Find Trusted Immigration Lawyers Near You
Find Trusted Immigration Lawyers Near You
We connect you with experienced immigration lawyers who care — not just about your case, but your story.
Start your next chapter in America with confidence.
Find Near You.... The Right Attorney For Your case
Most immigrants don’t know where to start.
FSA Law helps you browse and find the right lawyer in your city...
You pick who will represent you best.
🌍 Access the Best Lawyers in the Country
Don’t limit yourself to whoever is closest. FSA Law lets you compare highly-rated immigration attorneys from across the U.S. — so you get the expertise your case deserves.
⏳ Save Time, Stress, and Endless Confusion
Skip long commutes, waiting rooms, and unclear paperwork. Most of the process can happen online or by phone
— on your schedule.
💸 Transparent Legal Fees
Compare pricing, services, and reviews before choosing.
Start with a low-cost consultation and avoid surprise charges.
How FSA's helped 36,000+ immigrants just like you
Our immigrants attorneys can help you start afresh in America from your immigrant status to your US residency, all the way to your citizenship
Green card
K-1 fiancé Via
Work visa (H1B, EB, O, L, TN, P, R, I)
Removal of conditions
Tourist visas (B1/B2)
Victims of violent crime and trafficking (T, U)
Complicated cases with criminal history (some exclusions)
And any other US immigration needs
Easy to understand and follow guidance for each step of your case
No hourly rates. No surprise invoices. No paying for things you don’t need.
With FSA Law, you choose a lawyer from our directory and only pay for the exact steps your case requires — nothing more.
Fixed Prices for Each Step
Forget paying $250–$500 per hour like traditional law offices.
Here, everything is clear, fixed, and explained upfront.
Pay-per-Step, as-You-Go Flexibility
Start small. Move forward with confidence.
You pay as your case progresses — not before.
Over 35,000+ Immigrants
just like you...
Frequently asked questions
Does FSA Law provide immigration services directly?
No. FSA Law is not a law firm. We are a platform that connects immigrants with verified, experienced immigration attorneys across the U.S. You can browse our directory, compare pricing, and choose the lawyer that fits your case and your budget.
What are the basic requirements to immigrate to the U.S.?
Requirements vary depending on your path (family-based, work-based, asylum, etc.), but most cases require:
1-) Proof of identity
2-) Valid passport
3-) Immigration forms (e.g., I-130, I-485)
4-) Eligibility evidence (family ties, employer sponsorship, etc.)
An attorney in our directory can quickly review your situation and explain your best path forward.
What is USCIS and why does it matter?
USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) is the government agency that handles immigration applications — Green Cards, visas, work permits, naturalization, and more.
Every step of your process must go through USCIS, so working with a trained lawyer helps you avoid mistakes and delays.
How long does it take to get a marriage-based Green Card?
Processing times vary, but most cases take 10–18 months depending on where you live, how complete your application is, and USCIS workload.
A lawyer from our directory can help you avoid mistakes that cause delays or denials.
How can I get a Work Permit (EAD)?
You must submit Form I-765 and meet eligibility requirements (pending Green Card, asylum, certain visas, DACA, etc.).
A lawyer can check your eligibility and help you file correctly so you don’t risk rejection.
How do I prepare for my Green Card or Visa interview?
Bring all required documents, review your application, and be ready to answer questions honestly.
Most immigrants feel nervous — that’s normal.
Many lawyers in our directory offer interview preparation sessions, so you walk in confident and ready.
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