Serving Philadelphia · Allentown office
Immigration Lawyers Serving Philadelphia, PA
The preparation is the case.
Lehigh Valley Immigration Law helps Philadelphia families, professionals, and people facing urgent immigration issues build a clear plan. Work with our boutique team from our Allentown office, with direct attorney involvement, remote access, and bilingual team support.
Most new matters begin with a free 30-minute consultation. Complex file reviews and second opinions may require a $275 attorney consultation; we disclose that before scheduling.
Find your path
Start with what is happening.
Choose the area closest to your concern. When several issues overlap, we review the full history before recommending a sequence.
Family, status & citizenship
Petitions, permanent residence, removal of conditions, consular matters, and naturalization.
Defense, protection & deadlines
Removal proceedings, detention, humanitarian protection, and time-sensitive government notices.
Work, talent & mobility
Strategy for employers, professionals, investors, consular cases, appeals, and federal-court matters.
Not sure where the matter fits? Tell us what happened and we will direct it from there.
How we prepare
The important work starts before the filing, interview, or hearing.
We begin with the complete timeline: prior filings, immigration history, documents, and deadlines. An attorney identifies the questions that matter, what must be proved, and which steps need to come first.
For Philadelphia clients, that preparation can often happen by phone or video and through our secure document portal. We organize the evidence and prepare you for the next decision, with in-person meetings available at our Allentown office.
Flat fees · Payment plans
Scope first. Price in writing.
Understand the work, the total legal fee, and the payment terms before representation begins.
Typical monthly plans. Terms depend on the total fee, initial payment, and approved plan length. No credit check.
Example flat legal fees
- Family petition · I-130
- $2,000–$2,650
- Adjustment of status
- $5,500–$6,600
- Citizenship · N-400
- $2,200
- Removal defense
- $8,150–$11,000
September 2026 estimates for straightforward matters, not a quote. Complexity and scope can change the fee. Government and third-party costs are separate. The signed engagement letter controls.
Government filing-fee guideWhat happens next
From first contact to a written plan.
Know what we reviewed, what comes first, and what representation will cost before deciding whether to move forward.
Tell us what is happening.
Use the short intake or call. Include every hearing date, USCIS deadline, or scheduled ICE appointment.
An attorney reviews it.
We review the timeline, prior filings, documents, deadlines, and facts that could change the strategy.
We talk through the options.
Most new matters begin with a free 30-minute consultation by phone, video, or in person. Bilingual team support is available.
You receive the plan in writing.
Scope, legal fee, government fees, payment options, and immediate next steps—before representation begins.
Complex file reviews and second opinions may require a $275 consultation. We tell you before scheduling. Representation begins only after the scope is confirmed in writing.
See fees & payment plansWorking with us from Philadelphia
Local details that matter to your case.
Keep routine preparation convenient, confirm where the government needs you to appear, and obtain the right records for your filing.
Prepare from Philadelphia
Use phone, video, WhatsApp, and our secure portal for consultations, document collection, and case updates. Bilingual team support is available for intake and communication with the attorneys.
Meet at our Allentown office
Our office is at 609 W. Hamilton Street, No. 102, Allentown, PA 18101. In-person meetings are available Monday–Friday 10–5 and Saturday 11–3. Directions and contact details.
Confirm the interview or hearing
Follow the location, format, and instructions on your official notice and any subsequent government updates. We review those details with you; living in Philadelphia alone does not establish where you must appear. USCIS field offices · Philadelphia Immigration Court.
Request the right certified records
Philadelphia’s Register of Wills provides copies of marriage licenses issued in the city. For court records, we identify the document, required certification, and issuing office before you request it. Philadelphia marriage records · Philadelphia Courts.
Philadelphia, en español
Nuestro equipo bilingüe le ayuda con la admisión, la coordinación de documentos y la comunicación con los abogados. Puede comenzar su consulta en español.
Empezar en españolServing Philadelphia County: South, North, and Northeast Philadelphia; Kensington, Olney, Juniata, Feltonville, Frankford, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Do you have an office in Philadelphia?
Our office is in downtown Allentown. We serve Philadelphia clients through phone and video meetings, WhatsApp, and a secure document portal. Many routine steps can happen remotely; any required government appearance depends on your case and the official instructions.
Is Spanish-language support available?
Yes. Our bilingual client-care team supports Spanish-language intake, document coordination, preparation logistics, and communication with the attorneys throughout the matter.
Will my USCIS interview or immigration court hearing be in Philadelphia?
The government determines the location and format. Follow your official notice and any later updates. A Philadelphia address does not guarantee a particular office or court. We review those instructions and prepare for the appearance required in your matter.
How much does an immigration lawyer cost?
We generally use flat legal fees, with scope and price confirmed in writing. Typical monthly payment plans are about $225–$450, depending on the matter, total fee, and timeline. Government fees are separate. Most new matters begin with a free 30-minute consultation; complex reviews and second opinions may be $275, disclosed in advance.
What should I have ready for the consultation?
Have your immigration timeline, prior filings or decisions, and every page of any current government notice available. Include hearing dates, USCIS deadlines, and scheduled ICE appointments. We will identify any additional documents or certified records needed after reviewing the history.
What if someone is detained or a deadline is approaching?
Call (484) 763-4984 and identify the deadline or detention concern. For an RFE, NOID, hearing notice, or ICE document, share every page. Most inquiries receive a response within one business day; submitting an inquiry does not extend a government deadline.
Serving Philadelphia · Bilingual team support
Let’s look at the whole story.
Tell us what happened, which dates matter, and how you prefer to meet. We will review the starting point with you and explain what comes next.
Allentown office: 609 W. Hamilton Street, No. 102 · Philadelphia consultations by phone or video.