Immigration Law
Your Family's Future Deserves a Real Lawyer Who Speaks Your Language
Immigration law touches everything — your home, your job, your children. We handle every stage of the process in Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, and Spanish, so nothing gets lost and nothing gets missed.
The Immigration System Is Complicated. Your Lawyer Shouldn't Be.
The U.S. immigration process is one of the most document-intensive, deadline-driven systems a family can navigate. A missed form, a wrong answer, or advice from an unlicensed notario can cost you years — or your place in this country entirely. Our team includes licensed attorneys who handle family-based immigration, humanitarian cases, and employment matters from start to finish. We know the Dallas Immigration Court. We know the USCIS Dallas Field Office. And we know how to move your case forward without leaving you in the dark.
We serve clients across DFW — from Dallas and Richardson to Garland, Irving, Grand Prairie, and beyond — with two office locations so you're never far from someone who can help.
- Licensed Texas attorneys — not notarios or document preparers
- Fluent staff in Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, and Spanish
- Offices in Richardson/Dallas and Arlington serving all of DFW
- 145+ Google reviews from clients across the Metroplex
- Family, humanitarian, and employment immigration handled under one roof
Immigration Services We Provide
Every family's situation is different. We handle the full range of immigration matters — from first-time green card applications to urgent deportation hearings — with the same careful, bilingual attention.
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Immigration Services We Provide
Every family's situation is different. We handle the full range of immigration matters — from first-time green card applications to urgent deportation hearings — with the same careful, bilingual attention.
Green Cards & Naturalization
Permanent residency and U.S. citizenship through family sponsorship, employment, or other qualifying pathways. We prepare the paperwork, prep you for interviews, and track your case through every USCIS step.
Deportation & Removal Defense
If you or a family member has received a notice to appear or is in removal proceedings, time matters. We represent clients in Dallas Immigration Court and fight to keep families together.
Asylum, Bond & Removal
Fleeing persecution or detained and waiting for a hearing? We help clients pursue asylum claims, request bond hearings, and build the strongest possible case for relief.
DACA
We help current DACA recipients renew their status and advise on what policy changes mean for your case. If you were brought to the U.S. as a child, your options matter and we'll walk through every one with you.
VAWA & Adjustment of Status
Survivors of abuse who qualify under the Violence Against Women Act have legal pathways to safety and permanent status. We handle VAWA petitions and adjustment of status cases with complete confidentiality.
Don't Risk a Notario
Across Texas, unlicensed notarios charge fees for immigration help they are not legally permitted to provide. A filing error or fraudulent application can result in denial, bars on future applications, or removal — consequences that can take years and thousands of dollars to undo, if they can be undone at all. Texas law prohibits non-attorneys from providing legal advice on immigration matters.
Only a licensed attorney can represent you in court, advise you on your legal options, and be held accountable if something goes wrong. At Wincorn & Associates, every immigration matter is handled by licensed legal professionals — not document preparers, not notarios, not online services that don't know your name.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Immigration Law in Texas
How much does an immigration lawyer cost in Texas?
Fees vary based on the type of case. Many immigration matters are handled for a flat fee agreed on before any work begins, so you know exactly what to expect. We offer free initial consultations to review your situation and give you a clear picture of costs before you commit to anything.
Can I find an immigration lawyer near me who speaks my language?
Yes. Our team works in Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, and Spanish. Both of our DFW offices — in Richardson/Dallas and Arlington — have bilingual staff available, and we can discuss your case in your language from the very first call.
What is the difference between a notario and an immigration attorney?
A notario is not a lawyer. In Latin America, "notario público" refers to a licensed legal professional — but in the U.S., a notary public has no legal authority to give immigration advice or represent anyone in court. Using an unlicensed notario for your immigration case puts your status and your family at serious risk. A licensed immigration attorney is the only person legally permitted to advise you and represent you before USCIS or in immigration court.
What happens if I receive a deportation notice?
Contact an attorney immediately. A notice to appear begins removal proceedings, and there are strict deadlines for responding. The sooner you have legal representation, the more options are available to you. Our team handles deportation defense at the Dallas Immigration Court and can begin working on your case right away.
Does Wincorn & Associates handle DACA renewals?
Yes. We help current DACA recipients file renewal applications and advise on how ongoing legal and policy developments may affect your status. If you have questions about your eligibility or what to do next, we're here to walk through it with you.
Can I get a green card if I'm already in the United States?
In many cases, yes. Adjustment of status allows certain individuals already in the U.S. to apply for permanent residency without leaving the country. Whether you qualify depends on how you entered, your current visa status, and other factors. We review each case individually to identify every available pathway.
Two Offices. One Team. Ready When You Are.
Wincorn & Associates has served DFW immigrant families from our Richardson/Dallas and Arlington offices for years. Our attorneys are licensed in Texas, appear regularly before the USCIS Dallas Field Office and the Dallas Immigration Court, and have earned 145+ Google reviews from clients across the Metroplex. When your family's future is on the line, you deserve attorneys who know this system, know this community, and will fight for you in the language you speak.