Immigration lawyers in New Mexico

Monica Newcomer Miller

Firm: New Mexico Immigrant Law Center

625 Silver Ave SW , Albuquerque , New Mexico 87102 Zip code: 87102

Practice Areas: Immigration

Monica has represented clients in all types of immigration cases for over a decade. She began as an Accredited Representative assisting clients with adjustment of status, family petitions, Naturalizations and U Visa and VAWA petitions. Today she continues representing immigrant populations as an attorney and has expanded her practice to also include removal defense and other areas of immigration law.. Monica's commitment to working for immigrant families and immigrant rights started in 2002 when she spent two years on the U.S./Mexico border in South Texas as an AmeriCorps volunteer providing "Know Your Rights" presentations to detained immigrants and offering legal support to pro bono attorneys. Later, as an Accredited Representative in Indiana, she helped to develop a program to assist immigrant victims of crime and domestic violence as they navigated the immigration process. She continues her dedication to the immigrant community where she now resides in Albuquerque, NM.. Monica received her J.D. from the University of New Mexico School of Law where she graduated Magna Cum Laude. During law school she served as the President and Vice President for the Association of Public Interest Law, raising funds and providing resources for students interested in serving in the public interest legal sector. She also received Clinical Honors and the Dean's Award for significant contribution to the law school community. She spent a summer of her law school career in Guatemala volunteering with community based organizations focused on indigenous rights.. Monica is married and the couple has three children. Together they enjoy traveling, spending time in the outdoors and exploring the Southwest.

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Kaitlin Alley

4470 Rodeo Road , Santa Fe , New Mexico 87507 Zip code: 87507

Practice Areas: Immigration

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.

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Michael Hendricks

Firm: Hendricks Law

2929 Coors Blvd NW , Albuquerque , New Mexico 87120 Zip code: 87120

Practice Areas: Immigration

I was raised in Central Mexico until I was 17 when I returned to United States to attend a University. I also lived in El Salvador and visited Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Honduras. I was involved in providing clothing, food and medical care to orphaned youths and underprivileged people in several countries. The focus of my legal practice is to provide assistance and access to Justice for the Spanish-Speaking people of the Southwest of the United States. My office is located in Albuquerque, NM but I frequently travel to Texas and other parts of NM to provide legal assistance to more rural areas that don't have local attorneys. I strive to fight for those who are disenfranchised and those who feel that they do not have access to the legal system; and I help them see that they too can have Justice. Yo Peleo Por Sus Derechos!!. Conact me now at.

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Mary Ann Romero

Firm: Mary Ann Romero & Associates

301 Edith Blvd, N.E. , Albuquerque , New Mexico 87102 Zip code: 87102

Practice Areas: Immigration

In need of an Albuquerque immigration attorney? Mary Ann Romero of Mary Ann Romero & Associates may be able to help. Ms. Romero has more than 14 years of legal experience. She provides services for those trying to obtain green cards, visas, asylum, or citizenship, as well as those who are in need of deportation defense. In 2006, the State Bar of New Mexico named Ms. Romero as one of their Most Distinguished Members, and Imagen Magazine selected her as one of the Top 100 Latinas in New Mexico.. Attorney Romero is a graduate of the University Of New Mexico School Of Law.

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Maney Gordon Zeller

Firm: Maney Gordon Zeller

2305 Renard Pl SE , Albuquerque , New Mexico 87106 Zip code: 87106

Practice Areas: Immigration

Contact: (505) 266-8739

L. John Russo

Firm: L John Russo, Attorney and Counselor at Law

1005 Chuckar Drive SW , Albuquerque , New Mexico 87121 Zip code: 87121

Practice Areas: Immigration

I am a licensed and experiened immigration lawyer. I started practicing immigration law full time in 1980. I have a low-overhead micro law office located on Albuquerque's West Side. The major cross streets are 98th Street SW and Sage/De Vargas SW. I offer old-fashioned personal service. I am easily accessible and easy to talk with My fees and payment plans are reasonable and competitive with other immigration lawyers with comparable experience in this geographic location. I have a low-volume practice and I want to keep it that way. I try to maintain flexible work hours. I have many favorable reviews from former clients and I would have many more favorable reviews if I had the free time to contact former clients and ask them to review their client experience with me. I am busy, but I am always looking for a few more good-quality clients.

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Lauren Armstrong

Firm: Origin Immigration Law

525 E. Lohman Ave. , Las Cruces , New Mexico 88001 Zip code: 88001

Practice Areas: Immigration

Lauren Armstrong the owner of Origin Immigration Law and has over a decade of experience as an immigration attorney. She has handled hundreds of immigration cases and has particular expertise regarding family cases, victim advocacy, and protections for children and youth.. Ms. Armstrong received her J.D. (Cum Laude) and M.A. in Latin American Studies from the University of New Mexico in 2009 and received her B.S. (High Honors) from the University of Illinois in 2002.. From 2010-2012, Ms. Armstrong worked in the non-profit sector in Washington, D.C. Ms. Armstrong served as a Program Specialist with Polaris Project’s National Human Trafficking Resource Center, and later worked as a Staff Attorney with the Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR) Coalition where she provided training, pro se assistance, and direct representation to detained immigrants in removal proceedings.. From 2012-2015, Ms. Armstrong worked with Catholic Charities of Southern New Mexico, where she handled a diverse caseload (including naturalization, DACA, and family-based cases) and led the agency's programs for undocumented children (SIJS) and crime victims (VAWA, U Visa).. In 2015, Ms. Armstrong transitioned into private practice and joined Noble Vrapi, where she helped establish the firm's Las Cruces office. From 2015-2021, Ms. Armstrong served as an Associate Attorney and Senior Associate with the firm, handling a wide variety of cases including waivers, fiance visas, and complex humanitarian cases.. Ms. Armstrong is an Adjunct Professor at New Mexico State University (NMSU) where she teaches courses on Gender & Immigration. Ms. Armstrong has also served as a Board member of the State Bar's Immigration Section. Ms. Armstrong is a returned Peace Corps Volunteer (Panama ’02-’05) and is fluent in Spanish.

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