Our Austin immigration law firm specializes on representing U.S. citizens seeking permanent resident status for their spouses, parents, and children and on seeking U.S. citizenship (naturalization) for people who already hold green cards. We often handle cases to remove two year “conditional” limits from green cards obtained through marriage. We frequently represent applicants who need to renew or replace expiring, lost, or stolen green cards. Other family sponsored matters we handle include adjustment of status, consular processing for relatives needing green card interviews at U.S. consulates abroad, K-1 fiancée visas, and reentry permits for green card holders needing to temporarily reside/work overseas. We obtain temporary work permits (“EADs”) and travel permits (“advance paroles”) for our adjustment of status clients. We also represent many DACA recipients to seek renewals.
At this time our firm is not handling visitor, student, H-1B, H-2, E-1, E-2 treaty investor/trader visas, EB-5 immigrant investor cases, L-1, O-1 nonimmigrant visas, asylum, or removal (deportation) defense.
Visas
We represent spouses, children, and parents of U.S. citizens (over age 21) seeking immigrant (“green card”) status for relatives. We also represent U.S. citizens seeking K-1 fiancée nonimmigrant visas.
Green Card Status
We represent spouses, children, and parents of U.S. citizens (over age 21) seeking immigrant (“green card”) status for relatives.
Work Visas
We seek temporary work permits (“EADs”) & temporary foreign travel permits (“Advance Paroles”) as part as their relatives green card cases.
DACA
We are representing DACA holders who need to seek another two year work permit (“EAD”) to renew that status.
Citizenship
-Most people become U.S. citizens by: Birth within the United States, birth abroad to a U.S. citizen parent, or naturalization within the U.S. after first having immigrated. Additionally, any child under the age of 18 with green card status who is residing in the custody of a biological parent who is a U.S. citizen will also acquire U.S. citizenship due to the Child Citizenship Act (CCA) passed by Congress in 2000. A person may be eligible for naturalization if he/she has resided in the United States for at least 5 years as a permanent resident (or 3 years if married to and living with a U.S. citizen spouse).
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Our Team’s Holiday luncheon. L to R: Roxanne Castillo, Norma Sandoval, Daniel Villela & Moi. We wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!
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Paul, Wishing You, and Your Team a Wonderful Thanksgiving! May Your Holiday Be Filled With Joy
Happy thanksgiving to you and your team, I hope you all have a wonderful time with your loved ones and make some amazing memories. Wishing you a holiday season that's merry and bright! 🎄
Someday, Kathy and I will drive down there on our way to McAllen and we will stop and say thank you to everyone of you for what you do every day!
Happy thanksgiving to you and your incredible team!
Happy Thanksgiving. I’m grateful for you and your team.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Your team looks like they're filled with the holiday spirit! Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving!
Feliz día de acción de gracias. A todo el equipo de Paul parson. Que nos dan tanta felicidad a tantas familias
My first 7 years practicing immigration law were at my offices on The Drag at 22nd and Guadalupe. Walking here today brings back great memories!🤘
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My first office was around 22nd and Rio Grande.
That's is so great to have memories like that
I remember your office. Everyone was so kind.
Twenty-eight years. I just got to hand our client, Maria Guadalupe Rodriguez Cruz, her green card. “Lupita” is elated to finally obtain her permanent residency status. Her parents brought her to Texas from Mexico when she was only two years old. Lupita and her husband have been working hard while raising their two children. After twenty-eight years here she will no longer be worried about her immigration status. I love days like this! 🇲🇽 🇺🇸
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So do we. John and Shari Greer
Thank you 😊
We greatly appreciate all your help Paul. You and your team are amazing! Daniel and Denise were great! After so long my family and I can feel more at ease. I strongly recommend Paul Parsons and his team to anyone that needs an immigration attorney. Everything is very straight forward and they are always available to answer any questions. Thank you again!☺️
Me too!! Can she laminate her card and wear it around her neck??? Proud of you, Paul!
Great work!
Felicidades muñeca
Congratulations 👏😀
Lupita's smile says it all, congratulations! 😊
Congratulations!
Congratulations, Lupita!
So glad for her! Thank you Paul!
⚖️🌎🙏🏻🎶❣️
