Top Rated Immigration Attorney in Irvine, CA

Ezzati Law, P.C.

| 7700 Irvine Center Dr, Suite 800
Irvine, CA 92618

Visit: www.ezzatilaw.com

Phone: 888-552-5467

Fax: 949-528-3780

Selected to Rising Stars: 2017 - 2019

Licensed Since: 2009

Education: University of West Los Angeles

Practice Areas:

Immigration: Business (50%),
Immigration: Consumer (30%),
Insurance Coverage (10%),
Personal Injury - General: Plaintiff (10%)

Languages Spoken:

English,
Persian (Farsi)

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Attorney Profile

Attorney Hormuzd Henry Ezzati is the principal at Ezzati Law P.C., located in Irvine, California. Mr. Ezzati represents individuals and corporate entities on a world-wide basis and in all 50 states in the field of U.S. Immigration & Nationality, and Consular Law.

Mr. Ezzati graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), and earned his law degree from the University of West Los Angeles School of Law, where he was on the Dean's List. He is admitted to practice before all California state courts, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, the Supreme Court of California, and the U.S. Department of Justice’s Executive Office for Immigration Review.

Mr. Ezzati has assisted clients with consular visa processing, fiancé(e) petitions and marriage based petitions. He also has experience with employment-based immigrant visas, mandamus actions in U.S. Federal Court to compel U.S. Governmetn Action, as well as nonimmigrant visas based on investment and qualifications as an artist or entertainer.

In the area of U.S. Immigration Law, Mr. Ezzati has handled a multitude of petitions and applications for benfits involving athletes, artists, entertainers, victims of crime or human trafficking, EB-5 immigrant investor based Green Card (based on Regional Center investment and "stand alone"), alien's with extraordinary ability, intra-company transfers, NAFTA and U.S. citizenship through naturalization. In mandamus actions, he has successfully filed lawsuits with federal courts to compel the government to take administrative action on pending cases.

In addition to his practice, Mr. Ezzati enjoys staying involved in professional and community organizations. He is a member of the Orange County Bar Association (OCBA), the Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA). He is also associated with the Iranian American Lawyers Association and the Iranian American Bar Association. On his spare time, he volunteers with the Orange County Public Law Center (PLC), the Orange County Veterans Legal Institute (VLI), and as a mediator with the Orange County Superior Court.

Practice Areas

Immigration (50%): Naturalization & Citizenship

Immigration (30%): Naturalization & Citizenship

Insurance Coverage (10%): Bad Faith Insurance

Personal Injury - General (10%): Personal Injury - Plaintiff

Focus Areas

Naturalization & Citizenship, Bad Faith Insurance, Personal Injury - Plaintiff

Selections

Rising Stars: 2017 - 2019

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About Hormuzd Ezzati

Admitted: 2009, California

Professional Webpage: http://www.ezzatilaw.com/about-attorney.html

Honors/Awards:

Awareded certificate of appreciation for community work., Certificate of Appreciation, OCBA, 2013
Raised $500 or more for the care, support and research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association., Champion Club, Alzheimer's Association, 2014
Award given as a member with stellar legal credentials and a proven commitment to community engagement and the highest professional standards., American Society of Legal Advocates, 2017
Awareded certificate of appreciation for community work., Certificate of Appreciation, Orange County Bar Association, 2014

Special Licenses/Certifications:

State of California, Bureau of Real Estate Broker License, 2016

Bar/Professional Activity:

California
U.S. Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review
Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles (CAALA)
United States District Court, Central District of California
Orange County Bar Association (OCBA)
Iranian American Bar Association
California Supreme Court
State Bar of California
Iranian American Lawyers Association

Pro bono/Community Service:

Volunteer Mediator at the Orange County Superior Court through Community Service Programs (CSP), 2016
Orange County Bar Association, Community Outreach Committee, 2010
Orange County Public Law Center, 2010

Verdicts/Settlements:

Successfully completed federal court actions pursuant to 8USC1447(b) for pending naturalization applications, 2018
J-1 hardship waiver filed with USCIS and USDOS. Case granted and court proceedings terminated. Client filed for Adjustment of Status as an immediate relative and is now enjoying life along her spouse and child., 2016
Successfully filed several Mandamus Federal Court actions to compel action on pending Adjustment of Status Applications and nunc pro tunc application for asylee, 2018
T-bone auto collission. Defendant insurance company denied liability. Was obtain a video from nearby store that captured the incident. Case Settled immediately after!, 2016
EB-5 immigration and civil litigation hybrid-Case dismissed in favor of my clients on Motion to Quash Service for lack of jurisdiction., 2017
EB-1A petiton as self petitioning researcher in sciences. Case approved and visa processing successfuly completed. , 2015
Client showed great improvement for Good Moral Character (GMC) determination, and after 2 years of ongoing communication with USCIS, he was sworn in as a U.S. naturalized citizen in May. , 2017
N-400 Naturalization application not adjudicated timely as per U.S.C. statute. Filed an action in Federal District Court- client received his oath ceremony scheduled for April 2017., 2017
E-2 filed with a "Hranka" waiver- case approved and visa processing complete, 2016
Client highly allergic to cashew nutz. On vaction and was served with food that was mislabeled as not containing any cashew. In fact, confirmed the same with waiter and kitchen staff. After investigation and several denials by Insurance company, the smoking gun was that the food served was "cashew chicken!!!" Case settled immediately after., 2016