Yazen Abdin | Orlando Immigration Lawyer

Client entered U.S. seeking asylum. They fought their case since December 2000 with no luck. After retaining me in 2017, I was able to resolve the case in 2 months.

The most important factors that clients should seek in a lawyer are someone who is trustworthy and competent.

Immigration is federal in nature. However, having familiarity with the local field office is helpful when dealing with certain issues.

A phone consultation is primarily for the attorney to get some general information from a prospective client. The attorney can then begin to consider and analyze potential solutions and strategies.

Name, phone number, email, and what the client is looking to do.

What makes me different is my sincerity, determination, and my eagerness to win.

The best part of my job is keeping families together and helping them achieve their version of the American Dream.

I enjoy being around my family and friends. I love sports and being outdoors.

I partake in several organizations and charities. My two favorite causes are fighting homelessness and the second is combating childhood diseases.

• United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida | Admitted to Practice | 2017 - Present
  Muslim American Chamber of Commerce | Board Member | 2017 - Present
  Asian American Chamber of Commerce | Member        2017 - Present
  Brazilian American Business Council        Member | 2017 - Present
  Florida Muslim Bar Association | Member | 2017 - Present
  Invest in USA | Member | 2016 - Present
  FL Arab American Chamber of Commerce | Board Member | 2016 - Present
  EB5investors.com | Member | 2016 - Present
  American Immigration Lawyers Association | Member | 2016 - Present
  Central Florida Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce | Member | 2016 - Present
  Orange County Bar Association | Member | 2016 - Present
  Florida Bar | Member | 2015 - Present

• 10 Best Attorneys for Florida | American Institute of Legal Counsel | 2017
  Book Award in Trial Advocacy | Barry University School of Law | 2014
  Book Award in Earth Jurisprudence | Barry University School of Law | 2014
  First Year Moot Court Competition Top 32 | Barry University School of Law | 2013
  

• Case History
  Practice Area: Immigration (Consular Processing) Date: August 16, 2017 Outcome: Approved Description: Client need to get husband to the U.S. quickly. From beginning to end, we were able to get him here in 6 months. Practice Area: Immigration (I-212 Permission to Reapply for Admission) Date: July 28, 2017 Outcome: Approved Description: Client entered U.S. illegally and applied for asylum which was denied. Married a U.S. citizen and applied for a green card. Waiver of deportation was required. Case was approved in less than 1 month. Practice Area: Immigration (DACA approval after client was previously denied) Date: July 05, 2017 Outcome: Approved Description: Client applied for DACA but was denied. We were able to apply for her and get an approval. Practice Area: Immigration (Admission to U.S. after overstaying) Date: July 03, 2017 Outcome: Admission granted Description: Client is noncontrolled Canadian that frequently visits U.S. She overstayed her visitor's status; however, we were able to convince CBP to grant her admission and 6 month I-94. Practice Area: Immigration (Marriage Adjustment) Date: April 26, 2017 Outcome: Approved Description: Marriage adjustment of status case was approved in less than 5 months. Practice Area: Immigration (Deferred Inspection) Date: March 31, 2017 Outcome: Passport returned Description: Client's passport was confiscated at airport. Practice Area: Immigration (Fiancé visa) Date: February 22, 2017 Outcome: Approved Description: I-129F was approved in 3 months. Practice Area: Immigration (E-2 visa) Date: May 09, 2016 Outcome: Approved Description: Consular officer told our client that "the way the application was organized and presented was one of the best he had seen." Practice Area: Immigration (Adjustment of Status from U-visa) Date: May 03, 2016 Outcome: Approved Description: Client was a victim of a crime. Police were not very cooperative in this case. Also, many documents were unavailable, but we still managed to get a positive outcome. Practice Area: Immigration (P visa to EB-1) Date: May 16, 2015 Outcome: Approved Description: EB-1 Extraordinary ability case was approved in less than two weeks.

• NeJame Law | E-2 Visa: Multiple Paths to Permanent Residency | 2017
  NeJame Law | Overview of your Rights under Immigration Law | 2017
  Town Hall | Know Your Immigration Rights | 2017
  Seminar | Know Your Legal Rights | 2017
  Seminar | Know Your Legal Rights | 2017
  Lunch and Learn | Know Your Legal Rights | 2017
  Law school and Legal Career | Law school and Legal Career | 2017
  Immigration Ban 3.0 | Immigration Ban 3.0 | 2017
  Community Event | Travel Ban 3.0, Immigration Law | 2017
  Seminar | Knowing and Understanding your Legal Rights | 2016
  International Business Etiquette and Investing | International Business Etiquette and Investing | 2016
  Barry Law Review: Vol. 21: Iss. 1, Article 6 | War, Violence, and Punishment: A Media-Centric Approach of Sharia and American Legal Doctrines | 2016
  Environmental and Earth Law Journal (EELJ): Vol. 5: Iss. 1, Article 5 | Earthonomics: Balancing Between Earth and Business | 2015

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