Immigration Lawyers Serving Orlando & All of Florida
An immigration law firm helping you with the full range of immigration services — visas, green card, citizenship, and deportation defense across Florida.
What does an immigration lawyer do?
An immigration lawyer guides you through every step of U.S. immigration law — preparing visa petitions, green card and citizenship applications, defending you in deportation proceedings, and representing you before USCIS and immigration court. As a Florida immigration law firm, Vasquez Law Firm provides full-scope immigration legal services and immigration services for families, professionals, and individuals from intake to final decision.
Your American Dream Matters
Whether you're seeking a visa, green card, or citizenship, we're here to guide you through every step of the complex immigration process.
Types of Immigration Cases
Family-Based Immigration
- • Family petitions
- • Fiancé visas (K-1)
- • Adjustment of status
- • Consular processing
Employment-Based Immigration
- • H-1B visas
- • L-1 visas
- • PERM labor certification
- • EB-1, EB-2, EB-3 petitions
Deportation Defense
- • Removal proceedings
- • Cancellation of removal
- • Asylum applications
- • Appeals and motions
Citizenship & Naturalization
- • N-400 applications
- • Citizenship test preparation
- • Certificate of citizenship
- • Dual citizenship guidance
Special Immigration Programs
DACA
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
VAWA
Violence Against Women Act
U & T Visas
Victims of crimes and trafficking
Why Choose Our Immigration Team?
- over a decade of immigration law experience
- Bilingual attorneys and staff (Se Habla Español)
- experienced representation in immigration cases
- 24/7 emergency deportation defense
Explore Our Immigration Services
From family petitions to deportation defense, find the immigration help you need — every service handled by our bilingual Florida team.
Family-Based Immigration
Petitions, fiancé (K-1) visas, marriage green cards, adjustment of status.
Green Cards
Family & employment green cards, consular processing, adjustment of status.
Work Visas
H-1B, L-1, O-1, PERM labor certification, EB-1/EB-2/EB-3 petitions.
Citizenship & Naturalization
N-400, citizenship test prep, certificates of citizenship, dual citizenship.
Asylum & Humanitarian
Affirmative & defensive asylum, withholding, protection under CAT.
Deportation Defense
Removal proceedings, cancellation of removal, bond, appeals — 24/7 emergency.
DACA
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals — new requests & renewals.
TPS
Temporary Protected Status registration and re-registration.
Waivers
I-601 / I-601A / I-212 waivers of inadmissibility.
Humanitarian Protection
U visas, T visas, VAWA self-petitions for victims of crime & abuse.
Your path, step by step
We keep it simple and keep you informed the whole way.
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Free consultation
Tell us your situation. We listen and explain your options — in English or Español.
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Your case plan
We map the right strategy and the documents you will need, with clear pricing.
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We file & advocate
We prepare, file, and represent you at every stage — you always know the status.
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Approval & next steps
We fight for the outcome that keeps your family and future secure.
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FreeFlorida Immigration — Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an immigration lawyer cost in Florida?
Immigration lawyer fees in Florida vary by case type. Most straightforward matters — such as a family green card, naturalization (N-400), or a fiancé visa — are handled on a flat fee quoted after your consultation, so you know the cost up front. Complex removal defense or appeals are usually billed differently. Vasquez Law Firm offers a free case evaluation and clear, written fee agreements before any work begins.
How long does the immigration process take in Florida?
Timelines depend on the form and the government agency, not the law firm. Family-based green cards through USCIS commonly run about 12–24 months; naturalization often 8–14 months; and cases in Florida’s immigration courts (Orlando and Miami) can take considerably longer due to backlogs. We track official USCIS and EOIR processing times for your specific category and keep you updated at every stage.
Do I need a lawyer to apply for a green card or citizenship?
You are not legally required to hire a lawyer, but immigration applications are unforgiving — a single mistake, missed deadline, or unreported issue can cause a denial or trigger removal. An immigration attorney reviews your history for problems before you file, prepares the petition correctly, and represents you at interviews and in court. For any case involving prior denials, criminal history, or deportation risk, professional guidance is strongly advised.
Can an immigration lawyer help stop deportation?
Yes — an immigration lawyer can represent you in removal (deportation) proceedings before the immigration court and pursue every available form of relief, such as cancellation of removal, asylum, adjustment of status, bond, or appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals. Deadlines in removal cases are strict, so contact an attorney immediately if you or a family member receives a Notice to Appear. We offer 24/7 emergency deportation defense.
Do you offer a free immigration consultation, and do you speak Spanish?
Yes. Vasquez Law Firm offers a free, confidential immigration case evaluation, and our attorneys and staff are fully bilingual — se habla español. During your consultation we review your situation, explain the options and realistic timelines for your case, and give you a clear plan and fee quote.
What areas of Florida does Vasquez Law Firm serve for immigration cases?
We serve clients across the entire state of Florida from our Orlando office. We handle matters before USCIS field offices statewide and appear in Florida’s immigration courts in Orlando and Miami. Because much of immigration practice is handled by mail and video hearings, we can represent clients anywhere in Florida — se habla español.
Can you help if I already have a deportation or removal order?
Possibly. Depending on the facts, options may include a motion to reopen or reconsider, a stay of removal, an appeal, or relief such as cancellation of removal or asylum. Deadlines are strict and some are very short, so contact an immigration attorney immediately. We offer 24/7 emergency deportation defense and will review your specific situation.
What documents should I bring to my immigration consultation?
Bring any immigration documents you have — passports, visas, I-94 records, green cards or work permits, prior USCIS notices or receipts, any court or ICE paperwork (such as a Notice to Appear), and records of any criminal history. If you don’t have everything, come anyway; we can still evaluate your case and tell you what’s needed.
Can I apply for a green card through marriage in Florida?
Yes. A U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse can petition for their husband or wife. The process (adjustment of status if you’re in the U.S., or consular processing if abroad) involves several forms, an interview, and proof of a bona fide marriage. An immigration lawyer helps you file correctly and prepare for the interview to avoid delays.
What is the difference between a visa, a green card, and citizenship?
A visa is permission to enter the U.S. for a specific purpose and time (temporary). A green card grants lawful permanent residence — you can live and work here indefinitely. Citizenship, obtained through naturalization, is the final step and gives you the right to vote and a U.S. passport. We can advise which path fits your situation.
Do you handle DACA renewals and work permits (EADs) in Florida?
Yes. We assist with DACA renewals and employment authorization document (EAD) applications and renewals, as well as first-time requests where eligible under current policy. Because immigration policy changes, we confirm current eligibility and processing times for your category before filing and keep you updated throughout the process.
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