Adjustment of Status vs. Consular Processing: Which Path Is Right for You?

by The Ebrahimi Law Firm | Jul 1, 2026 | Immigration Law Blog

Last updated: July 1, 2026. See note below on why this date matters more than usual for this topic. If you are eligible for a green card, you generally have two possible roads to get there. One lets you finish the process here in Georgia. The other requires an...

Cancellation of Removal: When You May Qualify to Stay in the U.S.

by The Ebrahimi Law Firm | May 4, 2026 | Immigration Law Blog

For someone facing removal proceedings, cancellation of removal is one of the most powerful — and one of the most demanding — forms of relief in U.S. immigration law. A grant of cancellation doesn’t just stop the deportation. For non-permanent residents, it...

Immigration Checkpoints and Traffic Stops in Georgia: Know Your Rights

by The Ebrahimi Law Firm | Apr 2, 2026 | Immigration Law Blog

Georgia’s immigration enforcement landscape has changed significantly in recent years. With the passage of House Bill 1105 in May 2024 and growing coordination between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities, understanding your legal rights...

Employer Didn’t File My PERM on Time: What Are My Options?

by The Ebrahimi Law Firm | Mar 3, 2026 | Immigration Law Blog

Few things in immigration law cause as much stress as realizing your employer has not filed your PERM labor certification when they should have. Maybe they promised to start the green card process years ago. Or they kept pushing the timeline back. But you are now...

The DOJ Just Gutted the Immigration Appeals Process. Here’s What That Means.

by The Ebrahimi Law Firm | Feb 6, 2026 | Immigration Law Blog

Today (February 26, 2026), a new rule goes live in the Federal Register that will fundamentally reshape how the United States handles immigration appeals. The Department of Justice is publishing what it calls an “Interim Final Rule” that transforms the...

What Happens If I Overstay My Visa In Georgia?

by The Ebrahimi Law Firm | Dec 1, 2025 | Immigration Law Blog

If you’re living in Georgia on a visa and worried about what happens when your authorized stay ends, you’re asking the right questions. Overstaying a visa carries serious consequences that can follow you for years—sometimes decades. Understanding these...