Our Services
We offer a variety of immigration services. From full defense from deportation in immigration court to certified translations for court, consulates or USCIS. Search below to learn more.
Attorney Consultation
All court cases and complex family cases require and attorney consultation
Set at:
$140
Family Petitions
We offer 6 different ways to get your loved one into the United States legally. You can try the fiance visa route or even apply affirmatively for asylum.
Ranging from:
$6,400 – $15,000
Visas
We offer 12 different visa services. These include tourist visas, student visas, religious visas and many others.
Ranging from:
$6,400 – $15,000
Immigration Court Representation
We offer 11 different defenses to deportation, including asylum, cancelations, and appeals.
Ranging from:
$6,400 – $15,000
Humanitarian Services
We offer 6 different services that might help you if you were the victim of a crime. These include U Visa, T Visa, SIJS.
Ranging from:
$6,400 – $15,000
Attorney Form Review
If you did your petition yourself and would like to have an experienced immigration attorney look it over, we can help.
Set at:
$840
Release from Detention & Border Services
We offer 16 different ways to get your loved one released from immigration detention. We handle prosecutorial discretion request, bond hearings, and credible fear redetermination hearings too!
Ranging from:
$1,200 – $15,000
Translation Services
We offer certified translations for court or USCIS for most major languages, including Spanish!
Starting at:
$30 per page
Minor Services
We offer 12 standard minor services. These include simple green card, and DACA renewals.
Ranging from:
$6,400 – $15,000
Attorney Legal Fees
Release from Detention & Border Services
Our office specializes in the following 16 processes that might help your loved one be released from immigration detention, stop a deportation order, or begin a border asylum case. Click below to learn more about our fees for each of these processes.
Bond Hearing
to Establish Release
If you or your loved one is detained by immigration authorities you may challenge the detention by requesting a custody redetermination hearing – commonly known as a bond hearing.
At the bond hearing an immigration judge will consider the person’s family and community ties to the United States, whether they have a criminal history, and the likelihood of them showing up for future court dates, among many other things.
The detained person may have a lawyer represent them at the bond hearing. The lawyer helps present evidence and arguments to show why the person should be released on bond, and advocates for a low bond amount being set.
If you are eligible for release the judge may set a bond amount that must be paid in order to release you. The bond amount is refunded if the detained person, once released, continues to show up to their future court hearings.
Bond Hearing to Establish Release
Base Price:
$4,800
Includes:
- Request of a Bond Hearing, if needed
- Preparation of One Declaration, if time permits
- Evidence Identification and Preparation
- Representation at Bond Hearing
Common Additional Fees:
- Emergency Representation: $1,000-$2,000 if you contact our office within 7 days of your bond hearing.
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$2,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego, and Judge does not allow telephonic representation.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
Bond Hearing
to Reduce Bond Amount
If you or your loved one are eligible for release, but the Immigration Judge or ICE has set a bond amount that is too high for you to pay, you may be able to have the amount reduced.
At a Bond Re-determination hearing the Immigration Judge may consider your ability to pay, and consider new evidence showing that you have ties to the United States, and that you are not a flight risk.
Please note, if the hearing is successfully, the bond amount may be lowered significantly, but the lowest possible bond amount that the Judge may set is currently: $1,500 USD.
Bond Hearing to Reduce Bond Amount
Base Price:
$4,800
Includes:
- Preparation and Filing Motion to Reduce Bond Amount with Immigration Court
- Preparation of One Declaration, if time permits
- Evidence Identification and Preparation
- Representation at Bond Re-Determination Hearing
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$2,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego, and Judge does not allow telephonic representation.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
Release Request
with ICE
ICE has discretion to release detained individuals based on humanitarian reasons. They may do this without an Immigration Judge’s permission.
Requesting release from ICE is formally known as a Parole Request. If successful you may be released from detention, and can proceed with your case from a United States residence.
Release Request with ICE
Base Price:
$2,400
Includes:
- Preparation of Release Request (Parole Request)
- Evidence Identification and Preparation
- Email and phone negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$2,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego County and in person delivery is required.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
Bond Reduction Request
with ICE
ICE has discretion to reduce bond amounts that they have set. They may do this without an Immigration Judge’s permission.
Requesting a bond reduction from ICE is conducted with the ICE officer in charge of the detained individual. It can help to have an immigration attorney negotiate on your behalf.
Bond Reduction Request with ICE
Base Price:
$2,400
Includes:
- Preparation and Email Submission of a Reduction Request with ICE
- Evidence Identification and Preparation
- Email and phone negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$2,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego County and in person delivery is required.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
Stay of Deportation
Discretionary Relief
If your loved one is detained and has a deportation order you must act fast. Within 30 days of the deportation order, or before the the order is carried out, ICE has the discretion to stop a deportation order. If the request is granted your loved one may remain in the United States for the length of time that you requested.
Stay of Deportation: Discretionary Relief
Base Price:
$4,800
Includes:
- Preparation and Email Delivery of Stay of Deportation request (I-264)
- Evidence Identification and Preparation
- Email and phone negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$4,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego, and if ICE requires in person delivery in your area.
- Wet Signature Needed: $800 if ICE requests a wet signature of the detained individual.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
Stay of Deportation
Motion to Reopen
If you lost an immigration case, were issued a deportation order, and are currently detained, its possible that you may have your case reopened. Reopening a finished immigration case requires new evidence that you did not have in your original case.
You must act quickly to file your reopening petition. You must file it before you are deported. If you are successfully reopening your case, you may be able to stop your deportation, and re-try your lost case.
Stay of Deportation: Motion to Reopen
Base Price:
$4,800
Includes:
- Preparation and Filing Motion to Reopen
- Inclusion of Stay of Deportation Request with Motion to Reopen
- Evidence Identification and Preparation
- Email and Phone Negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$4,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego, and if ICE requires in person delivery in your area.
- Wet Signature Needed: $800 if ICE requests a wet signature of the detained individual.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
Stay of Deportation
Motion to Reconsider
If you lost an immigration case, were issued a deportation order, and are currently detained, its possible that you may have your case reconsidered. Reconsidering a finished immigration case requires identifying that there was an legal error that was made in the past case.
You must act quickly to file your reconsideration petition. You must file it before you are deported. If you are successful at having the case reconsidered you may be able to stop your deportation, and re-try your lost case.
Stay of Deportation: Motion to Reconsider
Base Price:
$4,800
Includes:
- Preparation and Filing Motion to Reopen
- Inclusion of Stay of Deportation Request with Motion to Reopen
- Evidence Identification and Preparation
- Email and Phone Negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$4,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego, and if ICE requires in person delivery in your area.
- Wet Signature Needed: $800 if ICE requests a wet signature of the detained individual.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
Credible Fear Interview
Request (Asylum)
If you are detained at the border or anywhere in the United States you have a right to request asylum. The first step in the asylum process is typically requesting a Credible Fear Interview be conducted.
A Credible Fear Interview is used to establish that you are afraid of returning to your home country. If you are detained you may have limited time to request one. If you pass the Interview you will be allowed to have a full hearing in front of an immigration judge to prove that you deserve asylum.
Credible Fear Interview Request (Asylum)
Base Price:
$1,800
Includes:
- Email Correspondence with ICE Officer to Deliver Credible Fear Interview Request
- Evidence Identification and Preparation, if needed
- Email and Phone Negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$4,000 to travel to your detained location if outside of San Diego, and if ICE requires in person delivery in your area.
- Wet Signature Needed: $800 if ICE requests a wet signature of the detained individual.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
- Full Asylum Preparation: $8,000 – $15,000 if you would like us to fully prepare your asylum case should the request be granted.
Credible Fear Review
Court Hearing (Asylum)
If you have had a Credible Fear Interview and it came back negative, it means the government does not believe that your fear is credible enough to apply for asylum – there is hope however. You have the right to have an Immigration Judge review the negative Credible Fear result, and you have the right to have an attorney at this hearing.
The Immigration Judge may reverse the governments decision and find that your fear is credible. If your fear is found to be credible then you will be allowed to continue with your asylum case.
Credible Fear Review Court Hearing (Asylum)
Base Price:
$4,800
Includes:
- Email Correspondence with ICE Officer to Deliver Credible Fear Interview Request
- Evidence Identification and Preparation, time permitting and if needed
- Email and Phone Negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$4,000 to travel to your court location if outside of San Diego, and if the immigration judge requires in attorney presence.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
- Full Asylum Preparation: $8,000 – $15,000 if you would like us to fully prepare your asylum case should the request be granted.
Reasonable Fear Interview
Request for Past Deportees (Asylum)
If you have been deported in the past, and are now detained in the United States, you may still apply for asylum if you have a reasonable fear of your home country.
You must act fast though, it is possible that you have a past removal order that might have you deported very quickly. Requesting a Reasonable Fear Interview is the first step in the asylum process for someone with a past deportation.
Reasonable Fear Interview Request for Past Deportees (Asylum)
Base Price:
$1,800
Includes:
- Email Correspondence with ICE Officer to Deliver Credible Fear Interview Request
- Evidence Identification and Preparation, time permitting, and if needed
- Email and Phone Negotiation with ICE, if needed
Common Additional Fees:
- Travel Expenses: $1,000-$4,000 to travel to your court location if outside of San Diego, and if the immigration judge requires in attorney presence.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
- Changing Court Location upon Release: $1,200 if you move to a different area of the United States, and would like to change court locations.
- Full Asylum Preparation: $8,000 – $15,000 if you would like us to fully prepare your asylum case should the request be granted.
CBP One
Appointment Scheduling Assistance
If you are in the US Mexico border region and would like help setting up an appointment with Customs and Border Protection, we can help. A CBP One appointment is typically the first step in entering the United States as an asylum seeker.
We have offices in Tijuana Mexico that can help you set up your appointment, and we can also help you remotely via teleconference to set up an appointment if you are in a different area.
CBP One Appointment Scheduling Assistance
Base Price:
$800
Includes:
- Up to Two 45 min Sessions to Set Up Your CBP One Appointment
Common Additional Fees:
- Additional CBP One Sessions: $400 for an additional two attempts to set up a CBP One appointment if the application failed.
- In Person Attorney Assistance in Tijuana: $2,000 if you would like an attorney to walk you to the United States Mexico Border on your appointment date.
- In Person Attorney Assistance if Outside of Tijuana: $4,000 for an attorney to travel to your border location, and to accompany you to the United States border on your appointment date.
- Full Asylum Preparation: $8,000 – $15,000 if you would like us to fully prepare your asylum case should you be allowed into the United States.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
CBP One
Attorney Presence at Border
If you already have an CBP One appointement or if mutliple appointment requests have failed.
We have offices in Tijuana Mexico that can help you set up your appointment. We can also help you remotely via teleconference to set up an appointment if you are in a different area.
CBP One Attorney Presence at Border
Base Price:
$2,800
Includes:
- Attorney will walk you to the United State Border and present you to the Customs and Border Protection Officer
Common Additional Fees:
- Full Asylum Preparation: $8,000 – $15,000 if you would like us to fully prepare your asylum case should you be allowed into the United States.
- Certified Translations: $30 per page up to 250 words. 10 Cents per word in excess of 250 words.
Locate a Detained Person
in ICE Custody
If Locating a loved one in ICE Custody is usually a straight forward process. We invite all our clients to conduct this search on their own using the ICE LOCATOR WEBSITE.
However, if you require additional assistance we may schedule a location session. A licensed immigration attorney will conduct a live 45 minute search to locate the detained individual.
Locate a Detained Person in ICE Custody
Base Price:
$240
Includes:
- 45 Minute Live Search on a Teleconference Call with Licensed Immigration Attorney
- Online and Detention Facility Phone Search during 45 Minute Period
Common Additional Fees:
- Additional Searches: $140 to try again for another 45 minute period.
Locate a Detained Person
at the Border (CBP)
Someone who has recently crossed a US Border and is suspected of being in Customs and Border Protection (CBP) custody is difficult to find. CBP may or may not release information regarded a recent entrant.
In most cases, we advise our clients to wait until the Detained person contacts you, or until they are placed in ICE custody. However, if you would like assistance beginning a search with CBP we can help.
Locate a Detained Person at the Border (CBP)
Base Price:
$240
Includes:
- 45 Minute Live Search on a Teleconference Call with Licensed Immigration Attorney
- Online and Phone Search during 45 Minute Period
Common Additional Fees:
- Additional Searches: $240 to try again for another 45 minute period.
Humanitarian Parole
for Venezuelans, Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Ukrainians
The United States government has special programs for Venezuelans, Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Ukrainians. If you have a sponsor in the United States you might be able to enter, work, and live in the United States legally.
Please note, USCIS is currently taking a lot of time to process these applications. For this reason we advice entering into the process as soon as possible.
Humanitarian Parole
for Venezuelans, Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Ukrainians
Base Price:
$240
Includes:
- 45 Minute Live Search on a Teleconference Call with Licensed Immigration Attorney
- Online and Phone Search during 45 Minute Period
Common Additional Fees:
- Additional Searches: $240 to try again for another 45 minute period.
Humanitarian Parole
for Other Countries
The United States government has special programs for Venezuelans, Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Ukrainians. If you have a sponsor in the United States you might be able to enter, work, and live in the United States legally.
Please note, USCIS is currently taking a lot of time to process these applications. For this reason we advice entering into the process as soon as possible.
Humanitarian Parole
for Other Countries
Base Price:
$240
Includes:
- 45 Minute Live Search on a Teleconference Call with Licensed Immigration Attorney
- Online and Phone Search during 45 Minute Period
Common Additional Fees:
- Additional Searches: $240 to try again for another 45 minute period.
Book a Consultation | Reservar una Consulta
San Diego Office
7860 Mission Center Ct Suite 105
San Diego, CA 92108
Brownsville Office
Our Brownville Office is coming soon. Currently we are meeting with clients in the Valley through Zoom or by appointment.
Nuestra oficina de Brownville estará disponible pronto. Actualmente nos reunimos con clientes en el Valle a través de Zoom o con cita programada.
Oficina en Tijuana
Boulevard Diaz Ordaz 12649-3D segundo piso, El Paraiso, 22106 Tijuana, B.C (Plaza Patria 14J)
Zoom
We offer zoom video appointments for anyone outside of the San Diego, Brownsville or Tijuana area.
Ofrecemos consultas de teleconferencia para cualquier persona fuera del área de San Diego, Brownsville o Tijuana.
Mailing Address
644 E San Ysidro Blvd STE G#313
San Ysidro, CA 92173
+1 (619) 769-0326