Parsi Law can help you with your immigration issues

Some of the services we provide:

  • Defense Against Removal
  • Asylum and CAT Protection
  • Employment-based Immigration
  • Family-based Immigration
  • Citizenship
  • Detention

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Welcome to the Law Office of Farrokh Parsi

We are a friendly small law firm and have successfully represented our individual and corporate clients in simple and complex Immigration, Citizenship, Asylum and Deportation defense.

Our diverse client base hails from nearly every corner of the globe, including much of the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Africa, Australia, South America, and the Middle East.

Our practice includes:

Defense Against Removal

Includes in-court adjustment, post-order relief from criminal conviction, “green card” cancellation, “10-year” cancellation of removal, and return after removal.

Asylum and CAT protection

Including credible fear, affirmative and defensive applications, gender-based and gender-specific persecution, past persecution, and Temporary Protected Status.

Employment-based Immigration

Including labor certification

Family-based Immigration

Including fiance, consular processing, revalidation after death of sponsor, and VAWA battered spouse/ child.

Citizenship

Including preservation of residence, certification, and test waiver.

Detention

Including alternatives to detention, bail and bond.

For further information about our practice see IMMIGRATION.

 

45 Years Of Immigation Experience 

Contact Us Today!

Parsi Immigration Law Offices
8075 E. Morgan Trail Suite 5
Scottsdale, AZ 85258

Phone: 480-946-5511
Fax: 480-946-5558

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