Scranton · The Lackawanna Valley
Immigration Lawyers for Scranton.
The preparation is the case.
Immigration counsel for families, workers, and employers in Scranton and the Lackawanna Valley. Work with our Allentown attorneys by phone, video, or in person, with a full review of your history, clear flat fees, and bilingual team support from the first call.
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.
The way we practice
Every document in context.
Entry records, earlier applications, court papers, and family documents often come from different decades and different offices. We read them together, flag the questions they raise, and explain which filing comes first and why.
Scranton clients usually begin by phone or video. Documents move through our secure portal, and our bilingual client-care team keeps preparation on schedule between conversations. When meeting in person helps, we meet 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 plansScranton · Lackawanna County · The Lackawanna Valley
Organized from the first call.
From Scranton, Dunmore, Clarks Summit, and the rest of the Lackawanna Valley, you can work with our team remotely and meet in Allentown when needed. We help track down the county records and government notices your case depends on.
Gather what you already have
Before the first call, collect any immigration filings, receipt or approval notices, identity documents, and every page of a recent government letter. Missing records are common; tell us what you cannot find and we will plan how to request it.
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
A county courthouse, a USCIS field office, and an immigration court serve different purposes. For any required interview or hearing, follow the location, format, and instructions on your official notice and later updates. We review those details with you as part of preparation. USCIS field offices · Philadelphia Immigration Court.
Locate your Lackawanna County records
For a marriage license issued in Lackawanna County, start with the Register of Wills’ Marriage License Bureau. Court records are organized differently here: the Clerk of Judicial Records keeps the Court of Common Pleas files in civil, criminal, and family court divisions, and divorce decrees come from the Family Court Division. We help identify the right office and type of copy.
Scranton, 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 Scranton and nearby communities: Scranton, Dunmore, Dickson City, Clarks Summit, Old Forge, Taylor, Moosic, Carbondale, and surrounding Lackawanna Valley communities. Closer to Wilkes-Barre? See our Wilkes-Barre page.
Do you have an office in Scranton?
Our office is in downtown Allentown at 609 W. Hamilton Street, No. 102. Scranton clients can meet by phone or video and share documents through our secure portal. In-person meetings are available in Allentown, including Saturdays. Any required government appearance follows the official instructions for your case.
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.
Where will my USCIS interview or court hearing take place?
The location and format depend on the agency or court handling your matter and the instructions you receive. A consultation by video with our firm does not mean a government interview or hearing will also be remote. Follow your official notice and any later updates; we review the required appearance with you.
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.
Where do I request a Lackawanna County divorce decree?
In Lackawanna County, divorce decrees are kept by the Family Court Division of the Clerk of Judicial Records, not by the office that issues marriage licenses. If the divorce was granted in another county or country, request the decree from the court that entered it. We help confirm which document and type of copy your immigration matter needs.
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.
Scranton · The Lackawanna Valley · A thoughtful first step
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 · Scranton consultations by phone or video.