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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 Failing to meet DHS’s stricter standards, such as missing signatures or outdated contact info, can delay your case or invalidate legal representation.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.
TPS for Afghans Is Ending: Legal Options and Urgent Next Steps
TPS for Afghans is ending, and nearly 11,700 Afghan nationals are at risk of losing legal protection and work authorization in the U.S. If you’re affected, it’s critical to act fast. From asylum and family-based petitions to Special Immigrant Visas and humanitarian relief, there may still be options available. Qazi Law Offices breaks down what you can do right now and how to move forward safely. Don’t wait, your future depends on knowing your rights and acting quickly.
The Immigration Journey: Your Rights, Your Options, Your Future
Your immigration journey is deeply personal but also guided by complex laws. Whether you’re applying for a visa, sponsoring family, or preparing to naturalize, each step requires knowledge, and the right legal team. With immigrants now comprising nearly one in seven U.S. residents, navigating backlogs and procedural requirements matters more than ever. Legal representation dramatically increases application success, especially for those in detention. At Qazi Law, we are committed to guiding you through your journey with experience and empathy, every step of the way.
The War on Birthright Citizenship: What’s Happening and Where We Stand Now
A sweeping executive order signed in 2025 threatens to limit birthright citizenship for children born to undocumented parents. While the policy is blocked for now, legal challenges continue. Learn what’s happening in this unfolding war on birthright citizenship, how courts are responding, and what immigrant families can do to protect their children’s rights. Qazi Law Offices is closely monitoring the situation and is here to help you prepare and respond, because your family’s future deserves clarity and protection.
Honor-Based Abuse: What It Is, and How U.S. Immigration Law Can Protect You
Honor-based abuse is a serious form of violence that primarily affects women, girls, and LGBTQ+ individuals in immigrant families. It includes forced marriage, coercion, and threats used to control behavior in the name of “family honor.” If you’re facing this abuse and are undocumented or fear returning to your home country, U.S. immigration law may protect you through asylum or a T visa. At Qazi Law, we help survivors safely pursue legal status and start new lives with dignity and protection.
Did You Get a Government Fine for Being Undocumented? You Still Have Options
If you received a government fine for being undocumented, you’re not alone. These notices can be frightening, but you still have rights and options. Whether it’s a “Notice of Intention to Fine” or “Demand for Payment,” Qazi Law Offices can help you respond strategically. Don’t wait for ICE to escalate. If you may qualify for a green card, U visa, or other legal relief, now is the time to act. Call today for a confidential review.
Afraid to Apply for a Green Card or Citizenship? Read This.
If you’re afraid to apply for a green card or citizenship due to fear of detention, denial, or deportation, you’re not alone. Many delay applications because of old visa overstays or past mistakes—but waiting can actually make things worse. At Qazi Law, we help clients nationwide navigate complex cases with confidence, including VAWA, U Visas, and family-based petitions. With the right legal support, your immigration journey can move forward safely and strategically. Don’t wait. Take control of your future now.
Is Birthright Citizenship Under Threat? A Must Read
Birthright citizenship under threat? While the U.S. Constitution guarantees citizenship to nearly all children born on U.S. soil, growing political pressure and misinformation have raised concerns among immigrant families. This blog explores the legal foundation of birthright citizenship, the real challenges to its future, and what it means for your family. At Qazi Law Offices, we help families stay informed and prepared. Learn the facts, protect your rights, and schedule a confidential consultation with Attorney Farrah today.
Marijuana and Immigration: Legal in Your State, But Still Illegal for You
Marijuana may be legal in your state, but it’s still illegal under federal immigration law. If you’re a visa holder or green card holder, even minor cannabis-related activity can jeopardize your future. Learn how to protect yourself, avoid immigration penalties, and understand why federal law governs your case. From social media posts to dispensary visits, Qazi Law breaks down the risks you need to know and offers expert legal support every step of the way.