Pittsburgh, PA · Wayne County, OH
Pittsburgh Immigration Lawyers for Families, Survivors & People Facing Deportation
Keep your family together, secure your green card and protect your right to stay — with a clear plan from attorneys who handle immigration cases every day.
- Free first consultation
- Interpreters available
- Same-day help for ICE detention
Practice Areas
Every path to staying, working and reuniting in the U.S.
Choose the situation closest to yours. Each page explains the process, common problems and how we resolve them.
Family & Marriage Immigration
- Family Based Immigration LawyerBring parents, children, siblings and spouses to the U.S. through the right family petition and category.
- Visa AttorneyGuidance on family, fiancé, visitor and other visas — plus help after a refusal at the consulate.
- Marriage Green Card AttorneySpousal green cards for couples who are married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
- Fiance Visa AttorneyK-1 fiancé visas so your partner can travel to the U.S., marry within 90 days and apply for a green card.
Deportation & Removal Defense
Humanitarian, Asylum & Survivor Relief
- Asylum AttorneyProtection for people who fear persecution in their home country, filed affirmatively or in court.
- Humanitarian Immigration LawyerTPS, parole, special immigrant juvenile status and other relief for people facing hardship or danger.
- VAWA WaiversWaivers that help VAWA self-petitioners overcome unlawful presence and other green card barriers.
- VAWA Immigration AttorneyConfidential self-petitions for survivors of abuse by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse, parent or child.
- U Victims AttorneyU visas for victims of qualifying crimes who helped — or are willing to help — law enforcement.
USCIS Forms We Prepare
- I-129FThe petition for alien fiancé(e) that starts the K-1 visa process.
- I-130The petition for alien relative used by citizens and green card holders to sponsor family.
- I-485The application to adjust status and become a lawful permanent resident without leaving the U.S.
- I-589The application for asylum and withholding of removal.
- I-864The affidavit of support that shows the sponsor can financially support the intending immigrant.
- I-765The application for employment authorization (work permit).
- I-944The former Declaration of Self-Sufficiency — what it was and what public charge rules require today.
Why Clients Choose Us
Straight answers, careful filings, steady representation
Focused on immigration law
Immigration is all we do — from first petition to final hearing.
Confidential & judgment-free
Survivors, undocumented clients and families in crisis are treated with discretion and respect.
Clear communication
Plain-English explanations and interpreters so nothing gets lost in translation.
Downtown Pittsburgh office
On Grant Street, near the federal courthouse, with phone and video meetings across the region.
Local Representation
Serving Pittsburgh, Wayne County, OH and the region within 80 miles
Immigration cases from our region move through specific federal offices: the USCIS Pittsburgh Field Office for many green card interviews, the Cleveland Field Office for much of northeast Ohio, and immigration courts in Philadelphia, York and Cleveland for removal cases. Knowing how each office works helps us prepare clients for what actually happens.
Because immigration is federal law, we represent clients in Wayne County communities like Wooster, Orrville and Rittman just as fully as families in Allegheny County — through in-person meetings downtown or secure phone and video consultations.
Communities we serve
- Pittsburgh
- Allegheny County
- Wooster
- Orrville
- Rittman
- Wayne County, OH
- Canton
- Akron
- Youngstown
- Washington, PA
- Butler
- Greensburg
Free Consultation
Your free consultation is one call away
Every case starts with a free, confidential conversation. Call (412) 521-2000 or send us a message and we'll explain your options clearly.