Case: Motion to Reopen / Terminate with the BIA
Nationality: Chinese
Location: Cleveland, OH
Our client came to the United States in 2000 without any immigration document (such as a passport and / or visa) from China. After he arrived at the port of entry, he was inspected by the DHS officer and was paroled into the United States. He applied for asylum, but was later denied by the Immigration Judge in New York in 2002. He appealed with the BIA and that too was denied. Thus, he had a final order of removal.
Despite his final order of removal, our client remained in the United States for the next nine years and eventually married his U.S. Citizen spouse. As we stated in a previous success story, this client ultimately obtained his permanent residency through adjustment of status with the USCIS as an arriving alien.
After he obtained his permanent residency, he retained our office again to terminate his final order of removal. Since he had a final order of removal, our office filed a Motion to Terminate Proceedings to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) on August 26, 2011. Although the DHS opposed our motion, the BIA granted our Motion to Terminate on September 30, 2011. Our client now does not have a final order of removal on his records.
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