Feodoroff Law PLLC

04/22/2025

No one deserves to suffer in silence.
If your U.S. citizen or green card holder spouse is abusing you—emotionally or physically—you may be eligible for protection under U.S. immigration law.

You don’t have to stay in an unsafe situation to get status. We’re here to help. Confidential. Compassionate. Legal support you can trust.

04/01/2025

From its very foundation, America has thrived because of immigrants. Their cultures, traditions, and hard work have shaped this nation into what it is today. At Feodoroff Law PLLC, we are proud to support those who continue to build a brighter future here.

03/25/2025

Lost your asylum case? Don’t lose hope. If something was overlooked, conditions in your home country have worsened, or you’ve now been in the U.S. for 10 years, there may be a way to reopen your case. Let us help you!

03/11/2025

📢 Attention international students!

Have you completed your studies but fear returning to your home country? You may have options to stay in the U.S. legally. Feodoroff Law PLLC specializes in immigration law and can help you navigate your next steps.

11/19/2024

Today, we reflect on the powerful words of Oscar Handlin. Handlin opened the eyes of the American people to the undeniable truth that our nation is built on the stories, struggles, and triumphs of immigrants. This message remains profoundly relevant in today’s world.

As we continue to navigate discussions around identity and inclusion, let us remember that our diversity is not something to erase—it’s what makes us Americans. Let’s honor and celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures that define our history and future.
🇺🇸

11/12/2024

With changes coming, now is the time to act! 📢 The new president has openly pushed for strict immigration policies, and the future looks challenging for immigrants. Don’t wait until it’s too late—take action before these policies go into effect. 🕒

Let me help you navigate this process while we still have time.
🇺🇸

10/09/2024

It’s important to do a deep dive into your immigration records and access your current situation to fully comprehend what you may be eligible for. For example, your ‘Notice to Appear’ may have been defective back when you were in court proceedings and you never even knew about it. In that case, you may have a path to reopen your case and apply for relief that can earn you a green card.

I’m currently working on a motion to reopen for a client, so if you think this might apply to you, reach out! Don’t let one setback stop you—there could still be a way forward!
🇺🇸

10/02/2024

Yesterday, Jimmy Carter turned 100 years old. His words still resonate today.
The United States was built by people from everywhere. That is the beauty of this country—people from all over the world living, thriving, and contributing to its rich fabric. Don’t let others demonize what this nation truly is: a place of diversity, opportunity, and hope. 🌎

09/24/2024

In America, you have the freedom to be whoever you want. No system or society can stop you from being yourself. If you feel like you can’t be your true self in your home country, let me analyze your case and see how I can help you begin your journey toward living a free life in the United States.

🇺🇸

09/17/2024

Going through the immigration process in this country is not easy, and it’s completely normal to feel fear and uncertainty. But remember, you’re already a warrior for fighting for your freedom and future. An experienced immigration attorney can help ease the process, guiding you through every step and calming your fears with expert advice and support. As Franklin D. Roosevelt said, ‘The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.’ Stay strong, and don’t face this journey alone.
🇺🇸

08/21/2024

No matter your political affiliation, Barack really captured the VISION of what America can be if we worked together, respected one another despite our differences, and focused on a collective future.

Former President Barack Obama took the convention stage Tuesday in Chicago, a city where he launched his history-making political career decades ago.Speaking...

06/26/2024

Identifying as LGBTQ+ is a recognized ground for asylum. However, what happens if you missed the one-year filing deadline because during your first few years in the U.S. you were not comfortable coming out about your sexuality? Or, you hid your sexuality because of what happened to you in your home country and only recently came out? Depending on the facts, an exception (or a combination of exceptions)to the one-year filing deadline may help waive your late filing.