 9th Court of Appeals include filing Petition for Review (PFR) with or without Stay of Removal. Appeals/Motions before Immigration Courts
Motion practice with Immigration Courts includes filing Motion to Reopen in absentia order of removal with Immigration Court, Motions to Reopen based on new circumstances and/or Motions to Reconsider

Warm wishes this holiday season and best of luck in the year ahead. I look forward to continuing our work together in 20...
12/24/2025

Warm wishes this holiday season and best of luck in the year ahead. I look forward to continuing our work together in 2026. Your immigration attorney, Marina Alexandrovich

Warm wishes this holiday season and best of luck in the year ahead. I look forward to continuing our work together in 20...
12/24/2025

Warm wishes this holiday season and best of luck in the year ahead. I look forward to continuing our work together in 2026.

📢 ÚLTIMA HORA: ¡Interdicto Nacional en Maldonado Bautista v. Santacruz!🚨 Una jueza federal emitió un interdicto (injunct...
11/25/2025

📢 ÚLTIMA HORA: ¡Interdicto Nacional en Maldonado Bautista v. Santacruz!

🚨 Una jueza federal emitió un interdicto (injunction) a nivel nacional en Maldonado Bautista et al. v. Santacruz, anulando la política del DHS del 8 de julio de 2025 que imponía detención obligatoria clasificando falsamente a miles de personas como “solicitantes de admisión.”

⚖️ La Corte determinó que rige el §1226(a) — no el §1225(b) — para personas que ya viven dentro de EE.UU., lo cual significa:
➡️ SÍ tienen derecho a una audiencia de fianza.

El fallo rechaza Matter of Yajure-Hurtado y restaura protecciones de debido proceso en todo el paĂ­s.

✨ Regresan las audiencias de fianza. Regresan los derechos. Gana el debido proceso — en todo EE.UU.

📢 BREAKING: Nationwide Injunction Issued in Maldonado Bautista v. Santacruz!🚨 A federal judge has issued a nationwide in...
11/25/2025

📢 BREAKING: Nationwide Injunction Issued in Maldonado Bautista v. Santacruz!

🚨 A federal judge has issued a nationwide injunction in Maldonado Bautista et al. v. Santacruz, striking down DHS’s controversial July 8, 2025 detention policy that had forced thousands into mandatory detention by labeling them “applicants for admission.”

⚖️ The Court held that §1226(a) — not §1225(b) — governs detention for people already living inside the U.S., meaning:
➡️ They ARE entitled to bond hearings.

The ruling rejects Matter of Yajure-Hurtado and restores due-process protections nationwide.

✨ Bond hearings are back. Rights are back. Due process wins — nationwide

🙏 Victory in Immigration Court !After years of living in fear and uncertainty, my amazing client—who has worked hard, su...
06/11/2025

🙏 Victory in Immigration Court !After years of living in fear and uncertainty, my amazing client—who has worked hard, supported a family, and never gave up—finally took a major step toward legal status. These are the moments that matter.
Fue un buen dĂ­a en la corte de inmigracion. DespuĂŠs de muchos aĂąos sin papeles, mi cliente por fin estĂĄ en camino a un estatus legal. Me siento agradecido de poder ayudar a quienes merecen la oportunidad de estar aquĂ­ con dignidad.

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ARE YOU DECIDING IF YOU NEED AN EXPERT WITNESS IN YOUR ASYLUM CASE?You don’t have to face asylum court alone!Sometimes t...
04/29/2025

ARE YOU DECIDING IF YOU NEED AN EXPERT WITNESS IN YOUR ASYLUM CASE?

You don’t have to face asylum court alone!
Sometimes the right expert can help tell your story better.

Who can help?
• 🎓 Professors
• 📰 Journalists
• ✊ Human rights workers
• ⚕️ Doctors and therapists
• ✝️ Religious leaders
• 🌈 LGBTQ+ advocates
• 🏛️ Former officials

Experts explain why it’s dangerous for you to go back — in ways the judge will understand.

Need advice? Message us and schedule a consultation.

ASYLUM SEEKERS! EXAMPLES OF PATTERN OR PRACTICE OF PERSECUTION. Pattern or practice of persecution means a whole group i...
04/27/2025

ASYLUM SEEKERS! EXAMPLES OF PATTERN OR PRACTICE OF PERSECUTION. Pattern or practice of persecution means a whole group is being targeted — not just one person.

Some real examples: Jehovah’s Witnesses in the Soviet Union, Roma in Europe, LGBT groups in Africa, political dissidents in Eritrea.

If you’re part of a group like this, you can qualify for asylum — regardless of what country you’re from.

Asylum seekers, take heart! There's a crucial rule in asylum law known as 'PATTERN or PRACTICE of persecution.' If you b...
04/24/2025

Asylum seekers, take heart! There's a crucial rule in asylum law known as 'PATTERN or PRACTICE of persecution.' If you belong to a group regularly targeted due to their identity, you may qualify for asylum. You don't need to prove personal persecution - just demonstrate the danger faced by people like you. This could be your chance to seek safety. Consult a lawyer and discover your rights. You may have more options than you think.

01/22/2025

MORE BREAKING NEWS!
The DHS 9110-9M memorandum explains how the U.S. government can quickly remove certain noncitizens (aliens) who are in the country without proper documentation, without requiring a formal court hearing. Here’s a simplified breakdown:
1. Who it applies to:
• People attempting to enter the U.S. without proper documents or using fake ones.
• Noncitizens who are inside the U.S. but have been here for less than two years.
2. Who is protected:
• Legal permanent residents (green card holders).
• Refugees or people seeking asylum who express fear of returning to their home country.
3. Process:
• Immigration officers decide if someone qualifies for expedited removal.
• Officers screen for individuals who may qualify for asylum and cannot be removed immediately.
4. Why it exists:
• To speed up the removal of people without legal grounds to stay in the U.S.

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Tempe, AZ
85282

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