The Law Offices of Sabrina Li has been successful in assisting another client. We would like to share their case with you.
Our client came to us after he was ordered removed by an immigration judge. However, our client could not obtain the necessary documentation to be removed. Thus, after being ordered removed, our client was released by ICE under an order of supervision.
After being released for three months, our client was desperate for a way to be able to financially support himself, so he contacted our office.
Our knowledgeable team knew that in these situations, it is possible to obtain an employment authorization document to allow the client to work until his removal order can be executed. We helped the client apply for a work permit and showed that he had financial necessity.
Our client was so thrilled when their application was approved! He was issued an employment authorization document valid for one year.
To be eligible for an employment authorization document after a removal order, an individual must establish:
If you or someone you know has encountered a similar issue and needs the assistance of qualified professionals, please do not hesitate to contact (213)375-8096 or email info@sabrinali.law, We are here to help!
Our attorneys possess diverse immigration experience and have an in-depth understanding of the complex interplay between various immigration laws, policies, and regulations, ensuring accurate and comprehensive guidance. We offer a full range of immigration services, addressing all aspects of your case while identifying potential opportunities and challenges.
We provide a tailored approach to each client's case, ensuring that you receive individualized attention and a customized strategy for your unique situation. We adjust our strategy as your needs or circumstances change, guaranteeing a seamless transition between different phases of your immigration journey.
Our team is composed of immigrant and first-generation American professionals, along with individuals from various cultural backgrounds. Many of us have firsthand knowledge of the challenges faced during the immigration process. This allows us to provide guidance and advocacy rooted in authentic understanding.
