Petitions for Relatives

If you are a citizen or resident and would like to bring any of the below listed persons, contact us, we could possibly help.

• Husband (I-130)

• Wife (I-130)

• Child(ren) (I-130)

• Sibling(s) (I-130)

• Mother (I-130)

• Father (I-130)  

Petitions for Survivors of Crimes

The following is a list of forms of immigration relief for survivors of crimes, even if the crime took place outside the U.S. It is extremely important to talk with an attorney about these situations.

• VAWA: Violence Against Women Act (I-360)

• Battered Spouse Waiver (I-751)

• U-Visa (I-918)

• T-Visa (I-914)

• Asylum (I-589)

• Withholding of Removal

• Withholding of Removal – CAT  

Petitions for Children

Individuals under 21 years of age could benefit from different forms of immigration relief, the following is a list of some examples.

• Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (I-360)

• Family Based Petitions (I-130)

• VAWA: Violence Against Women Act (I-360)

• U-Visa (I-918)

• T-Visa (I-914)

• Asylum (I-589)

Representation for those in Removal Proceedings (Not Detained)

• Asylum (I-589)

• Withholding of Removal

• Withholding of Removal – CAT

• Cancellation of Removal

• Voluntary Departure

Representation for Detainees

MILES helps all immigrants, even if detained. MILES frequently goes to the detention centers located in Maryland (Howard County, Anne Arundel County, and Frederick County). If you would like us to visit another detention center, please do not hesitate to contact us.

• Credible Fear Interview

• Reasonable Fear Interview

• Asylum

• Withholding of Removal

• Withholding of Removal – CAT

• Cancellation of Removal

• TPS

• U-Visa

• Bond

• Voluntary Departure

• Motions: Reopen, Continue, Suppress, Reconsider, Terminate

Representation with ICE

Stays of Removal