Bagheri Law Firm

Happy 3rd Year Anniversary to Bagheri Law Firm! Thank you to all my clients who I take in like a family member and hope to help them achieve their "American Dream". Thank you to friends and family for your constant support. I look forward to legally assisting and reuniting many more immigrants into the US based on the foundation and principles of our country. #immigration #immigrationattorney #naturalization #greencard #visas #DACA

We did it!!! Another beautiful successful coat drive . Thank you to the amazing generous donors who I am honored to know...who helped make this happen In this second year of this coat drive, we were able to help even more families . We helped provide coats for 20 families = 123 people!! I am truly humbled by your support and pray you and your families stay blessed and healthy #refugees #immigrants #humanity #CoatDrive #GivingBack

Never been more excited in buying a yearly planner...ready for you 2021 So ready to finally assist clients with more of an equal opportunity from Muslim banned countries and to protect DACA Dreamers Let the Petitions Begin! #ImmigrationLaw #EqualAccess #HumaneAndFairImmigration

Immigration Weekly Update: Sadly the injunction to stop the request for the I-944 Public Charge Grounds Of Inadmissibility has ended. This is very important "test" they are applying to make sure you qualify when applying for a visa or adjusting status.

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Honored to have been nominated and chosen to serve on the Board of Noor Family Services, a non-profit organization that provides shelter, vast variety of relief, and resources for those who suffer from domestic violence and abuse. If you know of anyone, especially during this time of quarantine, who is a victim of domestic violence, there is an organization here in Georgia to help you. #immigrants #refugees #YouAreNotAlone #HereToHelp #KnowYourRights

This VOTE is for my clients. To help be their voice while they are voiceless. To those who are honest hard workers just wanting to be productive citizens of this country and to give back for the opportunity. To the ones who wait with nerves and heartache for years and unknowns if they can be reunited with their loved ones. To the ones who ended up here as a child for their safety and just want to be treated and seen as any other young adult like themselves who just really want to work and study hard to just be able to support themselves and feel safe. We all VOTE for many reasons. This year my VOTE is for humanity, compassion, and unity for all. VOTE, FOR MANY LIVES DEPENDS ON IT #immigrants #ImmigrantsContributeToSociety #humanity #peace #oneworld #love #immigrationlaw #VOTE

Bagheri Law Firm is still providing assistance on clients' cases from a socially distant method. For those who have been wanting to file petitions for family members or been procrastinating naturalizing...now is a good time during this down time to work on and get your packets prepped and ready to send off when business is back up and running If you have a phone and access to a computer, we can still work on your immigration benefit goals. 678-273-3968... [email protected]

Eid Nowrouz Mabarak... Happy Persian New Year... Happy First Day of Spring! Everything we put on our holiday table symbolizes rebirth, health, well being and success for the new year. May We, as well as Mother Earth, come out of this unique time rested, refreshed, and healthier. May we also learn gratitude for more simple successes in our daily lives

Preparing for advocacy at the State Capitol for the rights of refugees and immigrants here in GA.

And yet again...another policy change against Iranian nationals.... "USCIS today announced that, due to the Oct. 3, 2018, termination of the 1955 Treaty of Amity, Economic Relations, and Consular Rights with Iran, Iranian nationals are no longer eligible for E-1 treaty trader and E-2 treaty investor changes or extensions of status based on the treaty. The E-1 and E-2 nonimmigrant visa classifications allow an alien of a treaty country to be admitted to the United States for t...he purposes of engaging in international trade or investing a substantial amount of capital into a U.S. business. E-1 and E-2 nonimmigrant visas are based on trade and investment treaties or specific legislation providing for reciprocal treatment of the respective countries’ nationals. The existence of a qualifying treaty or authorizing legislation is therefore a threshold requirement for issuing an E visa. Due to the termination of the treaty, USCIS will send Notices of Intent to Deny to affected applicants who filed applications after the Department of State’s Oct. 3, 2018, announcement. Iranians currently holding and properly maintaining E-1 or E-2 status may remain in the U.S. until their current status expires." See more

What an amazing way to end such a symbolic day.. running into and chatting with MLK Jr’s son and granddaughter. I am still hopeful that his Dream will one day come true #peace #humanity #equality #coexist #love #worldpeace

Know Your Rights at Airports: Here are some basic information in regards to what can and can't be conducted when entering and leaving through US airports.

Recent Update Regarding Iranian US Citizens at the border of Washington State and Canada: BREAKING NEWS: CAIR-WA Assisting Iranian-Americans Detained U.S. Border (SEATTLE, WA, 1/5/20) The Washington state chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-WA) is assisting more than 60 Iranians and Iranian-Americans of all ages who were detained at length and questioned at the Peace Arch Border Crossing in Blaine, Wash. ... Many more were reportedly refused entry to the United States due to a lack of capacity for Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) to detain them. Other Iranian-Americans are about to cross the Peace Arch Border as they return back to their homes in the United States from an Iranian pop concert that was taking place on Saturday in Vancouver, Canada. Those detained reported that their passports were confiscated and they were questioned about their political views and allegiances. CBP officials contacted at the Blaine Port of Entry provided no comment or reasons for the detentions. [NOTE: CAIR published Know Your Rights materials online in English, Arabic, Somali, Urdu, Farsi, Bengali, and Bosnian. The multi-language civil rights materials may be printed out for personal use or for distribution at local events. GO TO: https://www.cair.com/KnowYourRights ] Crystal, a 24-year-old American citizen and medical student was allegedly detained and interrogated for more than 10 hours with her family at the Peace Arch Border Crossing before being released early this morning. The vast majority of people being held last night were American citizens, said Crystal. We kept asking why we were being detained and asked questions that had nothing to do with our reason for traveling and was told ‘I’m sorry this is just the wrong time for you guys.’ A source at CBP reported that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a national order to CBP to report and detain anyone with Iranian heritage entering the country who is deemed potentially suspicious or adversarial, regardless of citizenship status. CBP at the Peace Arch Border Crossing did not confirm or deny this report. These reports are extremely troubling and potentially constitute illegal detentions of United States citizens, said Masih Fouladi, executive director of CAIR-WA. We are working to verify reports of a broad nationwide directive to detain Iranian-Americans at ports of entry so that we can provide community members with accurate travel guidance. We will continue to update the community and other civil rights organizations as we obtain more information. CAIR is America's largest Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization. Its mission is to enhance understanding of Islam, protect civil rights, promote justice, and empower American Muslims.

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