FAQs

At Saavedra & Perez Law, we handle a comprehensive array of immigration cases, dedicated to guiding each client through their unique journey with compassion and expertise. Our services encompass family-based immigration and citizenship, where we assist families in navigating the immigration process, from family petitions to naturalization applications, ensuring a smooth and successful path to reunification and citizenship. We also provide humanitarian relief, helping individuals apply for special visas if they have endured difficult situations such as trafficking, specific crimes, or domestic violence. Additionally, we assist with Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), and various forms of humanitarian parole to protect immigrants' rights and help them remain in the U.S.

Our deportation defense and appeals services offer robust legal representation for individuals facing removal proceedings, including representing clients in court, handling appeals against deportation orders, and exploring all possible legal strategies to prevent forced departure from the country. We provide legal assistance to individuals seeking asylum in the U.S., helping them present their cases effectively and navigate the complexities of the asylum process. Furthermore, we guide eligible individuals through the naturalization process, ensuring they meet all requirements and successfully achieve U.S. citizenship. For those seeking lawful permanent residency, we assist with green card applications through family, employment, or other eligible categories, providing detailed guidance through each step of the application process.

Our personalized approach to immigration law focuses on finding the best solutions for you, regardless of the political or legal landscape. At Saavedra & Perez Law, we are committed to offering clarity, comfort, and confidence by tailoring our legal services to meet your specific needs.

Scheduling a consultation with us is easy and flexible. You can contact us via phone at (571) 583-0791, email us at info@saavedraperezlaw.com, or use the contact form on our website. We offer in-person, phone, and virtual consultations to accommodate your needs. During the consultation, we will discuss your case in detail and provide you with the best legal options available, ensuring a personalized and empathetic approach.

Absolutely. We serve clients across the United States, bringing our expertise and dedication to every case, regardless of location. Our remote capabilities allow us to effectively gather all necessary documents and information to represent you, ensuring you receive the quality legal support you deserve.

For your initial consultation, please have any relevant documents related to your immigration case ready. This includes passports, visa applications, notices from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), any correspondence with immigration authorities, and any other pertinent documents. Having these documents will enable us to provide you with the most accurate and tailored advice.

The cost of hiring our firm depends on the complexity of your case and the specific services you require. During your initial consultation, we will provide you with a detailed estimate of our fees and explain the payment structure. We strive to offer competitive rates and flexible payment plans, ensuring our services are accessible to everyone who needs them.

The duration of the immigration process varies based on the type of application and individual circumstances. Some processes may take a few months, while others can take several years. During your consultation, we will provide you with an estimated timeline based on the specifics of your case. We are committed to keeping our clients informed of any updates or changes throughout the process, ensuring you are always aware of your case status.

The time it takes to file a case depends on the type of case or application we are assisting with. Our expert team guarantees to work diligently to file and submit your case to immigration as quickly as possible while maintaining the highest quality of work and striving for the best possible outcome. Thorough preparation is crucial to success.

For your Form Questionnaire call, which will last around 2 hours, ensure you have enough time and are in a quiet, private space without interruptions. Please have the following information ready:

• Employment History: Names, addresses, and time periods for all jobs held over the last 5 years, including start and end dates.
• Address History: Addresses and time periods for all residences over the last 5 years, including start and end dates.
• Passport: Keep your passport handy.
• Work Permit: If you have a work permit, have it available for verifying your USCIS number.
• Immigration Documents: Gather any other relevant immigration documents, such as visas or correspondence with USCIS.
• Additional Supporting Documents: Have any other relevant documents, such as marriage certificates, children's birth certificates, and any information regarding criminal issues, if applicable.

To prepare for your declaration questionnaire call, which typically lasts around 3 hours, follow these steps:

• Schedule Adequate Time: Set aside enough time for the call and ensure you won't be interrupted.
• Ensure Privacy: Find a quiet and private space where you can be alone, as discussing sensitive and personal matters requires a safe environment.
• Prepare Mentally and Emotionally: Be ready to speak openly about your experiences, including any abuse or trafficking endured. This can be challenging, so take time to mentally prepare yourself. Practice talking about these experiences with a trusted friend, therapist, or counselor beforehand, if possible.
• List Key Points: Write down key points or events you want to mention. This will help you stay focused and ensure you don't forget any important details like dates or events.

We prioritize clear and regular communication with our clients. You will receive updates via email or phone about significant developments and milestones in your case. Our team is always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have, ensuring you are always aware of your case status.

You will receive updates monthly and at every critical stage of your case. Additionally, we schedule regular check-ins to keep you informed about any progress or changes. You can also contact us at any time for updates or with any questions you may have.

If your application is denied, we will review the reasons for the denial and discuss your options. This may include filing an appeal, submitting a motion to reopen or reconsider the case, or exploring alternative immigration options. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible legal strategies to achieve a positive outcome.

Yes, we handle emergency immigration situations, including expedited requests for urgent humanitarian reasons or other time-sensitive matters. Contact us immediately if you have an emergency, and we will prioritize your case to provide the necessary legal assistance.