Family Petitions
Bring your spouse, children, or parents. Filed right the first time, so the wait is the government’s only delay.
North Miami Beach, Florida · Licensed immigration attorney · We speak your language
A real immigration lawyer. Who answers the phone.
Green cards, citizenship, family petitions, TPS, asylum, removal defense. Flat fees in writing before you hire us, and updates you do not have to chase.
- A licensed Florida attorney handles your case. Verify the license yourself on the Florida Bar site.
- Flat fee in writing before you pay anything
- Calls returned. In English or Kreyòl.
Consultations by appointment. Bring every paper you have, even the ones that scare you.
Request a consultation
Tell us briefly what is going on. We reply within one business day, in your language.
A "notario" is not a lawyer. This matters.
In Florida, only a licensed attorney can give legal advice, represent you before USCIS, and stand with you in immigration court. Paperwork places and notarios cannot, and a botched filing can follow your case for years. Scammers now copy real lawyers’ photos, papers, and even voices, so verify anyone you talk to, including this office: look up the Bar number on the Florida Bar website, then call the office number listed there. A real lawyer will never be offended that you checked.
How We Help
Green Cards & Adjustment
Adjustment of status and consular cases, from filing to the interview at your side.
Citizenship
Naturalization done clean: eligibility check first, then the N-400, then interview prep.
TPS & Humanitarian
TPS registrations and renewals, parole programs, and what they mean for your future options.
Asylum
Your story, prepared and presented properly, within the one-year rules.
Removal Defense
If you or a family member is in proceedings or detained, timing is everything. Call first.
Flat fees, in writing, before you hire us
Every case gets a written flat-fee quote at the consultation. The number covers the work described, it does not grow with your phone calls, and government filing fees are listed separately so you see exactly where every dollar goes.
How it works
- 1
Consultation
Bring everything. We review your documents and history, and you leave knowing your real options, in your language.
- 2
A plan and a flat fee, in writing
What we will file, what it costs, what the government charges separately, and what the realistic timeline looks like.
- 3
We file, we track, we keep you informed
You get copies of everything and updates as the case moves. When there is an interview or a hearing, we prepare you and we are there.
The attorney
Nancy Francillon · North Miami Beach, Florida
Your photo and bio go here.
A real photo and a short history: education, admissions, years in practice, community ties. It is one of the first things people check before they call, and it cannot be invented for you.
Left empty on purpose. A stock photo here would make the page less believable, not more.
What clients say
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Questions people actually ask
How much does an immigration lawyer cost?
This office works on flat fees quoted in writing at the consultation, based on your actual case. Government filing fees are separate and go to USCIS. You will never be billed by surprise for a phone call.
Can you promise my case will be approved?
No. No honest lawyer can promise an outcome, and you should walk away from anyone who does. What we promise is a complete, correct, well-argued case and straight answers at every step.
Which languages do you work in?
Consultations and case updates happen in English or Kreyòl. Legal problems are stressful enough in your first language.
I started with a notario and it went wrong. Can you fix it?
Often, yes. Bring everything they filed. Cleaning up a bad filing is common work in this office, and the earlier we see it, the more can be saved.