Federal immigration counsel for New Jersey residents. Business immigration, H-1B, family petitions, deportation defense, asylum, adjustment of status, and citizenship — serving Bergen County, Hudson County, Passaic County, Essex County, and statewide.
USCIS Newark Field Office. Newark Immigration Court. BIA appeals. Attorney M. Riaz Musani handles federal immigration matters for NJ clients from our New York office.
New Jersey is home to one of the most diverse immigrant populations in the United States. From the Korean and Indian tech workers of Bergen County and Edison to the Dominican and Central American communities of Paterson and Newark, to the Filipino nurses of Jersey City and the Bangladeshi communities of Passaic — every corner of New Jersey has immigrants who need skilled, reliable immigration counsel.
Immigration law is federal. That means an immigration attorney licensed in New York can represent New Jersey clients before USCIS (Newark Field Office), the Newark Immigration Court, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and in federal court. Attorney M. Riaz Musani has extensive experience handling the full range of immigration matters — business, family, deportation defense, asylum, and humanitarian relief — for clients throughout the tri-state area including New Jersey.
Whether you need help with an H-1B petition for a Bergen County employer, an adjustment of status filing at USCIS Newark, deportation defense in Newark Immigration Court, or family immigration for Hudson County relatives — Mandi Law Group provides the same level of focused, strategic representation for NJ clients as for our New York clients.
H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN, and E-2 business visas for New Jersey employers and professionals. Bergen County tech firms, Hoboken startups, Jersey City financial institutions, and Middlesex County pharmaceutical companies rely on skilled immigration counsel for sponsorship and compliance. PERM and employment-based green card planning for NJ employers.
Spousal green cards, K-1 fiancé visas, I-130 family petitions, and adjustment of status for New Jersey families. New Jersey's diverse immigrant communities — Dominican, Guatemalan, Indian, Korean, Filipino, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, and Ecuadorian — all need skilled family immigration counsel. USCIS Newark Field Office representation.
Removal defense at Newark Immigration Court (970 Broad Street). Cancellation of removal for NJ residents with 10 years' continuous presence. Emergency ICE detention response across New Jersey. BIA appeals. Sanctuary policy guidance for Essex, Hudson, and Middlesex County residents. Bergen, Union, and Passaic County cases handled.
Affirmative asylum at Newark Asylum Office and defensive asylum at Newark Immigration Court. TPS for El Salvador, Honduras, Venezuela, Haiti, Ukraine, and other designated countries. U visa for NJ crime victims, VAWA for domestic violence survivors, DACA renewals for Dreamers. New Jersey's large Central American, Caribbean, and West African communities.
I-485 adjustment of status for New Jersey residents with approved family or employment petitions. Concurrent filing strategy, EAD and advance parole, interview preparation at USCIS Newark Field Office (1200 Wall Street West, Lyndhurst). I-751 removal of conditions for conditional green card holders throughout NJ.
N-400 naturalization for New Jersey LPRs. USCIS Newark Field Office and Newark District Office interview coaching. Complex cases including prior criminal history, extended travel, selective service issues. Citizenship for NJ immigrants from the Dominican Republic, India, Philippines, Mexico, Ecuador, Colombia, and beyond.
Yes. Federal immigration law is national — USCIS, the immigration courts (EOIR), and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) are all federal agencies. An immigration attorney licensed in New York can fully represent New Jersey clients before USCIS Newark Field Office, Newark Immigration Court, the BIA, and in federal district court for habeas corpus matters. Attorney M. Riaz Musani is licensed in New York and Connecticut and regularly handles matters for clients in New Jersey.
New Jersey residents file most USCIS applications with the USCIS Newark Field Office, located at 1200 Wall Street West, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071. This office handles adjustment of status interviews, naturalization interviews, and related proceedings for most of New Jersey. The Newark Asylum Office handles affirmative asylum applications for New Jersey residents.
The Newark Immigration Court is located at 970 Broad Street, Newark, NJ 07102. This court handles removal proceedings for New Jersey residents. Some northern New Jersey matters may also be heard at New York immigration courts (26 Federal Plaza or Varick Street) depending on detention status and case assignment. The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) in Falls Church, Virginia handles appeals from Newark Immigration Court decisions.
Mandi Law Group serves clients throughout New Jersey, including Bergen County (Hackensack, Englewood, Fort Lee, Paramus, Teaneck), Hudson County (Jersey City, Hoboken, Union City, West New York), Passaic County (Paterson, Clifton, Passaic, Wayne), Essex County (Newark, Montclair, Irvington), Middlesex County (Edison, New Brunswick, Woodbridge), and Union County (Elizabeth, Union). We also serve clients statewide for federal immigration matters.
New Jersey's diverse immigrant population creates demand across nearly every immigration category. Bergen County and Middlesex County have large Indian and Korean tech professional populations needing H-1B, L-1, O-1, and employment-based green cards. Hudson County (Jersey City, Hoboken, Union City) has large Dominican, Cuban, Honduran, Guatemalan, and Filipino communities with family immigration, TPS, deportation defense, and adjustment needs. Passaic County (Paterson, Clifton) has significant Dominican, Peruvian, Pakistani, and Moroccan communities. Essex County (Newark, Irvington) has large Haitian, Dominican, Ecuadorian, and West African populations.
Serving Bergen County, Hudson County, Passaic County, Essex County, and statewide NJ. USCIS Newark Field Office. Newark Immigration Court. Free consultation by phone or video.