Immigration Lawyer

When your future in the United States is on the line, you need more than guesswork—you need experienced legal guidance. The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), codified in Title 8 of the U.S. Code, governs who may enter, stay, adjust status, or be removed from the United States, and sets the rules for visas, green cards, and citizenship.

Vargas Gonzalez Delombard, LLP primarily focuses on civil litigation and property-related disputes associated with immigration. However, we collaborate with attorneys who have experience in immigration law and handle these matters on a daily basis.

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Immigration Law Basics

U.S. immigration law is a federal system built on statutes (the INA), regulations (such as the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 8), and agency guidance from USCIS, the Department of State, and the Department of Labor.

These rules control:

  • Who qualifies to enter temporarily or permanently
  • How family and employment-based petitions are processed
  • When someone may be placed in removal (deportation) proceedings
  • How people can become lawful permanent residents or U.S. citizens

Our Role: Connecting You with the Right Immigration Lawyer

Because immigration questions often arise alongside business, property, or litigation concerns, our clients frequently need trusted guidance in both areas. VGD does not personally appear in immigration court or file immigration petitions. 

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Instead:

  • We collaborate with vetted immigration practitioners across the country
  • We can help you identify whether you likely need a family-based, business-based, humanitarian, or removal-defense lawyer
  • We coordinate with immigration counsel so your broader legal strategy remains aligned
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When to Reach Out

You should speak with an immigration lawyer, through a referral from our team, if you:

  • Are facing an expiring visa or unlawful presence issues
  • Want to sponsor a family member or employee
  • Have been served with a Notice to Appear (NTA) in immigration court
  • Are exploring asylum, refugee status, or other humanitarian relief
  • Are ready to pursue a green card or citizenship


Contact us today to discuss your situation. Our team will listen, evaluate your broader legal context, and connect you with immigration counsel who can provide the focused representation you deserve.

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