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Possibly the Youngest Chair in State Bar Immigration Section History, Now Running His Own San Antonio Immigration Attorney Practice

Inside Myers Immigration Law, the business-focused San Antonio immigration attorney practice Matthew Myers founded in 2020 after handling high-volume corporate immigration work at a large international firm — a young practice whose founder’s credentials this profile could independently verify, even where its public review base could not yet be.

BY THE AWESOME ATTORNEYS EDITORIAL TEAM · SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS · AUGUST 2026

MYERS IMMIGRATION LAW — AT A GLANCE

Sources: myersimmigration.com (firm website), State Bar of Texas Immigration and Nationality Law Section, Super Lawyers, Justia, Avvo, Yelp. Compiled August 2026.

ORIGIN

From a Large International Firm to His Own San Antonio Immigration Attorney Practice

Matthew Myers earned a B.A. in Economics and Spanish, magna cum laude, from Austin College, then a J.D. from Baylor Law School in 2014, where he served as president of the Student Bar Association and was named a Public Interest Scholar. He began his immigration career at one of the largest international immigration law firms, handling high-volume, complex business immigration matters for clients ranging from startups to Fortune 100 companies, before founding Myers Immigration Law in San Antonio in 2020.

Myers is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization — a credential Awesome Attorneys independently confirmed through the State Bar of Texas’s own Immigration and Nationality Law Section bio page for Myers, not solely from firm marketing. That same page states he served as, in its words, “likely the youngest Chair in the history of” that section in 2020, and he was subsequently appointed by the State Bar of Texas president to the Committee on Laws Relating to Immigration and Nationality, currently serving as Vice Chair.

THE MODEL

A Young, Growing San Antonio Immigration Attorney Practice

Myers Immigration Law operates from a single San Antonio office on North New Braunfels Avenue. Per Myers’s own professional biography, the firm has grown from a solo business-immigration practice to a small team including a legal analyst, paralegal, and contract attorney. As a firm founded in 2020, it is younger than most of the San Antonio immigration practices in this directory, though Myers’s own pre-founding career, spanning over a decade of business immigration work, predates the firm itself.

PRACTICE

Where This San Antonio Immigration Attorney Concentrates

The firm’s stated focus is employment and investor-based business immigration: H-1B specialty-occupation visas, E-1 treaty-trader and E-2 treaty-investor visas, employer I-9 compliance audits, and outbound global immigration matters for companies moving employees abroad. This is a narrower, employer-side specialization than the family- and humanitarian-focused firms that make up most of this directory’s San Antonio immigration coverage, and it fills a genuine gap for readers specifically seeking business-immigration counsel.

TRACK RECORD

What Can — and Cannot — Be Verified

As with immigration practice generally, there is no jury-verdict or settlement-figure record to report, and Awesome Attorneys did not have access to USCIS case-level data or an approval-rate figure for this firm. The firm’s own site does not publish an itemized results table.

CLIENT VOICE

A Thin Public Review Base, Disclosed Plainly

Unlike several other firms in this directory with review bases in the dozens or low hundreds, Myers Immigration Law’s public review footprint is thin: its Facebook page shows only two reviews as of this writing, not yet enough to generate a star rating, and a secondary directory listing reflected inconsistent, unreliable aggregate data that Awesome Attorneys does not repeat here. The individual client comments Awesome Attorneys did locate were positive, including one Mexican business owner who described Myers as “the best professional we have had the opportunity to work” with, and a client who credited him with finding a path forward after several other attorneys could not help with a complex case. Given the small sample size, readers should weigh this positive but limited record accordingly rather than treat it as equivalent to a larger firm’s track record.

BEYOND THE PRACTICE

State Bar Leadership and Peer Recognition

Myers has been named a Super Lawyers “Rising Star” for immigration law from 2022 through 2026, a “Top Attorney in Immigration Law” by Austin Monthly Magazine, and a “Ones to Watch” selectee by Best Lawyers in America. He is an active member of the San Antonio Bar Association, where he previously chaired the International Law Section, and serves on the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s Global Migration Section.

RECOGNITION

A TBLS Certification Independently Confirmed

Myers’s Board Certification in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization is independently confirmed through the State Bar of Texas’s own Immigration Section bio page, not accepted from firm marketing alone. Awesome Attorneys applies the words “board certified” and “specialist” to his practice on that basis. The “Rising Star” and “Ones to Watch” designations are peer-nomination and independent-research processes distinct from pay-to-play marketing awards.

THE FEDERAL IMMIGRATION BACKDROP

What Texas Employers Should Know

Immigration law is federal, not state, law. Employment-based visa categories including H-1B, E-1, and E-2 are governed by the Immigration and Nationality Act and adjudicated by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or, for treaty-visa categories, U.S. consulates abroad. Worksite enforcement and I-9 compliance fall under Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security. San Antonio employers work within the same federal framework as employers anywhere in the country; there is no Texas-specific business immigration statute that supersedes federal law. None of this is legal advice, and employer compliance questions carry real regulatory risk that warrants review by a licensed attorney based on the specific facts of a case.

AWESOME ATTORNEYS ASSESSMENT

A Credentialed Business Immigration Specialist, Still Building a Public Track Record

Myers Immigration Law’s clearest strength is Myers himself: a TBLS board-certified business immigration attorney with genuine State Bar of Texas leadership credentials, including a section chairmanship earned early in his career, layered on top of substantial pre-founding experience at a large international firm. For San Antonio employers and investors specifically seeking business-side immigration counsel, this is one of the more credentialed options in this directory. The honest limitation is that the firm is young (founded 2020) and its public review footprint is thin compared to more established firms covered here — not a red flag, but a real data gap that prospective clients should factor in alongside the strong credentials. Readers can compare this firm against other San Antonio attorneys in the Awesome Attorneys directory.

This is a firm best suited to employers and investors with business-immigration needs — H-1B sponsorship, treaty visas, I-9 compliance — and less suited to individuals seeking family-based or humanitarian immigration representation, which is not the firm’s stated focus.

METHODOLOGY & SOURCING

This San Antonio immigration attorney profile draws on the firm’s own website (myersimmigration.com), Matthew Myers’s biography on the State Bar of Texas Immigration and Nationality Law Section’s own site, his Super Lawyers and Justia profiles, and Facebook and Chamber of Commerce reviews as of August 2026. Board certification was independently verified against the State Bar section source rather than accepted from firm marketing alone. Awesome Attorneys did not have access to USCIS case-level data and makes no claim about the firm’s approval rate. Client comments quoted or summarized reflect individual client experiences, not verified case outcomes, and the limited review volume is disclosed directly in this profile.

PUBLISHER DISCLOSURE & INDEPENDENCE

Awesome Attorneys is an independent legal directory and editorial publication. This profile was not paid for, commissioned, or reviewed by Myers Immigration Law prior to publication, and its inclusion here does not constitute an endorsement. Awesome Attorneys may in the future offer sponsored placements to firms profiled in its directory; sponsorship does not alter the editorial content of an existing profile.