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The basics
What to know about immigration cases in Phoenix
Immigration is federal law. The same rules apply nationwide, but Phoenix cases are heard in local federal offices and courts.
- Phoenix has its own immigration courtThe Phoenix Immigration Court is at 250 N. Seventh Ave., Suite 300, Phoenix, AZ 85007. It is run by the Justice Department’s Executive Office for Immigration Review.Source: EOIR, Phoenix Immigration Court
- Asylum has a one-year deadlineAn asylum application generally must be filed within one year of arrival in the U.S. Limited exceptions exist for changed or extraordinary circumstances.Source: 8 U.S.C. § 1158(a)(2)
- Different work, different attorneysEmployment visas, family petitions, citizenship and removal defense are distinct practices. An attorney strong in one isn’t automatically right for another.
Directory
Immigration attorneys in Phoenix
Independently researched profiles: who the attorney is, what they focus on, and how to reach them. Listed alphabetically.
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Alcaraz Tocchini: The Phoenix Firm With One of Only Two California-Certified Immigration Specialists in Arizona
Inside Alcaraz Tocchini LLP, the Phoenix and Tucson firm led by one of only two attorneys in Arizona holding a state bar…
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Alcock & Associates: The 24/7 Firm Built From Former Prosecutors, Now Fighting Deportation Cases Too
A NOTE TO READERS. This profile was researched and written independently by Awesome Attorneys’ editorial team. Alcock & Associates, P.C. did not…
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Alice Vacek Aranda: A Sedona Immigration Practice Born From Personal History
A NOTE TO READERS. This profile was researched and written independently by Awesome Attorneys’ editorial team. The Law Offices of Alice Vacek…
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Alicia M. Heflin: The Phoenix Immigration Attorney Who Chaired the State Bar’s Immigration Section
Anyone comparing a Phoenix immigration attorney with genuine leadership within Arizona’s own bar association will find Alicia M. Heflin notable — former…
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Alonso & Alonso: The San Antonio Headquarters of a Highly-Reviewed, Six-Office Immigration Firm
Anyone comparing a San Antonio immigration attorney with a heavily-reviewed, high-volume practice will come across Alonso & Alonso — the firm’s actual…
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Catherine Jiang: The Phoenix Immigration Attorney Who Speaks Eight Languages Across Her Firm
Catherine Jiang built a Phoenix immigration practice after earning a doctorate in physics and economics and living in China, South Korea, and…
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CIMA Law Group: The Immigration Founder Who Also Sits as a Maricopa County Judge Pro Tem
A NOTE TO READERS. This profile was researched and written independently by Awesome Attorneys’ editorial team. CIMA Law Group, PC did not…
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Dickinson Wright: Six Verified Specialties, From Board-Certified Family Law to a USCIS-Insider Immigration Bench
Dickinson Wright Phoenix pairs the local office of a national law firm with a rare dual board-certified Tax Law and Estate &…
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Elizabeth Chatham at Stinson LLP: The Phoenix Attorney Named Immigration Lawyer of the Year
Anyone researching a Phoenix immigration attorney for complex, employment-based corporate immigration work will find Elizabeth Chatham at Stinson LLP among the most…
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Habich Law, PLC: The Wisconsin Supreme Court Intern Who Now Speaks Three Languages of Immigration Law
A NOTE TO READERS. This profile was researched and written independently by Awesome Attorneys’ editorial team. Habich Law, PLC did not pay…
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Julie Pace: The Phoenix Attorney Who Took an Immigration Compliance Law to the U.S. Supreme Court
Julie Pace built a Phoenix practice around employer immigration compliance, coordinating the business-coalition litigation that challenged Arizona’s employer-sanctions immigration law all the…
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Magaly Fontes: Two Decades Into an Immigration Practice She Built From a Personal Injury Start
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Margarita Silva: The Phoenix Attorney Working Where Immigration and Criminal Law Meet
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Matthew Apfel: The Phoenix Attorney Who Practiced Law on Five Continents Before Founding His Immigration Firm
Matthew Apfel practiced law in Beijing, New York, and Washington, D.C. before founding a Phoenix immigration and international business firm that now…
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Nayeri Law Group: The Phoenix Firm Practicing Immigration Defense Since 2007
Nayeri Law Group has practiced immigration law in Phoenix since 2007, with a specific focus on removal proceedings and deportation defense. A…
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Samuel Randall: The Phoenix Attorney Fluent in Spanish and Portuguese Who Practices Immigration and Employment Law
Samuel Randall has practiced immigration and employment law in Phoenix for nearly two decades, fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, with active membership…
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Solorzano Law Firm — Phoenix, AZ
Solorzano Law Firm’s own advertising makes an unusually direct claim for a multi-practice firm: strictly plaintiffs’ work, no defense clients, no insurance-company…
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Vianey K. Hurtado: Named Children’s Pro Bono Attorney of the Year
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Weiss & Moy: The Phoenix IP Firm Founded by IBM’s Former Semiconductor Patent Chief
Inside Weiss & Moy, the Phoenix office of an IP firm whose founder spent his career securing IBM’s basic semiconductor patents and…
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Zayed Al-Sayyed: The Phoenix Attorney Recognized as a Top 40 Under 40
Zayed Al-Sayyed built a Phoenix immigration practice while earning Super Lawyers recognition for five consecutive years and a National Trial Lawyers Top…
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