American Law Center (ALC) is pleased to announce its current approval rates as of March 6, 2013:

• 100% Approval on all U Visa Petitions
• 100% Approval on all Abused Spouse based Immigrant Visas/Green Cards
• 100% Approval on all Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival Cases (DACA)
• 100% Approval on all R-1 Visa for Religious Workers
• 99% Approval on all Family-Based Immigrant Cases
• 98% Approval on all Waiver Petitions filed overseas*
• 99% Approval of all Registry cases

Approval Rates for Cases in Removal Proceedings:

• 100% Approval on COR for Lawful Permanent Residence
• 100% Approval on COR for Non-LPR
• 100% Approval on Family Based Adjustment
• 100% Approval on Family Based Adjustment with a Waiver for the Criminal Convictions
• 100% Approval on all Asylum, CAT & Withholding cases
• 100% Approval on NACARA based Petitions, including derivative cases
• 100% Approval of all NACARA based Petitions including those with Criminal Convictions
• 100% Approval on all TPS cases
• 100% Approval for Waivers under 212 (C)
• 100% Approval for Waivers under 212 (h) even with the heightened standard
• 100% Approval for Waivers under 212 (i)
• 100% Approval for Waivers under 237(a)(1)(H)
• 99% Approval for 212(h) Waiver cases involving an Aggravated Felony

Success rates are not meant to nor do they guarantee a successful outcome or result in your case, as every case is different. It is unethical and illegal for any Attorney to guarantee a positive result. At ALC Attorney Arzani will provide you with her legal opinion as to what the strengths and weaknesses of your case are and her belief on how successful you may be. She cannot nor will she ever "guarantee" a positive outcome or result.

*Denied waiver petition overseas in Honduras was for an Applicant who was arrested for forgery, had negative contact with local and federal law enforcement, had a previous deportation after having entered illegally, a second apprehension by immigration officials, and a second removal.  Additionally, Applicant was arrested for child endangerment, assault with a deadly weapon, and kidnapping.  Although our office submitted voluminous documentation depicting the hardship Applicant's family faced, Applicant was denied because the equities listed were acquired after he was ordered deported. Applicant and his wife both suffer from a bi-polar disorder, and the denial addressed the fact that Applicant was/is emotionally unstable, and thus failed to demonstrated how he would relieve the emotional hardship on his wife. 

Our office's second denied waiver petition overseas was due to the Applicant having two illegal entries into the United States making him ineligible for a waiver.  Applicant failed to disclose his illegal entries to our office at the time of filing the application.