When it comes to immigration cases, I collect pebbles.

Unlike many immigration attorneys, I don’t swing for the fences.

Sure, if I hit a home run – that is, if I find a truly extraordinary issue, or a set of extraordinary circumstances, I’ll gladly use them to defend my clients.

But I will still surround those bigger issues with as many pebbles as I can collect.

Related Podcasts:

Episode 186: Hardship Is Not A Silver-Spoon Theory

Episode 26: The Wrong First Question

Recommended Links For More Information:

Beyond the Pain: What Immigration Officers Are Really Asking In Hardship Waiver Cases

50 Questions That Decide I-601 & I-601A Waiver Cases: How Officers Evaluate Extreme Hardship