American Immigration Lawyers Association

10 recommendations and reviews from 10 people

• Referral from June 25, 2021
  

  arunmlvtec asked:

  Need recommendation for a good family immigration lawyer! Hi folks, came to the US in Fall 2013 on a student visa to do my Masters. After completing my Masters, I started working full time. Now, I am currently in the US on a work visa and recently got married to someone with a Green card. need to apply for adjustment in status but there were some complication in my visa transition from F-1 to H-1 and want to hire a knowledgeable immigration lawyer who could handle this case well and help me with filing all the required paperwork and stuff.

  

  blackknight1 replied:

  Not sure if you want someone near you but check out aila.org

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• Referral from October 19, 2020
  

  throwawaygcnwa asked:

  Good Immigration Lawyers in Northwest Arkansas Area? Hi all, Does anyone know of any or have any experiences with good immigration lawyers in the Northwest Arkansas area? Looking into someone to help handle a marriage-based green card application. Any suggestions from other lawyers or anyone with a similar experience would be helpful. Thanks!

  

  blackknight1 replied:

  I don’t but check out aila.org

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• Referral from April 4, 2020
  

  czescthere asked:

  Immigration lawyers in DC Does anyone have a lawyer in the DC area (can be MD/VA just outside of DC too) that they recommend?

  

  cheersdom replied:

  check aila.org

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• Referral from August 9, 2019
  

  natnguyen asked:

  Removing conditions divorced. Help? (Chicagoland) Hi everyone. Basically the title. I don’t need help with the process. I’m hiring an attorney but have been to several initial consultations and they haven’t been great. I’m new to the Chicagoland area so I can’t get any recommendations and google reviews are not trustworthy anymore. Can anyone recommend an attorney in the area? Thanks!

  

  blackknight1 replied:

  Check aila.org

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• Referral from March 2, 2019
  

  saardinecantuna asked:

  AoS in LA attorney questions (should i hire firm or individual?) I'm recently married to a USC and were looking to adjust my status. Can someone recommend any good lawyers in LA? Should I hire a firm or individual? Would appreciate help

  

  StuffedWithNails replied:

  I don't have any recommendations, but you can start by looking on www.aila.org. Although, unless there's something unusual about your case, you probably don't need a lawyer.

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• Referral from August 20, 2018
  

  wannabelandlady asked:

  Immigration attorney and advice [AL] Hey LA, could any of you recommend any non-profit organizations I can get in contact with that deal with immigrants/immigration? I'm looking to get an immigration attorney but I don't think the mods will let you post any lawyers or advertise. Just hoping to be pointed in the right direction. I haven't broken any laws, I'm here legally and have my green card interview soon and from what I've read online, it might be wise for us to retain an attorney. Also any advice regarding the interview is welcome. One of my main concerns is that SO and I are of different ethnicities. Marriage is legit, we had one son but sadly lost him when I was 9 months pregnant.

  

  borktron replied:

  Your state bar association, or https://www.aila.org/.

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• Referral from August 15, 2018
  

  polarrrrgh asked:

  Recommendations on immigration lawyer? Hi all, a friend of mine is here in the US as an international student. I think she has a F1 student visa. She's married to her US citizen husband and they're trying to file for her green card. They just moved here from the East coast. Does anyone know any good immigration lawyers that are great with the green card process? They don't know what's a standard fee here but they got a quote in their old city for $2000 flat I think. Thanks!

  

  CelluloseNitrate replied:

  You can get referrals through https://www.aila.org/ and referred lawyers are supposed to give you a free consultation. That can help you decide whether to DIY or to hire counsel. You don’t have to go with the referred lawyer of course, and you can get second and third opinions.

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• Referral from January 4, 2015
  

  Rachel C. asked:

  Can anyone recommend an immigration lawyer? I am applying for naturalization and would feel much better reviewing the paperwork with someone before filing. Thanks in advance!

  

  Richard B. replied:

  ^The OP did ask for that...worth checking to see they're experienced in abandonment issues rather than work or general family immigration. AILA.org to check out credentials and also for referrals as well.

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• Referral from March 26, 2014
  

  Prince D. asked:

  I need a lawyer advice .....

  

  Will H. replied:

  WWW.aila.org

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• Referral from January 21, 2013
  

  Alexia G. asked:

  Recommendations for an immigration lawyer in Miami???

  

  Mike P. replied:

  Alexia, I'll be happy to help you in any way that I can. I've done petitions for clients as far as NY and TX, However, if you decide on a local attorney look for one through www.aila.org

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