Phoenix Immigration Attorney — Full-Scope Representation When the Stakes Are High

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Deportation Defense: When Time Is the One Thing You Don't Have

Removal proceedings move fast. If you or a family member has received a Notice to Appear or is currently detained, the window to act is narrow. Our deportation defense practice covers bond hearings, cancellation of removal, voluntary departure, and appeals — and we know the Florence and Eloy detention systems well enough to move efficiently within them.

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Keeping Families Together Across Borders

Family-based immigration is one of the most common paths to lawful status — and one of the most document-intensive. We guide families through spousal and immediate relative petitions, preference category cases, K-1 fiancé visas, consular processing, and the adjustment of status process for those already in the U.S.



If your family's path to staying together runs through immigration law, we'll help you understand exactly what that path looks like and what it will take to walk it.

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Green Cards, Asylum, and DACA — Pathways We Know Well

Whether you are applying for a green card for the first time, renewing DACA, pursuing asylum after fleeing danger, or seeking protection through Temporary Protected Status or humanitarian parole, the details of your case determine everything. We handle adjustment of status applications, consular immigrant visas, defensive and affirmative asylum claims, DACA renewals, TPS filings, and humanitarian parole requests — with individualized attention to the facts that make your situation distinct.

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When a Criminal Charge Puts Your Immigration Status at Risk

For non-citizens — including green card holders and long-term residents — a criminal charge can carry consequences that go far beyond the courtroom. Certain convictions trigger deportability under federal immigration law, and the immigration impact of a pending charge is often determined before a plea is ever entered. Because ATR handles both criminal defense and immigration law, we evaluate both sides of that equation together — so nothing is decided in one case without understanding what it means for the other.

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Immigration Waivers — When Your History Creates a Bar

An unauthorized entry, a visa overstay, a prior removal, or a criminal conviction can create grounds of inadmissibility that block an otherwise viable path to a green card or visa. In many cases, a waiver exists. We evaluate which waivers apply to your situation, build the supporting hardship documentation, and file with the precision these applications require.

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Employment-Based Visas and Green Cards

Whether you are an employer sponsoring a foreign worker, a professional pursuing an H-1B or O-1, or a skilled worker seeking a green card through an employment-based preference category, the process is distinct from family immigration in almost every respect. We handle the full range of work visas and employment-based green cards — including the EB-2 National Interest Waiver for those who qualify to self-petition.