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Kaitlin A. Alley is an associate attorney in the Santa Fe office of Noble & Vrapi, P.A. Kaitlin graduated with honors from the University of Puget Sound with a degree in International Relations and Spanish.  Kaitlin studied Spanish language, literature and history in Granada, Spain as a part of her undergraduate degree. After graduating from the University of Puget Sound, Kaitlin returned to Spain to teach English at an elementary school as part of the Spanish Government’s English Language and Culture initiative. Kaitlin received her J.D. from the University of New Mexico School of Law.. Kaitlin is based in the firm's Santa Fe, NM, office and is proficient in Spanish. Kaitlin is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and specializes in family-based immigration, provisional waivers, U Visas, removal defense and crimmigration issues. In addition to representing clients before U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services and all immigration-related agencies, Kaitlin practices before the El Paso Immigration Court and other nationwide immigration courts, New Mexico state courts, U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico, the Administrative Appeals Office, and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Kaitlin also practices criminal defense and is a member of the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association (NMCDLA).. On her free time, Kaitlin enjoys spending time with her dogs, hiking, camping, travelling and being outdoors.

To me, immigration law is a calling, not just a job.  Since 2003 I have dedicated myself to defending the rights of immigrants to live in the United States, free from harm, unitied with their families, and in legal status.  I specialize in defense from removal, lessening the immigration consequences of criminal convictions, and asylum.  My entire firm speaks Spanish, and we represent clients from all over the world.  I also teach immigration law at the Ohio State University, Moritz College of Law, and provide pro bono consultations through the Catholic Diocese of Columbus.. A mí, ser abogada de inmigracion es una llamada, no solo un trababjo.  Desde 2003, me dedico a defender los derechos de inmigrantes de vivir en los EEUU, seguramente, unidos con su familia, y con un estado legal.  Mi especialización es defender a los inmigrantes en casos de deportación, reducir las consequencias inmigratorias de cargos penales, y el asilo.  Todo mi bufete habla español y representamos a clientes de todas partes del mundo.  También soy profesora de la ley de inmigracion a la escuela de derecho de Mortiz a la Universidad Estatal de Ohio, y ofrezco consultaciones gratuitas coordinadas por el Diócesis Cathólico de Columbus.