
Sheridan G. Green
Immigration attorney · Spring, TX · Admitted Texas 2007
About this attorney
I am an award-winning immigration attorney specializing in complex visa applications, mandamus applications, U.S. district court review of USCIS decisions, self-petitioned green cards, and immigration appeals. I have won numerous important cases before some of the most powerful courts in the world, including the U.S. Supreme Court and the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (something very few attorneys can say). My firm files mandamus petitions in U.S. district court. We regularly succeed in speeding up stuck adjustment of status applications (I-485), family-based petitions (I-130s), I-765s (work authorization), N-400s (naturalization), and asylum interview scheduling. We have filed successful mandamus petitions to get consular cases unstuck from administrative processing. This has worked for non-immigrant cases (like E-2s) as well as immigrant cases (stuck DS-260s). We also get I-829 petitions (for EB5 investors) approved after years of delays and no action from USCIS. Mandamus isn’t the only thing we can use the federal courts for. We can also appeal USCIS denials of applications and petitions. Just this year, we got an E-2 denial overturned for a successful T-shirt business as well as a P-3 denial overturned for a Lebanese musician. The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) often gives the U.S. district courts jurisdiction to review these decisions under 5 USC 706 if they are “arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law;” or “without observance of procedure required by law.” We also file habeas petitions in federal court and have successfully gotten bond (or outright release) for many, many people detained unjustly under Matter of Yajure-Hurtado. I also have significant experience in all types of employment-based petitions, both non-immigrant and immigrant. We handle TNs, H1Bs, L’s, O1s, E’s, and changes of status (including for visitors and students). We also handle motions to reopen/reconsider (I-290B) internally with USCIS, when that is the right course. Read Full Bio
Matters handled
Practices before USCIS, EOIR immigration courts, and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA):
Asylum and refugee protection
Green cards
Marriage and family petitions
Work visas
Citizenship and naturalization
Deportation defense
Student visas
Business immigration
Admissions
Licensing and court practice jurisdictions:
Authorized to appear and represent clients before all United States Immigration Courts, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), and USCIS administrative interviews nationwide under 8 C.F.R. § 1292.1.
Languages
Languages consultations and case preparations are conducted in:
Consultations
Consultation formats, fee structures, and scheduling terms:
Initial assessments conducted via secure video conference (Zoom/Meet), telephone, or in-person at the firm office.
Consultation fee is credited directly toward total legal representation fees if you retain the attorney.
Office
Physical office location, remote availability, and jurisdictions served:
Because United States immigration law is strictly federal, this attorney represents clients living across all 50 states, U.S. territories, and abroad with electronic filings and secure video consultations.
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