Immigration Services

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Our office has years of experience preparing a wide variety of visa applications, including petitions for:

• Spouses
• Parents
• Children
• Siblings
• Military Members and Their Family
• Employees
• Investors
• DACA Recipients
• Crime Victims
• And More

We also do work permit applications for those who qualify based on an underlying petition.  Call us today to explore your options to fix your status or immigrate to the U.S.

Let us help you obtain your Lawful Permanent Residency (Green Card) or Citizenship in the U.S. today. We're proud to say that we've helped hundreds of people on their path to residency and citizenship, including those with prior denials and those with past criminal or immigration violations. 

We understand that there are few things more important than your legal status and ability to obtain citizenship in the U.S. That's why you need a firm with the knowledge and experience to handle your case .

We have more than a decade of experience representing individuals seeking Asylum and Temporary Protected Status in the U.S., including those in removal or deportation proceedings. From preparing the initial application and supporting evidence to applying for a work permit and appearing at the final interview or hearing, we can help with every step of the process.

Attorney Ravindar K Arora has represented hundreds of people in deportation and removal proceedings. We are familiar with all forms of relief available to those facing deportation, as well as the legal standards applied by the immigration judges. We have represented clients in Arizona and across the country. If you are in deportation or removal proceedings, call today to discuss your options to fight the case and remain in the U.S.

Nothing is scarier than having a loved one in custody. We have negotiated the release of detainees by ICE and fought hundreds of bond hearings before immigration judges. If your loved one is in ICE custody, don't take chances, call today to discuss their options for release.

The case isn't always over just because the judge says so. If there were significant legal errors made in your case, you may be entitled to appeal or reopen your case. We have helped many clients to reopen their cases, sometimes years after they were denied. Every case is unique, so call us today for an evaluation of your options.