Frequently Asked Questions

You can call, send a WhatsApp message, or submit the consultation form to request an initial case review.

Quick WhatsApp guidance is 45 USD. A full consultation with Manuel is 90 USD, and that amount is credited toward the legal fee if you retain the firm.

The firm handles court representation, defensive asylum, deportation defense, appeals and motions, immigration bonds, and family immigration processes.

Clients can first review services and speak with the office, then complete payment securely when billing is appropriate.

Yes. The office supports both English and Spanish communication.

Yes. Defensive asylum is requested in removal proceedings before an immigration judge. Deadlines and eligibility questions matter.

It is one possible protected ground in asylum law. Whether it fits depends on facts, country conditions, and current legal standards.

Save every page, note the hearing date, and speak with counsel before missing any deadline.

Sometimes. Motions to reopen depend on deadlines, notice, new evidence, changed circumstances, and the case history.

Manuel helps with family, marriage, and naturalization matters. Eligibility depends on the facts.

Many do, but the exact path depends on the petition, immigration history, and agency handling the case.

No. Eligibility depends on the immigration history, detention basis, criminal history, and court posture.

Name, A-number if known, detention location, next hearing date, and paperwork from ICE or immigration court.

No. A motion often asks to consider new facts or evidence; an appeal asks for review of a decision.

As soon as possible. Many post-decision options are deadline-sensitive.

A person can appear without a lawyer, but removal proceedings can carry serious consequences and complex defenses.

Bring court notices, ICE documents, prior filings, decisions, passport, ID, and evidence related to the case.