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Nikah and Mahr in US Law: Faith Meets Legal Protection
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Kilmar Abrego García Case: The Fragility of Immigrant Protections and Why His Case Matters for Immigrant Rights
The Kilmar Abrego García Case has drawn national attention, underscoring how complex and uncertain immigration protections can be. Despite having legal relief, Abrego García faced unexpected deportation and new legal battles, showing how quickly circumstances can change. His case illustrates the importance of knowing your rights, preparing for ICE check-ins, and having strong legal representation. At Qazi Law Offices, we stand ready to guide immigrant families through these challenges with clarity, compassion, and skilled advocacy.
Immigrant Survivors of Betrayal: Finding Hope Through VAWA and T Visas
Betrayal leaves deep scars, especially for immigrant survivors of abuse, trafficking, and broken promises. At Qazi Law Offices, we’ve seen how VAWA and T visas provide more than legal status; they restore dignity, safety, and hope. From women escaping abusive marriages to men trafficked into forced labor, these protections transform lives. If you or someone you love is facing betrayal tied to immigration status, know there are legal paths forward. Justice and healing are possible.
Urgent Update: SIJ Youth Losing Work Permit Access – Act Now
Important Update: SIJ Deferred Action Policy If you’re a young person in the U.S. with Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) status, there’s a major policy change
US Visa Interview Waiver Update: What Every Applicant Needs to Know Before September 2
The US visa interview waiver program is changing: effective September 2, 2025, most nonimmigrant visa applicants, including H, L, F, J, and O categories, must attend an in-person consular interview. Even children under 14 and seniors over 79 are no longer exempt. Only narrow categories, like certain diplomatic visas or B‑1/B‑2 renewals within 12 months, remain eligible. Missed waivers could lead to delays and travel disruption. At Qazi Law, we explain the new rules clearly, help you confirm eligibility, and assist in prepping your case to avoid surprises.
From Fear to Freedom: Immigration Options for Abused Immigrant Women
At Qazi Law Offices, we provide compassionate guidance on immigration options for abused immigrant women, helping survivors escape abuse and exploitation. Through VAWA and T visas, Latina women and other survivors can break free from abuse, escape trafficking, and reclaim their independence. These protections offer not just paperwork, but a pathway to stability, dignity, and hope. Every woman deserves the chance to live without fear and to shape her own future.
Nikah Marriage and US Immigration Law: Protecting Yourself from Abuse and Fraud
Nikah marriage and US immigration law can be a complex intersection of cultural tradition and legal requirements. Many Muslim couples discover too late that a religious-only marriage may not be recognized for immigration benefits, leading to serious issues in VAWA cases and other petitions. This article explores the legal implications of unregistered nikah, how it can be misused for immigration fraud, and the protections available for survivors, offering both awareness and practical guidance for navigating these sensitive situations.
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status: Real-Life Resilience and a Path to Safety for Unaccompanied Minors
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) offers unaccompanied minors a legal lifeline when returning home means facing abuse, neglect, or abandonment. At Qazi Law Offices, we guide these children through complex court and immigration processes, helping them secure safety, stability, and a future filled with hope. From fighting for their green cards to supporting them beyond the courtroom, we believe every child deserves protection and the chance to thrive. Learn how SIJS changes lives and why advocacy is critical now more than ever.
Adoption Trafficking in Pakistan: A Hidden Crisis With Devastating U.S. Immigration Consequences
Adoption trafficking in Pakistan is a hidden crisis affecting countless families and children with devastating consequences under U.S. immigration law. At Qazi Law, we’ve handled real cases where undocumented status, misrepresentation, and visa denials stem from informal or coerced adoptions. Learn how to avoid long-term legal consequences, what options are available for those affected, and how early legal guidance can make all the difference. This article is essential reading for any family touched by international adoption.
The Power of Legal Advocacy: A Story of Hope, Tenacity, and Empathy
In this moving story of the power of legal advocacy, Attorney Farrah shares her first asylum case—a mother of six who escaped extreme abuse and trafficking. After being turned away by four other lawyers, B found hope at Qazi Law Offices. Through years of legal battles, community support, and unwavering empathy, B and her children now live free and thriving. This case is a powerful reminder that with the right help, justice and healing are always possible.
Nikah and Immigration Law: The Legal Implications of Fraud and Abuse
Nikah is deeply significant in Muslim communities, but under U.S. immigration law, it is not considered a valid marriage without civil registration. This article explores the legal challenges and risks when Nikah is used to manipulate or exploit a spouse, particularly immigrants. We also explain how victims may qualify for relief through VAWA or T visas. At Qazi Law, we guide clients through the intersection of Nikah and immigration law with care, insight, and strong legal support.
Form G-28 Filing Rule Update: What Immigrants & Lawyers Must Know
The recent Form G‑28 Filing Rule Update changes when and how attorneys must file the Notice of Entry of Appearance. Even if you previously submitted a G‑28, you now need a new one for every new application or agency contact. Failing to meet DHS’s stricter standards, such as missing signatures or outdated contact info, can delay your case or invalidate legal representation. Our blog breaks down the rule changes, who is affected, and what you need to do to stay on track with your case.