About Aman U.
Aman U. Khan is an attorney licensed by the State Bar of Texas. He completed the necessary legal training and fulfilled bar admission requirements before beginning practice in Texas. His membership in professional organizations has run alongside his early years in practice.
Khan began his career working on matters that commonly arise for immigrants and their families. He gained courtroom experience and time in administrative proceedings, representing clients before immigration authorities and at hearings. Over the years he has handled matters for individuals, families, and small employers across the state.
His work covers core immigration areas. He represents clients in family-based petitions, naturalization applications, and removal defense. He also assists with employment-based visas and adjustment of status cases. On occasion he has taken on asylum and humanitarian petitions, preparing filings and presenting evidence in administrative and judicial settings. Clients have relied on him for case preparation, filings, and representation at interviews and hearings.
In practice he balances paperwork and advocacy. He prepares supporting documents, drafts briefs and motions, and argues cases where hearings are required. He works directly with clients to assemble documentation and to explain procedural steps. He also coordinates with translators, expert witnesses, and service providers when cases require additional support.
Khan maintains membership in the State Bar of Texas and in the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He attends continuing legal education programs and participates in professional meetings to stay current on regulatory changes and case law that affect immigration practice. Those connections provide a regular channel for updates on policy shifts and procedural changes.
He practices through Khan Law, PLLC, where he handles intake, case management, and representation. Colleagues describe his approach as practical and case-oriented. He manages a docket that includes filings at the agency level and appearances in court when removal proceedings or appeals are involved. As of 2026 he is active in the Texas bar and continues to represent individuals and employers in immigration matters.
He currently focuses his practice on immigration law at Khan Law, PLLC.
