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Do
you dream about immigration to USA? Your
dream is not unrealistic and can come true
as there are many ways for you to reach
your goal.
If
you are really looking for immigration to
United States, then Bibicheff & Associates,
P.C., a highly reputable immigration firm
in New York City can help you. Our immigration
attorneys provide very professional legal
services in various immigration processes
such as obtaining political asylum in USA,
representation in Deportation Proceedings,
receiving permanent residence (Green Card),
applying for US citizenship, legalizing
battered spouses and many others.
Immigration
to America, of course, is not an easy process.
However, Bibicheff & Associates has
been handling immigration to USA successfully
for many years. Our firm has helped thousands
of clients to legally stay in the United
States through marriage immigration, family
immigration, employment-based immigration
and in many other ways, as well as has assisted
many people to avoid deportation from USA.
Our firm is ready to address any challenges
in your immigration case for you to be able
to live legally in the United States.
Our
immigration attorneys have more than 20
years of legal experience. The lawyers of
Bibicheff & Associates, P.C. are members
of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
They provide representation in a wide-spectrum
of immigration cases at all levels, including
U.S. Courts of Appeal, U.S. District Courts,
the Board of Immigration Appeals (“BIA”),
Immigration Courts and the U.S. Citizenship
& Immigration Services (“USCIS”).
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Alexander
V. Bibicheff, Lead Attorney and Owner
 Mr.
Bibicheff is an attorney with 18 years of
litigation experience. For more than 10
years, Mr. Bibicheff has focused his practice
on Immigration Law, becoming an expert as
well as an author in the field. Mr. Bibicheff
has won thousands of immigration cases including
removal defense, political asylum, cancellation
of removal/deportation, battered (abused)
spouse self-petitions (VAWA), adjustment
of status through family-based and employment-based
petitions, labor certification, naturalization
and various non-immigrant visa cases as
well as Writ of Mandamus actions.
Mr. Bibicheff
also has extensive and highly specialized
experience in suing the United States Government
and its agencies for their delay in the
adjudication of various petitions including
naturalization petitions as well as immigrant
visas for spouses, children, and step-children
in U.S. consulates abroad. One such case
in Writ of Mandamus nature, in which Mr.
Bibicheff sued the FBI and USCIS and won
a green card for his client (Nigmadzhanov
v. Mueller, 07 Civ. 1279) was featured on
the front page of New York Law Journal due
to its unique nature. Notably, Mr. Bibicheff
also sued the U.S. Federal Government regarding
the ability for surviving spouses who had
been married for less than two years prior
to the passing of their U.S. Citizen and
Lawful Permanent Resident (green-card holder)
spouses to become Lawful Permanent Residents,
and upon the change in law allowing such
surviving spouses to adjust their status
on October of 2009, successfully handled
one of the first such adjustment of status
cases just days later.
Education:
- New
York University School of Law,
L.L.M. (Master of Law). Studied under
prominent and renowned professors such
as Ronald Noble, the current
Chief of Interpol, and John Sexton,
the current President of NYU.
Admissions:
- State
Bar of New York
- U.S.
District Court - Eastern District of
the State of New York
- U.S.
District Court - Southern District of
the State of New York
- U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
- U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Publications:
- Immigration
Law Handbook, Which Way
USA (Путь в Америку),
New York, NY 2005
- Weekly
articles published in newspaper Russkaya
Reklama
- Front
Page Article regarding winning a green
card case in Federal Court against the
FBI and other U.S. Government agencies
published in New York
Law Journal
Volume
239-No.93 May 14, 2008
Affiliations:
Nicole
R. Abruzzo, Associate Attorney
 Ms.
Abruzzo joined Bibicheff & Associates,
P.C. in May of 2009, where she provides
representation in a wide-spectrum of immigration
cases at all levels, including U.S. Courts
of Appeal, U.S. District Courts, the Board
of Immigration Appeals (“BIA”), Immigration
Courts and the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration
Services (“USCIS”). Ms. Abruzzo has successfully
litigated removal defense cases before immigration
courts in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut
and has succeeded in numerous applications
for adjustment of status (green card) and
VAWA (battered spouse) cases filed with
the USCIS. Moreover, Ms. Abruzzo has succeeded
in several Motions to Reopen proceedings
before the BIA and Immigration Courts.
Previously,
Ms. Abruzzo was an Attorney Advisor for
the New York Immigration Court and helped
Immigration Judges draft decisions regarding
issues such as political asylum, cancellation
of removal, the impact of criminal convictions
and suppression of evidence. Then, Ms. Abruzzo
practiced employment-based immigration law
focusing on H-1B (temporary worker in specialty
occupation), L-1A (executive/manager intra-company
transferee), and O (extraordinary ability)
non-immigrant visa cases. Ms. Abruzzo also
volunteered with a New York City based non-profit
organization helping battered immigrant
women obtain Green Cards.
Education:
- St.
John’s University School of Law, J.D.
(2007)
- SUNY
Binghamton, B.A. (2003)
Admissions:
- State
Bar of New York
- State
Bar of New Jersey
- U.S.
District Court - Eastern District of
the State of New York
- U.S.
District Court - Southern District of
the State of New York
- U.S.
District Court of New Jersey
- U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
- U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
- U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Publications:
- Article,
Voluntary Departure Post-IIRIRA:
A Struggle Between Equitable Considerations
Promoting Clemency Measures and Statutory
Considerations Tending Towards Oppression,
21.3 J. ST. JOHN’S J. LEGAL COMMENT.
881 (2007).
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