Sample matters
Eight matters, told plainly
These sample matters were written for this site. They show how we describe a result: the word on the decision, the kind of case and what it took.
Granted
Cancellation of removal
A father of three, eleven years in Dallas. The judge granted relief after a full hearing.
2025
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Approved
Marriage green card
A gap in his entry record. We built the evidence file, and the officer approved after the interview.
2024
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Terminated
Removal proceedings
Her family petition was approved, and the government agreed to end the case so she could apply with USCIS.
2024
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Naturalized
Citizenship interview
She missed the English portion once. After two practice sessions she passed, and took the oath.
2025
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Renewed
DACA and work permit
Filed with months to spare, and the new card arrived before the old one expired.
2025
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Bond granted
Detention, bond hearing
A worker detained after a traffic stop. The judge set bond, and he came home to await his case.
2024
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Waiver approved
Unlawful presence waiver
A husband outside the country for the interview. The waiver was approved and the family reunited in Dallas.
2023
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Granted
Asylum, immigration court
A young woman who fled threats at home. Her records, her witnesses and her story agreed, and the judge granted asylum.
2025
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Sample matters, written to show how we describe results. Every case is different, and past results don't guarantee a similar outcome.
Reading them
A word on a decision is not a promise
The same facts can end differently in front of another judge or officer, on another day. What we can promise is the work: reading the whole file, building the evidence and telling you the odds as we see them.
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