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Every case is unique. What may have applied to a family member, might not apply to you. This is why it is so important to have a detailed consultation. We’ll review your situation in detail and explain all your options clearly, so you understand the best path forward.

Yes. Whether you are facing deportation, have received a Request for Evidence (RFE), or if your application was denied, we can step in quickly to protect your rights and explore your options.

We handle:
*Family-based immigration (green cards, fiancé visas, waivers)
*Citizenship and naturalization
*Deportation defense and removal proceedings
*Asylum, TPS, and other humanitarian relief (VAWA, U visas, T visas, etc.)

Yes, our team is fully bilingual in English and Spanish.

Absolutely. We have an experienced team that is just a phone call away that can answer most of your questions, but if you want to speak with your attorney directly, we can always schedule a conference call at a time that is convenient for you.

We can still serve you. Most of the documents we will need for your case are copies. You can send them to us via email or via mail.

Costs depend on the type of case, but we believe quality legal help should be accessible. We provide transparent pricing during your consultation and offer flexible payment plans in many situations.

We only charge $100.00 for a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney.

We offer a case evaluation at no charge. During this evaluation, an experienced member of our team will ask several questions to make sure we are the right firm for you. We will also answer any questions you may have about our firm, our policies and our experience.

Your attorney will listen carefully to your situation, answer your questions, and outline your best immigration options. You’ll leave with a clear strategy and a step-by-step understanding of the process. We recommend that you write down any questions you may have and that you make a recollection of your immigration history such as date of initial entry to the United States, any applications filed with USCIS, etc.

Timelines vary based on your type of application and government processing times. We’ll give you an honest estimate during your consultation and keep you updated on every step of the way.

No attorney can guarantee results, but we can promise that we will fight for your case with professionalism, dedication, and care. Our track record shows that clients who hire us significantly improve their chances of approval since our approval rates are over 90%.

We combine a humane practice of law with deep legal expertise. We do not want to be another law firm that works as a factory. You’ll never feel like “just another case.” We pride ourselves on being responsive, transparent, and treating each client like family.
Most of our team are immigrants as well. Each team member is selected for their commitments to the community, we are trained to listen and to help our clients with compassion
and dignity.

We understand the urgency immigration cases often require. In most cases, we can schedule a consultation within 24-48 hours and begin working on your case immediately. We recommend you DO NOT wait until the last minute to contact us as we give priority to our existing clients and their emergencies.

A Green Card (Lawful Permanent Residency) allows you to live and work permanently in the United States. You may be eligible through family sponsorship, employment, investment, refugee/asylee status, or other programs. Our immigration attorneys can help you determine the best path and guide you through the process.

A visa is typically temporary and allows you to enter and stay in the U.S. for a specific purpose (work, study, or travel). A green card gives you permanent resident status, with more rights and a pathway to citizenship.

Most people become eligible for citizenship through naturalization after being a green card holder for several years. You must meet the requirements, such as continuous residency, good moral character, display basic English language skills, and also know some U.S. history and civics.

Processing times vary depending on your status (U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident), the relative’s relationship to you, and government backlogs in the Visa Bulletin. Processing times can range from months to years. We will help you navigate the process and understand how long your immigration process will take.

Yes. A U.S. citizen can petition for a fiancé(e) visa (K-1) so their partner can come to the U.S. to get married. After marriage, the foreign spouse can apply for a green card in the United States.

Seek legal help immediately. You may have defenses available — such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or family petitions — but strict deadlines apply so time is of the essence to act.

If you fear persecution in your home country based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular group, you may qualify for asylum. You must generally apply within one year of arriving in the U.S. If you believe this is your case, you must schedule a consultation as soon as possible.

TPS is a temporary immigration status for people from designated countries affected by conflict, natural disasters, or unsafe conditions. It allows eligible individuals to live and work legally in the U.S. during the duration of the protection. TPS can be extended for multiple years.

It depends. Some applications allow travel with advance parole, while others do not. Traveling without proper authorization could cancel your case. Always check with an experienced immigration attorney before making travel plans.

You may be able to appeal, file a motion to reopen, or apply again with stronger evidence. Our experienced immigration attorneys are prepared to evaluate your options and help you move forward.