Practicing immigration law since 2016, in deportation defense, asylum, and family-based immigration. When your future in the United States is at stake, you need an attorney who fights.
Facing deportation proceedings? We fight to keep you in the United States — cancellation of removal, VAWA cancellation, adjustment of status, prosecutorial discretion, motions to terminate, and every other available form of relief.
An arrest, plea, or conviction can lead to deportation or block a green card or citizenship. We analyze how a criminal case affects immigration status, challenge removal charges based on convictions, and advise criminal defense attorneys before a plea is entered.
Comprehensive representation for individuals seeking protection under U.S. law. We build strong cases grounded in country conditions evidence, expert declarations, and thorough legal briefing at every stage.
Green card petitions for spouses, children, parents, and siblings, including marriage-based green cards. We handle I-130s, consular processing, adjustment of status, and navigate complications like unlawful presence bars and waivers.
Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) when an immigration judge gets it wrong, and petitions for review in the federal Courts of Appeals, including the Second Circuit, when the BIA does. Habeas corpus petitions for immigrants held in detention.
Confidential representation for survivors of domestic violence, abuse, and certain crimes. Self-petitions under the Violence Against Women Act and U-visa applications for crime victims.
Strategic representation for professionals, entrepreneurs, and employers. EB-1 extraordinary ability, O-1 visas, national interest waivers, and employer-sponsored immigration from PERM through adjustment of status.
Naturalization and U.S. citizenship, green card renewals, employment authorization, travel documents, TPS, and other benefits applications. We prepare every filing to build the administrative record and protect your rights on appeal.
Representation before the IRS in audits, appeals, collections, offers in compromise, penalty abatement, innocent spouse relief, and collection due process hearings. We protect your rights when the IRS comes calling.
Attorney Dann founded GAD Legal, LLC to provide aggressive, effective immigration representation to individuals and families navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law, including the Jamaican and Caribbean (CARICOM) communities he has long served.
With experience before USCIS, Immigration Courts, the Board of Immigration Appeals, the Administrative Appeals Office, and the federal Courts of Appeals, Attorney Dann brings a command of the full immigration system to every case — from initial application through federal litigation.
His background in engineering and business provides a unique analytical approach to case strategy, identifying legal arguments and procedural avenues that others miss. Because immigration law is federal, Attorney Dann represents clients nationwide, meeting by phone or secure video when travel to the office is not practical.
Juris Doctor & MBAUniversity of Pittsburgh
M.Eng. Engineering ManagementDuke University
B.S. Chemical EngineeringGeorgia Institute of Technology
Pennsylvania Bar No. 322167
New Jersey Bar No. 143572016
U.S. Tax Court Bar No. DG0273
Federal PracticeEOIR, BIA, AAO, U.S. Courts of Appeals
More than 100 contract projects for law firms, most rated “exceeded expectations” by the hiring attorney
Appeal briefs to the Board of Immigration Appeals, motions to reopen and reconsider, and stay requests, written from a full read of the record.
Petition-for-review briefs in the Courts of Appeals. Habeas corpus petitions under 28 U.S.C. § 2241, emergency motions, and replies. Mandamus and Administrative Procedure Act complaints.
Pre-hearing briefs on asylum, withholding of removal, and protection under the Convention Against Torture. Client declarations, motions to terminate, and bond submissions.
Responses to Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny, Form I-290B motions, and appeals to the Administrative Appeals Office, written to build the record for review.
Research memoranda, record review, and case assessments that give you the law, the risks, and a recommended strategy before you commit to a course. Immigration-consequences analysis for criminal defense counsel before a plea.
Each project is scoped and priced in writing before work begins, on a flat-fee or hourly basis. I run a conflicts check first and hold all client information in confidence. I do not contact your clients, the court, or opposing counsel unless you direct it. Drafts arrive filing-ready in Word.
I am licensed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and assist attorneys nationwide on federal immigration matters. Every filing goes out under the supervising attorney's name and signature. Work touching another state's law is research and drafting for counsel admitted in that state, under that counsel's supervision.
Mr. Dann is an excellent immigration attorney, very knowledgeable, great communicator and truly showed the interest in my case. I had a deadline and he helped me to get my case in on time and weeks to spare. He goes above and beyond for his clients.
— Catrina
Very compassionate man. Spent more time with me than any other attorney and was clear and concise. Willing to do research and very upfront.
— Deb
It was very clear from our initial phone consultation that he not only was knowledgeable about his area of immigration law, but he is definitely someone that really has a true passion for what he does everyday!
— Carol
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