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Muhammed Gulen, Esq.
Founding Attorney | GH Law Firm, P.C.
My name is Muhammed Gulen. I am a New York–licensed immigration attorney and the founder of GH Law Firm, P.C. I practice federal immigration law nationwide, representing clients in asylum cases, removal defense, and family- and employment-based immigration matters.
I approach every case with the understanding that it represents a real person, a real family, and a real future — not just a file number. My goal is to make the immigration process as clear, transparent, and manageable as possible, while providing strong, strategic legal representation.
I am here to stand by you and guide you through every step of your immigration journey with care and commitment.
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Citizenship and Naturalization
Embark on your citizenship journey with us! Our comprehensive services cover everything from meeting residency requirements to the final naturalization ceremony. Our expert team is ready to assist you at every stage, providing guidance on eligibility, documentation, and citizenship test preparation.
Habeas Corpus
Habeas Corpus is a constitutional legal action that allows a court to examine whether the government is unlawfully depriving someone of their freedom. In the immigration context, a Habeas Corpus petition is filed in a federal district court and challenges the legality of ICE detention—not the underlying deportation case. The purpose is simple: to force the government to justify continued detention or release the detainee.
Writ of Mandamus
Mandamus for Delayed Green Card Mandamus for Asylum Interview Mandamus for EAD Delays Mandamus for Naturalization Delays Mandamus for EB-5 Investment Visas Mandamus for Travel Documents Mandamus for Administrative Processing - Section 221(g)
Family-Based Immigration
Family-based permanent residence is built on a statutory recognition that close family relationships deserve protection. Under U.S. immigration law, a qualifying U.S. sponsor may petition for a relative by proving both status (citizenship or permanent residence) and a legally recognized family relationship.
Employment-Based Green Card
EB-1A: Extraordinary Ability Visa EB-1B: Outstanding Professor or Researcher EB-1C: Multinational Executive or Manager EB-2 Visa: Advanced Degree or Exceptional Ability Visa EB-2 NIW Visa: National Interest Waiver EB-3 Visa: Skilled Worker, Professional, or Other Worker
Asylum
A humanitarian legal process that provides protection and a safe future in the United States for individuals whose life, freedom, or safety is at risk.
Latest Blog Posts
The Border Is Everywhere: The Immigration Detention Battle That Could Reshape Federal Power
For decades, immigration detention in the United States followed a relatively clear legal structure. People stopped at or near the border were generally processed under one set of laws, while individuals arrested inside the country fell under another. That distinction mattered because it often determined whether someone could request release
What Happens After You File a Mandamus Lawsuit for an Immigration Delay?
Filing a mandamus lawsuit is one of the most effective ways to push the government to act on a delayed immigration case. But many applicants don’t fully understand what happens after the lawsuit is filed — especially when the 60-day response period actually begins and what the government typically
Mandamus Lawsuits for Delayed Asylum and Immigration Cases: Why Timing and Strategy Matter
Unreasonable immigration delays have become a nationwide crisis. Asylum applicants are waiting seven years or more for decisions. Employment authorization documents are delayed for months. Green card and naturalization cases remain pending without explanation. When the government fails to act within a reasonable time, a mandamus lawsuit in federal
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