San Antonio Immigration /

Keeping families together is not always as easy as you would think it would be. Challenges like immigration and naturalization can become a big hurdle your loved ones must overcome to stay with you. When these challenges become too big to beat on your own, it may become necessary for an attorney to help.

Here at Quintana | Barajas, we have dedicated ourselves to helping families stay together in the face of complex legal matters. We know the hardships involved with immigration and naturalizations, because one of our attorneys is the son of immigrants. Drawing on this experience and our legal insight, we know how to guide you through these stressful situations.

Legal Guidance You Can Trust

No matter what kind of legal issue you or your loved one is facing related to immigration and naturalization, you want an attorney who is skilled with these matters and can help you. Immigration law is very complex, with many subtle nuances.

It is easy to make a mistake, leading to delays or denials of your application. We understand immigration law and can help ensure that the proper procedures are followed and there are no errors. Our lawyers offer experienced representation for immigration cases involving:

• Family-based petitions for spouses, children, parents and siblings
• Green cards and adjustment of status
• Naturalization and U.S. citizenship
• Visas
• Removal (deportation) defense in immigration court
• Asylum

Our attorneys take the time to sit down with our clients and truly understand their unique situation. By understanding our clients, we can create a strategy that best suits their needs. We want to see our clients get the best possible outcome in their immigration and naturalization needs, and we have the experience and know-how to achieve that goal.

Immigration Lawyers in San Antonio, Texas

Our office is at 3309 San Pedro Ave in San Antonio, and our attorneys have represented immigrant families in Bexar County and across South Texas for more than ten years. Many of our clients have hearings at the San Antonio Immigration Court or interviews at the USCIS San Antonio Field Office, and we prepare them for each step in person, in English or Spanish.

We also work with families from New Braunfels, Seguin, Boerne, Schertz, Converse, Live Oak and the rest of the San Antonio area, as well as clients across Texas whose cases can be handled remotely.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the first consultation free?

Yes. We offer a detailed consultation at no charge to review your situation and explain your options before you decide anything.

Do your attorneys speak Spanish?

Yes. Both of our attorneys and our staff are fluent in English and Spanish, so you can explain your case in the language you are most comfortable with.

What happens if I miss my immigration court hearing?

If you miss a hearing, the immigration judge can order you removed in your absence. In limited situations that order can be challenged with a motion to reopen, and the deadlines are short, so contact an immigration lawyer right away.

A family member was detained by ICE. What should I do?

The person detained should not sign any documents they do not understand and should ask to speak with a lawyer. You can call our office to start working on the case, including a possible bond request.

Helpful Links

We know that your immigrations questions and concerns are critical, which is why we are including these immigration links below.

USCIS Cases

If you have a receipt number for a USCIS cases, you can find the status on a pending application or petitions by entering your receipt number at this site: https://egov.uscis.gov.

If you have a case filed electronically and an account with USCIS, you can find valuable information at this site: https://myaccount.uscis.gov.

If you have a case pending with EOIR, you can find relevant information at this site: https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en/.

If you are an unrepresented respondent with a case pending with EOIR, you can change your address and obtain case information when you visit this site: https://respondentaccess.eoir.justice.gov/en/.

If you or your loved one is facing citizenship needs, trying to address the issue on your own can result in the separation of your family. Fight to keep your loved ones together with the help of a Texas attorney you can count on.

We have an office in San Antonio; contact us to schedule your initial consultation today. Call 210-257-8645 or use our online form to schedule your initial consultation.