Mann Law Group has worked with these communities for decades, on the cases that matter most: reuniting families, protecting relatives fleeing persecution, overcoming waivers and prior denials, and completing the path to citizenship.
Serving Sterling Heights from our Farmington Hills office
Many Sterling Heights cases involve family members still abroad or relatives who arrived as refugees, so our work often combines family petitions with asylum follow-through, refugee adjustment, waivers, and country-condition evidence. Cases that span several family members and several years benefit from a firm that plans the whole sequence, not one filing at a time.
Like the rest of southeast Michigan, Sterling Heights matters are decided at the USCIS Detroit Field Office and the Detroit Immigration Court. Our attorneys appear in both regularly, and appellate work — at the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Sixth Circuit — is one of the firm's core strengths when a case has already been denied.
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Common Questions
Yes. The firm has represented Iraqi and Chaldean families across Macomb County for decades, including asylum, refugee adjustment, family petitions, waivers, and removal defense.
Often, yes. Appeals and federal court litigation are among the firm's core strengths, and some denials can also be addressed with a waiver or a new filing. The right path depends on the record, so bring your prior paperwork to the consultation.