Family Based Visa Petitions
United States Citizens can petition for a spouse, children (including stepchildren under the age of 18), parents, brothers and sisters. A Lawful Permanent Resident can petition for a spouse and unmarried children.
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)(available to women and men) VAWA protects the victim(s) of abuse by allowing abused/battered persons and/or their children to self-petition for permanent residence without the danger of relying on the abuser's participation in the process.
U. S. citizenship gives you the most privileges and rights; call us to see if you qualify (361) 884-0651 Ext. 233 or check here.
Stay current with DACA and TPS status; renew if you are eligible (call 361-884-0651 Ext. 233 for more information).
Due to COVID-19...
NOTICE – Immigration Services by Appointment Only
All Consultations for new clients will be by appointment only.
Walk-ins for new clients will not occur until further notice.
Please call 361-884-0651 Ext. 233 to schedule an appointment for new clients to consult.
AVISO – Servicios de Inmigración serán solo por cita
Todas las consultas para clientes nuevos serán solo con cita previa.
Clientes sin cita no serán vistos hasta nuevo aviso.
Para todos nuevos clientes que gustan consultar sobre su caso de inmigración llame al 361-884-0651 Ext. 233 para programar una cita.
A $25.00 consultation fee (cash or money order only) is charged per consultation. This fee includes a review for client eligibility and a discussion of "next steps" for the processing of the case. In most cases every person is required to come in for an initial consultation before a case is opened.
Department legal fees to proceed with a case will vary according to a written fee schedule depending on the type of service needed.
Please Note: USCIS (government) fees are separate from legal fees; USCIS fee waivers are available for many processes upon individual qualification.
Recognition/Accreditation:
The Immigration Department is recognized and accrediated by the Department of Justice's Office of Legal Access Programs (OLAP). Attorneys and DOJ accredited representatives are authorized to provide legal counsel to immigrants on their eligibility for immigration benefits under current immigration law.
Affiliation:
The Immigration Department is an affiliate member of the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC), American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and its Migration and Refugee Services Program, and the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops.