Our firm has earned a reputation for providing exceptional client service. In fact, due to his commitment to providing ethical and sound legal counsel, Attorney Fayad has been appointed by the Office of Attorney General Mark Herring as Special Counsel to the Commonwealth of Virginia for all immigration matters.
This level of diligence and is what you can expect from our firm. As a boutique law firm, we make sure that every single case we handle and client we represent receives our personal attention. We limit our caseload to ensure our clients feel truly supported at every moment, from start to finish. Your best interests will always be priority - and that is our driving priority.
This level of diligence and is what you can expect from our firm. As a boutique law firm, we make sure that every single case we handle and client we represent receives our personal attention. We limit our caseload to ensure our clients feel truly supported at every moment, from start to finish. Your best interests will always be priority - and that is our driving priority.
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Attorney Nash Joseph Fayad founded Fayad Law, P.C. in 2004 with the mission of protecting the rights of immigrants and helping these individuals achieve their goals of establishing stronger futures in the United States. Fayad Law, P.C. was honored to be appointed by the Office of Attorney General Mark Herring as Special Counsel to the Commonwealth of Virginia for all immigration matters.
At Fayad Law, P.C., our legal staff is dedicated to helping international and domestic clients from our offices in Richmond and Fairfax, Virginia. We provide knowledgeable legal advice and representation to get things done right the first time, saving our clients time, money, and anxiety, no matter what the issue.
At Fayad Law, P.C., we offer more than 20 years of combined legal experience to our clients who include individuals, families, and employers. With a team of Virginia immigration attorneys who themselves come from immigrant backgrounds, we have the dedication and motivation necessary to fight for the best possible results in your case.
The Department of Homeland Security's 2011 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics reports that there were 1,062,040 individuals granted lawful permanent resident status in 2011. Out of these individuals, 168,460 - or, 15 percent - were either refugees or asylum seekers.
In addition to people who were given green cards based on their refugee or asylee status, 56,384 new people arrived in the United States as refugees, 44,583 of whom came from Asian countries.
In addition to people who were given green cards based on their refugee or asylee status, 56,384 new people arrived in the United States as refugees, 44,583 of whom came from Asian countries.
If you have been subject to a decision by the immigration authorities and want to appeal the decision, contact Fayad Law, P.C. Our firm can assist you to appeal a decision made by the BIA (Board of Immigration Appeals) or DHS (Department of Homeland Security) or at the Fourth Circuit Federal Appeals Court.
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Moe B.
Sep 14, 2021
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Aug 30, 2021
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May 17, 2021
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Christian Bolvito
Jul 19, 2020
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We’ve been using Fayad law for years. They’ve successfully helped us obtain approval for an I-130 and are working on various other things on our immigration journey. They’ve also represented us on various traffic matters. We began working closely with Jonathan White a few years ago and he has always been refreshingly pleasant. I am greatfulmfor this practice and truly value the service we have been provided at Fayad Law- I cannot express the gratitude for the kindness that has been showed to my family.
Ashraf Ibrahim
Jul 17, 2018
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PLEASE DON'T GO TO THIS LAWYER.
He's so erigant and doesn't have the skills to handle my case properly, that what I felt when I met with him. I asked him a very simple questions because I needed some answers, instead he was trying to make feel that I am ignorant, and tried to make everything complicated.
He's so erigant and doesn't have the skills to handle my case properly, that what I felt when I met with him. I asked him a very simple questions because I needed some answers, instead he was trying to make feel that I am ignorant, and tried to make everything complicated.
Nermine Fawzy
Jun 21, 2018
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Dec 14, 2017
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