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Legal Representation in Federal Immigration Litigation

We serve clients across all 50 states in immigration law, defending their rights in the federal courts against delayed applications, immigration detention and immigration court denials. We know what a drawn-out application, a detention that takes away someone’s liberty, or an unexpected denial can do to a life. That is why, when we review your case, we weigh not only the legal requirements but your family, your working life and what you expect from your future.

Our starting point in every case is not filing suit, but identifying the legal route that fits the problem in front of you. We explain from the outset what steps are available, what those steps can ask a court for, what the risks are and what it costs. Once we take on your representation we prepare your case meticulously, follow every stage of it closely, and keep you regularly informed as things develop.

Asım Clinch, Esq.

He is a graduate of the Marmara University Faculty of Law and completed his LL.M. at SMU Dedman School of Law. He is admitted to the Missouri Bar and has taken an active part in the preparation and strategy of more than 1,000 immigration cases.

Asım Clinch, Esq.

Our Team

We work through careful case preparation, steady follow-up and open communication.
The attorneys who serve as Of Counsel on our team.

Attorney Nurullah Çelik, Esq.

Nurullah Çelik, Esq.

Of Counsel

New York State Bar

Attorney Yakup Sevinç, Esq.

Yakup Sevinç, Esq.

Of Counsel

State Bar of California

Our Federal Litigation Practice

Delayed applications

Mandamus

Weighing whether to go to federal court when the agency has not taken an action it owes, or when a decision on the application is overdue.

Read the guide 28 U.S.C. § 1361

Immigration detention

Habeas Corpus

Weighing the legal routes for having a federal court examine whether detention that restricts a person’s liberty is lawful.

Read the guide 28 U.S.C. § 2241

Removal orders

Petition for Review

Asking a federal court of appeals to review a removal order that is open to judicial review, where the applicable conditions are met.

Read the guide 8 U.S.C. § 1252

Let’s Talk About the Steps Available in Your Case

Let’s go over your situation and your documents together, and weigh openly the legal options that fit your case.

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