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University Place, TX

Immigration Lawyer in University Place

Get Direct Attorney Access Backed by More Than a Decade of Experience

We represent University Place residents in matters involving visas, green cards, citizenship, detention, deportation defense, and family-based immigration. Clients work directly with Attorney Mana Yegani, who has more than a decade of immigration law experience.

The right strategy depends on your current status, family relationships, travel history, prior filings, criminal record, and any pending proceedings. A family petition follows a different process from a visa application, while detention or removal proceedings may require a faster response.

Discuss your immigration history, concerns, and possible next steps with our firm. Call (832) 981-2170 to request a consultation.

Immigration Services for University Place Residents

We provide individualized legal support based on the agency, court, application, or petition involved. This may include establishing eligibility, preparing supporting documents, or responding to government notices.

Our immigration services include:

  • Family-Based Immigration: Petitions, marriage-based matters, adjustment of status, and consular processing for qualifying relatives.
  • Visas and Green Cards: Immigrant and nonimmigrant visas, green card adjustment of status, renewals, interviews, and responses to government requests.
  • Naturalization and Citizenship: Eligibility review, application preparation, and guidance through the citizenship process.
  • Deportation and Removal Defense: Representation involving removal proceedings, prior orders, immigration appeals, and potential forms of relief.
  • Immigration Detention and Bonds: Matters involving immigration bonds, airport detention, custody status, and urgent case review.
  • DACA: Legal support for qualifying applicants with deferred action matters.
  • Criminal Immigration Consequences: Representation when criminal court issues may affect immigration status or proceedings.

Clear Communication Throughout Your Immigration Case

Clients have direct access to Attorney Mana Yegani throughout their cases. Her involvement is especially important when legal options depend on details about prior applications, entries into the United States, family relationships, travel, deadlines, or criminal charges.

Our team communicates in Farsi, Spanish, and Russian. We explain filing requirements, government notices, hearing preparation, and potential risks so you can make informed decisions about what to do next.

Advocacy Recognized During the 2017 Travel Ban

Attorney Mana Yegani volunteered as an airport lawyer during the 2017 Travel Ban. Her advocacy received the Sharon Levine Unsung Heroes Award at the 2017 HCCLA Banquet in Houston. She has also earned a 2023 Clients’ Choice Award, a 5-star Avvo rating, and Rising Star recognition from SuperLawyers.com. Our firm has received more than 500 client reviews.

Houston Immigration Courts and USCIS Proceedings

University Place residents may have cases pending with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or the Executive Office for Immigration Review, which operates the immigration court system. These agencies follow different processes, so the proper response depends on where the case is pending and what notice, order, or hearing information you received.

The Houston-Jefferson Street Immigration Court handles proceedings in Houston. The area also has immigration court locations at Greenspoint Park and South Gessner Road. If you have a pending court case, follow the assigned location, hearing date, and filing instructions on your official notices.

How to Prepare for Your Immigration Consultation

We begin by listening to your concerns and reviewing your current status, immigration history, prior filings, and deadlines. We can then discuss potential strategies, such as submitting an application, responding to a government request, or preparing for an immigration court hearing.

Helpful documents may include:

  • Passports, visas, green cards, employment authorization cards, and other identity documents
  • USCIS receipts, approval notices, requests, denials, and prior applications
  • Immigration court notices, hearing information, and prior orders
  • Travel records and details about entries into or departures from the United States
  • Marriage, birth, divorce, and other relevant family records
  • Criminal court records when charges, convictions, or pending cases may be involved

A consultation can’t determine how your case will end. It allows us to assess your circumstances, identify potential complications, and explain the legal options that may be available.

Discuss Your Immigration Options With Our Firm

We serve clients in University Place, the greater Houston area, and throughout Southeast Texas. Our team provides direct attorney involvement and communication in Farsi, Spanish, and Russian.

Contact us to discuss a visa, family petition, green card, citizenship application, detention matter, deportation defense, or related concern. We can explain the process that applies to your situation and what information may be needed to move forward.

Call (832) 981-2170 to request a consultation with The Law Office of Mana Yegani.

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