The Board of Immigration Appeals issued an important unpublished decision today in a case appealed by partner Helen Parsonage, with an Amicus Brief from the National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers’ Guild
Continue ReadingIn an unpublished opinion released to today, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals remanded the petitioner’s case after finding “that the adverse credibility finding is not supported by substantial evidence”.
Continue ReadingOn February 28, 2014, EMP partner Helen Parsonage learned that the US Attorney’s office has withdrawn its opposition to her Motion to Vacate a client’s conviction. Ms. Parsonage moved to vacate the federal
Continue ReadingSince the United States Supreme Court overturned the Defense of Marriage Act in June, 2013, Elliot Morgan Parsonage has successfully filed a number of marriage-based permanent residency cases for couples in North Carolina.
Continue ReadingOn February 6, 2014, the Department of Homeland Security informed us that they are closing deportation proceedings against Noe Moreno, and he will be able to stay in the United States with his mother. Noe was referred to
Continue ReadingA Charlotte-area doctor accused of chronic sexual harassment by three of his former employees has settled a federal lawsuit against him days before the trial was to start. Dr. Hans Hansen, who operates Pain Relief Center
Continue ReadingYesterday marked another milestone as Elliot Morgan Parsonage saw their latest same sex marriage interview victory at the USCIS office in Greer, South Carolina.
Continue ReadingThe front page of the Winston-Salem Journal’s November 27, 2013 edition featured the immigration journey of EMP legal assistant Alejandra: Charles King turned 19 in a foxhole. “Or, as we call it in the Marine Corps
Continue ReadingEMP partner, Helen Parsonage, and her clients started off October 31, 2013 with the firm’s first same-sex ‘green card’ marriage interview in Charlotte,NC. The clients, one a United States citizen, and the other an
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