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Based in Ann Arbor, Serving Clients Globally

Al-khersan Law PLLC, located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, provides careful, thorough, and professional legal services to guide you through the U.S. immigration system. Whether you are applying for United States Citizenship, Lawful Permanent Residence, or are in Immigration Court proceedings, we will handle your 
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Our team has years of experience working with immigrants to help them to become lawful permanent residents and citizens of the United States. Attorney Farah Al-khersan represents clients in Immigration Courts and at USCIS immigration offices. Attorney Al-khersan is fluent in Arabic and Spanish and is dedicated to providing quality representation for clients around the world.

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Farah Al-Khersan, Esq.


Immigration Attorney, Owner

Farah Al-khersan’s passion for immigration law stems from her own experiences as an immigrant. Her family fled Iraq when she was young and moved to New Zealand before settling in the United States.

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“I hired Farah Al-Khersan for my husband’s immigration case and she jumped on his case. Within the next day she was visiting him in the immigration detention center, within 3 weeks my husband was released. Farah has been straight forward and very loyal to my family’s case. I would 100% recommended her law services to anyone who has any immigration issues! She’s very sincere and so is Gely the receptionist at the office.”

Amy

I would work with Farah and her team again. Farah and her assistants are all very kind, knowledgable, and helpful. The application process was smooth and timely thanks to their help and advice. They were always available via phone or email, and they answered all of my questions thoroughly and accurately. They were also transparent from the beginning in terms or expectations and fees. I would work with Farah and her team again.

Carolina P.

…I couldn’t be more satisfied with Farah and her work. I was referred to Al-Khersan Law PLCC by an another local attorney and I couldn’t be more satisfied with Farah and her work. She is knowledgable, dedicated, and took the time to answer any and all questions we had regarding our case and the processes/procedures.

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Law News

Immigration law news, curated by our team. Read more in our archives.

DHS Redesignates and Extends TPS for Somalia

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalia has been redesignated and extended for 18 months, from September 18, 2024, to March 17, 2026, due to unsafe country conditions. Current TPS beneficiaries will be eligible to extend their status, and additional Somali nationals can file first time applications for TPS during the designated period.

Read More | UCIS: Newsroom

USCIS Prevented from Granting Pending Parole in Place Requests

On August 26, 2024, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, in Texas v. Department of Homeland Security, issued a stay that prevents USCIS from granting pending parole in place requests under Keeping Families Together. The order is set to expire on Nov. 8, 2024.

However, USCIS is still accepting new filings of Form I-131F at this time. 

Read More | USCIS: Keeping Families Together

Biden Administration Will Not Renew Parole for the Following Countries

On October 4, 2024, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) announced that there will not be a re-parole process for immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. Immigrants who have been granted lawful status under one of these processes will be required to leave the United States before the end of their lawful stay period.

Read More | USCIS: Humanitarian

USCIS Launches Online PDF Filing Option

USCIS now allows PDF filing for eligible Employment Authorization Document applicants, allowing electronic submission of Forms I-765 and I-912 through an online account.

Read More | UCIS News: Stakeholder Messages