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At Rozas Immigration, our dedicated team of United States immigration attorneys represents clients across the nation in family petitions, asylum cases, removal defense, employment visas, and more. We know immigration law is complex, emotional, and often life-changing. Whether you’re seeking to reunite with loved ones, protect your rights in court, or apply for citizenship, our lawyers provide the guidance you need every step of the way.

Call 225-341-6945 today or schedule a virtual consultation with a trusted immigration attorney near me.

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Immigration Cases We Handle at Rozas

Our attorneys appear daily in both detained and non-detained immigration courts throughout Louisiana and across the United States. Here are some of the most common types of representation we provide:

Marriage and Family-Based Immigration

We’ve helped thousands of families secure lawful status through family petitions and visas, including:

  • I-130 and I-485 petitions for spouses, parents, and children.
  • K-1 fiancé(e) visas (90-day visas for couples planning marriage).
  • Removal of conditions for conditional permanent residents (I-751).
  • Consular processing and stateside interviews.

For a step-by-step explanation of family adjustments, read our Guide to Form I-485.

 

Habeas Corpus Petitions for Immigration Cases

At Rozas Law Firm, we provide Habeas Corpus services to help detained immigrants challenge the legality of their detention. Whether you’re being held by ICE or DHS, a Habeas Corpus Attorney can ensure your detention is reviewed by a federal judge, helping to secure a bond hearing or even your release. We handle the full habeas process, from gathering necessary documents and writing the petition to responding to legal arguments and appearing in court if needed. Additionally, we can file Pro Hac Vice petitions, assisting clients who require legal counsel in different jurisdictions. Our goal is to protect your rights and help you secure your freedom.

Asylum and Humanitarian Protection

Our team represents clients seeking protection under U.S. law, including:

  • Asylum applications (I-589).
  • Withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture (CAT) claims.
  • Humanitarian parole and parole in place for military families.
  • Immigration bonds for detained individuals.
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Cancellation of Removal and Court Defense

Many of our clients face removal proceedings. We fight aggressively to keep families together, including through:

  • 42A cancellation of removal for lawful permanent residents.
  • 42B cancellation of removal for non-LPRs (see our 42A vs. 42B FAQ).
  • Immigration appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and federal circuit courts.

We appear in person for hearings—never telephonically—because your future deserves full commitment.

Citizenship and Naturalization

If you’re ready to become a U.S. citizen, our attorneys help with every stage of the process:

Special Immigration Programs and Visas

Our bilingual immigration attorneys also guide clients through specialized immigration relief, including:

  • Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA): Learn about eligibility in our Cuban Adjustment Act guide.
  • Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA): Read our DACA FAQ.
  • Temporary Protected Status (TPS): Help with initial filings and renewals.
  • Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS): Representation for minors seeking permanent residency.
  • VAWA & U-Visas: Immigration protection for survivors of abuse and crime; more in our VAWA overview.
  • Employment and Business Visas: Including EB-2 NIW petitions and work permit applications.
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Why Choose Rozas Immigration Lawyers?

  • Nationwide Representation: We travel across the U.S. to represent clients in court and USCIS interviews.
  • Bilingual Immigration Attorneys: Our attorneys and staff speak English and Spanish to ensure clear communication.
  • Proven Results: With more than 10,000 clients helped, we have the experience to fight for your future.
  • Personalized Advocacy: Every case receives a tailored legal strategy based on your goals and circumstances.

When searching for a reliable immigration attorney near me, know that Rozas will stand by your side from start to finish. We do everything possible to APPEAR IN PERSON TO EVERY SINGLE HEARING THAT IS NECESSARY TO REPRESENT OUR CLIENTS EFFECTIVELY.

If you need an immigration lawyer who will be there with you or your loved one, call us immediately at 225-341-6945 or fill out the form below.

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Meet David Rozas - Your United States Immigration Attorney

Meet David, your trusted U.S. immigration attorney at Rozas Immigration, for dedicated assistance throughout your immigration process. With years of experience in U.S. immigration law, David provides personalized legal guidance tailored to your specific needs. Whether you need help with family-based petitions, employment visas, or green card applications, David’s thorough knowledge of immigration laws ensures your case is handled with care and professionalism.

Schedule a consultation below or call us at 225-341-6945 today to begin your journey with a reliable U.S. immigration attorney by your side.



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