Address: 1425 Greenway Dr #150, Irving, TX 75038, USA
Phone: +19723867777
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–6PM
Tuesday: 9AM–6PM
Wednesday: 9AM–6PM
Thursday: 9AM–6PM
Friday: 9AM–6PM
Saturday: 9AM–4PM
Alejandro Lechuga
Attorney Ortiz and her team was very efficient in doing her job and for that my family and I are eternally grateful. If you are looking for a lawyer, do not hesitate to hire her services. Attorney Ortiz and her team were very efficient in doing their job and for that my family and I are eternally grateful. If you are looking for a lawyer, do not hesitate to hire her services.
Jose Guadalupe Calderon
all excellent
Tilyta Scott
I want to start by thanking them for helping me in the process of my citizenship, they are very responsible and are there to give you all the help you need, they have an answer for all your questions and they are very professional, I really recommend them to family and friends! ! May God continue to bless you greatly!!!
Sofia Yanez
Great work team, I started with them in 2015 and thank God and this prestigious law firm today as a US citizen I say thank you, thank you, thank you... I highly recommend them
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Hello superflame! Residency through employment is almost never an option if you have already incurred illegal status. However, it would be necessary to analyze if he is protected by the 245(i) law or if he has a way to ask for forgiveness for his illegal stay. Cheers!
Juan Pacheco if we can also support him in the elaboration of the Power of Attorney letter.
Yes, we do handle SIJS cases
Good morning Janeth, for this your friend must submit the removal of conditions based on divorce and must do so before the temporary residence expires, we recommend that you come for a consultation so that the lawyer can explain the process.
Hi Rodolfo! I'm am so sorry about what happened. In order for you to obtain a U visa, you need the signature of the authority responsible for investigating the facts. If they sign you, there are odds, if not, no.
Good morning Bersabe, if you obtained your residence through marriage with a US citizen, from 3 years you can apply for citizenship if you meet other requirements, if the nationality was acquired by another means it would be 5 years from when residency was obtained, the processing time varies according to the workload that migration has, at this time it is taking up to 14 months.
Napoleon, we have offices in Texas and Oklahoma.
Mrs, I am very sorry for your anguish, I am just a person who gave a comment to the google map site, at this time, the office is closed, I recommend you look for it personally, first thing in the morning look for the lawyer. Also try to get your son out.
According to the situation that he has, he can go to the local office where he has his procedure to speak with an officer and explain the situation.
The appointment is scheduled according to the availability in the calendar, if you want it specifically with Lawyer Tessy Ortiz it will take a couple of weeks due to the number of people who want her to attend them personally, if you want it with another Lawyer who works in You can have the Office as soon as there is availability, you must be very specific and be very clear about what you want to do or the type of procedure you are going to perform. If you are detained at ICE you do not need an appointment, however, as in any business they can accept walk-in appointments, that is, if there is no other client before you go, they will obviously attend to you, I hope this information will be of help to you.
Hello Pedro! It all depends on whether they give you a signature by the authority or not. Without that signature, there is no hope. But, if the authority in charge of investigating or punishing the facts signs it, it can apply. Greetings!
Hello isbael! It all depends on what type of plan you have with Parkland, how you are going to fix your residence, how the public charge rule is applied to you (if it is not removed) and what other factors you consider migration to determine whether it will become a public charge or not.
Hello Teresa! To apply for DACA, we need to prove the following: 1. That the applicant arrived before their 16th birthday; 2. Before June 15, 2007; 3. Have been continuously in the USA from 2007 to date; 4. Be at least 15 years old (unless you are in removal proceedings or have been deported); Have been born after June 15, 1981; 5. Be in school, have graduated from High School, or have an official GED; 6. Not have a disqualifying offense (such as DWI); 7. Have not had legal status on June 15, 2012. Consultations by phone and video call are completely free.
Hello Maria! To answer your questions, we need more information about your daughter's case. Consultations by phone and video call are completely free. Wouldn't you like to speak to schedule a consultation and present your case to one of our attorneys? Regards!
No, don't worry. The new public charge rule does not affect to citizenship process. Good luck!
Hello Mario. No, we only carry cases of migration. Regards!
Clear! Our office handles any type of immigration cases, including citizenship. Greetings and happy new year!
Hello Ilsi! In order to better help you, we would need to see all the documents you have. Indeed, when they have a court pending, the two authorities must be notified separately: ICE and the Court. Also, if you wish, you have to ask the court to move your courts to another city. Cheers!
Hello Hugo! Depending on the class of crimes. We would have to see the complete criminal record of each case. A greeting!
Hello Hector! It all depends on whether you are protected by law 245 (i), or if you have a mother, father or wife who is a resident or citizen, or if your child enlists in the Armed Forces. Regards!
It depends on the age of your child. If you are under 18, your child may be able to fix. Regards!
Hi Eufides! It all depends on the type of case. In order to give you a budget for your case, we would have to have a consultation and analyze your case.
Possibly yes. We would have to analyze your case in detail in order to give you an answer. Regards!
Depending on the dates of departure and entry. You may have the punishment of 10 years. However, in order to give you a more adequate response, we would have to have a consultation to discuss your case in more detail. Regards!
Ada, that is only partially true. Having a child with autism can help someone fix their immigration status if they are deported and show a judge the following 3 things: 1. Who has been in the country for more than 10 years 2. That he has good moral character 3. That he has a mother, father, children or resident spouse or citizen who would suffer exceptional and unusual harm without him in the country. At this point is where the child's autism helps This is a difficult trial called cancellation of deportation and a migration court is faced
I suggest that you go to an appointment costs 100 dlls but it directly goes with her tesy Ortiz very good lawyer
One hundred dollars, but if you decide to make a contract with them that is most likely, they will take it at your own expense, I give you my word that you will not regret it, there are many good lawyers, but with the ORTIZ bar of lawyers There is quality, integrity and onestidad
You can arrange papers faster with the stepson or with the resident mother I have been more than 20 years
When you make the appointment with the lawyer, she instantly disappoints you, then later she will tell you if it is accessible or not.
Make an appointment for consultation and there she will explain in more detail, visit one of its three facilities, they attend quickly and are very friendly
Hello Teresa, your case would have to be analyzed in a consultation, in order to determine if you qualify for that process. Thank you
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