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Services

Every path, explained plainly.

From a first petition to the citizenship oath, we handle each stage with you in your language.

What we handle

Immigration services

Family petitions

Spouses, children, parents and siblings, including waivers and consular processing.

Green cards

Adjustment of status, renewals and removal of conditions.

Citizenship

Naturalization applications, interview preparation and certificates of citizenship.

Work visas

H-1B, L-1, O-1 and employer-sponsored green cards for workers and companies.

DACA

Renewals filed early, with a review of any new options that may apply.

Removal defense

Representation in immigration court, bond hearings, asylum and cancellation of removal.

How it works

Four stages, one team.

The same people stay with your case from the first call to the final decision.

  1. Consultation

    We review your history and documents and explain every option, in English or Spanish.

    Week 1
  2. Written plan

    You receive a written plan with the forms, the evidence and a flat fee for each stage.

    Within 3 days
  3. Filing

    We prepare and file a complete application, so fewer requests for evidence come back.

    Weeks 2 to 6
  4. Interview or hearing

    We prepare you in practice sessions and attend with you whenever the agency allows.

    When scheduled
Fees

Flat fees by stage.

Government filing fees are separate and paid directly to the agency.

ServiceAttorney feeBilling
Consultation$150Credited if you hire us
Spousal petition$3,500Two installments
Naturalization$1,500Flat fee
DACA renewal$650Flat fee

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Questions

Questions about services

Do you handle cases outside Texas?

Yes. Immigration law is federal, so we represent clients across the country by video, except for hearings that require local counsel.

Can you help after a denial?

Often. We review the denial notice to see whether a motion, an appeal or a new filing gives you the best chance.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes. Most cases can be paid in installments tied to each stage of the work.

Start here

Every case begins with one honest conversation.

Book a consultation in English or Spanish, in person or by video. You leave with a written plan.

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