Law Office Of Sonia Parras, PLLC
IMMIGRATION LAW FIRM
Your Story. Your Family. Your Legacy. Our Passion.
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Survivor's Defense
If you are living with domestic violence, you have the right to be safe, whatever your immigration status. Many survivors are afraid to call the police or ask for help because they are undocumented or depend on their abuser for their papers. Your status does not take away your right to protection, and you do not have to face this alone. For about 30 years, Sonia Parras Konrad has stood with immigrant survivors of gender violence. Our office can help you.
Immigration Through Family
Bringing your family together in the United States takes more than one form. From the first petition to teh green card, and on to citizenship, each step has to be done right. We guide U.S. citizens and permanent residents through every stage: petitions for spouses, children, parents and siblings, consular processing abroad, adjustment of status here in the U.S., waivers when they're needed, and naturalization once your family is ready.
Your family belongs together, and we'll help you get there.
Citizenship
Becoming a U.S. citizen is the last step in a long journey, and it should be done with care. Before you apply, we review your full history (travel, taxes, any arrests or past immigration issues, and more) so there are no surprises at your interview. We help with naturalization applications, fee waivers, disability exceptions to the English and civics tests, and proof of citizenship for people who may already be U.S. citizens through their parents.
Your vote. Your voice. Your legacy.
Deportation Defense
Typical reasons for removal from the U.S. are status violations, a criminal record, unlawful presence, prohibited unlawful entry and prohibited employment activity.
Family Law
Sonia Parras carefully guides immigration clients through many types of family petitions, including those for spouses, parents and children, siblings, widowers and abused spouses of citizens and permanent residents.
Resources
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Blog
U Visas and Immigration Court: What Changed, and What Did NOT Change Attorney Sonia Parras, specialist on immigration law and humanitarian relief. 09 November, 2026 On October 16, 2026, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) issued a new dec...
Important Information regarding SIJS and immigration remedies for minors under 21: If you submitted an I-360 form before January 1, 2025, then as of this month October 2026 you are eligible to submit your request for adjustment of status or your Gr...