Family visas
Petitions for spouses, parents, children and siblings, from inside the US or abroad, including consular processing.
- Typical timeline
- 12 to 24 months
- Flat fee from
- $2,500
Immigration attorneys in Brickell, Miami
Clear answers on your immigration case, in English or Spanish.
Green cards, family and work visas, citizenship, asylum and DACA. We explain your options in plain language, quote a flat fee in writing, and handle your case from the first form to the final interview.
- Flat fees, in writing, before we start. Payment plans available.
- $150 consultation, credited to your fee if you hire us.
- Replies within one business day from your attorney or paralegal.
Practice areas
Immigration only. Six kinds of case we know inside out.
Every case has a named attorney, a dedicated paralegal and a portal where you see every document and date. Timelines are estimates; USCIS processing times vary.
Green cards
Adjustment of status through marriage, family or work, work and travel permits while you wait, and interview preparation.
- Typical timeline
- 10 to 18 months
- Flat fee from
- $3,500
Citizenship
Naturalization (N-400), certificates of citizenship for children, and preparation for the civics test and interview.
- Typical timeline
- 6 to 12 months
- Flat fee from
- $1,500
Work visas
H-1B, O-1, L-1, TN and E-2 investor visas, for employees and for the Miami companies that hire them.
- Typical timeline
- 1 to 8 months
- Flat fee from
- $4,500
Asylum
Affirmative and defensive asylum applications, declarations and evidence, and representation in immigration court.
- Typical timeline
- Varies
- Flat fee from
- $6,000
DACA
DACA and work permit renewals, filed on time, with a reminder from us 150 days before your expiry date.
- Typical timeline
- 2 to 6 months
- Flat fee from
- $750
Before you call
Which option might fit you? Three questions.
A general starting point, not legal advice. Every case turns on its details, and an attorney will go through yours in the consultation.
Your starting point will show here
Answer the questions and we'll show the most common route for someone in your situation, the typical flat fee and what to bring to a consultation.
Fees
Flat fees, published. No hourly bills.
Ranges for common cases. Your exact price goes in writing after the consultation, and it doesn't change unless your case does.
| Case | Typical timeline | Flat fee |
|---|---|---|
| Marriage green cardAdjustment of status, work and travel permits, interview | 10 to 18 months | $3,500 to $5,000 |
| Family petition from abroadI-130, National Visa Center, consular interview | 12 to 24 months | $2,500 to $4,000 |
| CitizenshipN-400 and interview preparation | 6 to 12 months | $1,500 to $2,000 |
| Work visasH-1B, O-1, L-1, TN, E-2 | 1 to 8 months | $4,500 to $9,000 |
| AsylumDeclaration, evidence, interview or hearing | Varies | $6,000 to $9,000 |
| DACA renewalIncluding the work permit | 2 to 6 months | $750 to $1,000 |
| Removal defenseImmigration court | Varies | Quoted after review |
How a case runs
Four steps, and you always know which one you're on.
Your client portal shows where your case stands, which documents are missing and the next date. No calling to ask.
- Week 1
Consultation
An hour with an attorney, in person or by video. We go through your history and tell you honestly what your options are.
- Week 1 to 2
Strategy and fee in writing
You get a written plan: what we file, in what order, what it costs and how long it usually takes.
- Week 2 to 8
We prepare and file
Your paralegal gathers documents with you from a checklist. Your attorney reviews every page before it goes out.
- Until the decision
Interview and decision
We rehearse the interview with you and come with you on the day. We stay on the case until the final decision.
Our promise
“We tell you what your options are, what they cost and how long they take. Then we do the work, and you can see every step of it.”
The firm's promise, printed on every case plan
Attorneys
Two bilingual partners. One of them owns your case, start to finish.
Concept copy: fictional attorneys and photos
Marisol Villaverde
Founding partner
Marriage and family green cards, citizenship and work visas, including complicated cases with past entries or overstays.
- English
- Español
Henri Morency
Partner
Asylum, TPS, immigration court defense and DACA renewals.
- English
- Kreyòl
- Français
- Español
“They gave us the full price in the first meeting and it never changed. The interview took twenty minutes because we'd already practised it twice.”
“My mother only speaks Spanish and she finally understood every step. The portal showed her what was missing without her having to call.”
Questions
What people ask on every first call.
Not here? Bring it to the consultation, or message us and we'll reply within one business day.
What should I bring to the consultation?
Your passport, any immigration papers you've received (visas, I-94, USCIS notices, work permits) and a rough list of your entries to and exits from the US. If you're missing something, come anyway.
Is the consultation confidential?
Yes. What you tell us in a consultation is protected by attorney-client confidentiality, whether or not you hire us.
Can you help if I'm not in Miami?
Yes. Immigration law is federal, so we represent clients across the country and abroad. Most of our consultations happen by video.
What if USCIS asks for more evidence?
Responses to requests for evidence are included in your flat fee. We'll tell you exactly what's needed and prepare the reply.
Can you guarantee the outcome?
No honest lawyer can. What we do promise is that you'll know your real options, the price and the risks before anything is filed.
The office
In Brickell, two blocks from the Metromover.
| Monday to Thursday | 8:30 am to 6:30 pm |
|---|---|
| Friday | 8:30 am to 5:00 pm |
| Saturday | 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, video only |
| Sunday | Closed |
Phone
(305) 555-0142Where
Brickell, Miami, FL. The exact address comes with your confirmation.
One hour with an attorney. You'll know where you stand.
$150, credited to your fee if you hire us. In English or Spanish, in the office or by video.