You’ve Come So Far. I’m Here to Help You Keep Going — and Keep Your Family Together.
Immigration is never just about paperwork. It’s about people — families trying to stay together, individuals searching for security, and dreams shaped by sacrifice.
I understand this deeply. My family came to the U.S. after the Vietnam War with nothing but hope. That journey shaped who I am — and how I practice immigration law.
Because I’ve lived through this journey too — the uncertainty, the waiting, the hope — I know what’s at stake. That’s why I handle your case like it matters. Because it does.
It depends on your category, country of origin, and USCIS backlogs. Some cases take months, others take years — I’ll help set expectations honestly.
Most green card and citizenship cases require an in-person interview. I’ll help you prepare so you feel calm and ready.
Yes. Whether you’re unsure about next steps or need help fixing an issue, I can step in at any point.
If you’ve had a green card for 5 years (or 3 if married to a U.S. citizen), you might be eligible. We’ll review your record together.
If you’re starting your journey or feeling uncertain in the middle of it, reach out. I offer a 15-minute consultation — just a conversation, no pressure.