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Mr. Castañeda’s active legal practice includes all areas of immigration law and procedure, including immigrant and nonimmigrant visas, political asylum, deportation/removal defense, waivers of inadmissibility, employment authorization and employer compliance/sanctions, appeals, and litigation.. Mr. Castañeda is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) where he serves on various committees.  He has presented on legal issues impacting immigrants before multiple organizations, including AILA, the Chicago Bar Association and at various universities and educational institutions.  While in law school, he was active in the Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) Legal Fraternity - coordinating professional development events as well as fundraising for Loyola's Law School Public Interest Law Society.  He was also an arbitrator with the International Commercial Arbitration and CISG Team.. Since he emigrated from Mexico to the United States in 2006, Mr. Castañeda has developed a passion for immigration law. As an immigrant himself, he understands the difficulties that families, individuals, and companies experience when dealing with the complex U.S. immigration system.  Mr. Castañeda has held various positions in both private and governmental sectors, always furthering his objective of becoming an immigration attorney.  He has extensive experience in removal defense and concentrates his practice on both employment and family-based immigration.. Mr. Castañeda is fluent in Spanish and proficient in German.

Experienced family immigration attorney handling K-1 fiancé visas, family and marriage based green cards and naturalization.

Attorney Hannah C. Blackwell established Blackwell Law, LLC in 2023 in an effort to better serve the immigrant communities to which she has dedicated her career. Hannah has had a passion for immigration law ever since she witnessed an ICE raid of a work place in her hometown when she was a teenager. Hannah saw first-hand the massive, devastating impact this raid had on her community, and it sparked a fire in her to fight for the rights of the undocumented and their families.. Hannah graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing with cum laude honors and a President’s Award for volunteerism, as well as a minor in Political Science from Miami University in 2018. She received her J.D. and a Certificate in Public Interest Law from DePaul University College of Law in 2022 and was barred in the state of Illinois that same year.. As a life-long service-industry worker herself, Hannah knows the hard work and resilience that immigrant communities bring to the U.S. She is committed to helping the every-day person, the single parent, and the laborer who works overtime just to make ends meet. Hannah understands and empathizes with the struggles of daily life for an undocumented immigrant or a family member who wants to regulate status in the U.S., and she will find creative ways to represent the rights of immigrants and their families.. Hannah has collaborated with organizations such as The Resurrection Project, Erie Neighborhood House, Chicago Volunteer Legal Services, and Lawyers in the Classroom during her time as an attorney. Hannah is passionate about providing pro bono and other volunteer services as much as possible to serve indigent and low-income communities.. Hannah is a member of American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Chicago Bar Association, and the Illinois State Bar Association.

Angelina Marques is a dedicated advocate for immigrant, women, and worker’s rights. She has been working closely with immigrant communities since high school and has spent years working with students with limited English proficiency. She studied abroad in Madrid, Spain and Guadalajara, Mexico, and interned in Jinotepe, Nicaragua, where she advocated against domestic violence. She later interned at East Bay Sanctuary Covenant, an immigrant rights organization in Berkeley, California.. While a student at Seattle University School of Law, she interned at the Alaska Immigration Justice Project, provided legal representation through Seattle U.’s Immigration Law Clinic, and advocated for farm worker rights in central Washington. She also externed with the Honorable Carol A. Schapira at King County Superior Court, and with the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services. After law school, Angelina enjoyed volunteering with Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, where she provided assistance on asylum, DACA, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status cases.. Angelina is fluent in English and Spanish, and enjoys volunteering as an attorney El Centro De La Raza’s Legal Clinic and the Snohomish County Legal Services’ Housing Justice Project.

Founded in 2007, Lani Cao Law Office is a professional law firm specializing in immigration law.  Centrally  located in the greater Seattle and Bellevue area, our team of attorneys is dedicated to providing U.S. immigration services to overseas Chinese and other foreign nationals. Our main services include the following: family- based immigration (I-130, K-1, adjustment of status, and consular processing) and employment- based immigration (EB-1, EB-5, , H-1B, L-1, TN, PERM, etc.).. Lani Cao Law Office not only aims to help new immigrants come to America, but we also strive to help our clients assimilate into American communities and successfully achieve the “American Dream”. As such, we continually take an active role in providing local community services including hosting seminars pertaining to immigration matters and other important issues relevant to the immigrant community (e.g. family law, wills and estate planning, tax, etc.).  For more information on our legal services and upcoming seminar schedule, please visit our website at .

Rosetta Thompson has more than 9 years of experience working for the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS).  The former USCIS branch chief and immigration services officer uses her expertise to help individuals realize their immigration goals. During her time as an immigration services officer, Rosetta was in charge of reviewing and approving applications for U.S. citizenship, permanent residence, family-based visas, travel documents, etc.  Through her work with USCIS and the Department of Homeland Security, she became intimately familiar with both immigration law and the standards used to judge immigration applications and petitions.. Are you thinking about immigrating to the U.S. and want to know your U.S. immigration options, which option is best, and an explanation of the immigration process?  Do you have a pending case and have a question or need assistance with a government request for evidence?  Have you been denied a visa or citizenship and want to explore your options and whether you should re-apply?  Schedule a consultation by visiting

With years of experience practicing immigration law before the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Executive Office of Immigration Review, and the Department of State, Massiel Silva, along with her partner Peter Tadeo, Esq. founded the firm Tadeo & Silva Immigration Attorneys. Attorney Silva is a current member in good standing of the State Bar of Georgia, and the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and the Georgia Hispanic Bar Association.. Massiel Silva graduated from Emory University School of Law and Georgia State University. While in law school at Emory, Attorney Silva was the Vice- President of the National Hispanic Bar Association Law School Division of the Georgia-Alabama-Mississippi region. She was also the Vice-President of the Latin American Law Student Association and a member of the Immigration Law Practice Society. During college, Attorney Silva worked for close to two years at the Latin American Association, where she found her passion for advocacy for the immigrant community. Attorney Silva was born and raised in the Dominican Republic and immigrated to the United States to pursue a legal education. She is an avid world traveler and enjoys dancing ballet and practicing yoga.