Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be in Corpus Christi to work with your firm?
No. My immigration practice is nationwide, and I regularly work with clients in San Antonio and across Texas remotely. Consultations are available by phone or video, and most immigration matters can be handled without you traveling to my office.Can you help with deportation defense if a case is already in immigration court?
Yes. Removal defense is one of the areas where I have extensive experience. If you or a family member has received a notice to appear before an immigration judge, it is important to get representation in place as quickly as possible. I can review the case and advise you on your options.What happens to my immigration case if I am charged with a crime?
A criminal charge — even one that does not result in a conviction — can have serious consequences for your immigration status. Certain charges can make you deportable, inadmissible, or ineligible for naturalization. Because I handle both immigration and criminal defense, I can assess how a criminal matter affects your immigration situation and represent you in both proceedings.Do you handle DACA renewals for San Antonio residents?
Yes. I assist clients with DACA applications and renewals. If your DACA status has lapsed or you are approaching a renewal deadline, contact me as soon as possible to avoid a gap in your work authorization.Do you offer consultations in Spanish?
Yes. I am fully bilingual in English and Spanish and conduct consultations in whichever language you are most comfortable with. You do not need to bring a translator.
Ready to Talk About Your Case?
If you are in San Antonio and need an immigration attorney you can trust to be honest with you, I am ready to help. I will review your situation, explain your options clearly, and tell you what I realistically believe we can accomplish. Reach out today to get started.

