Frequent Asked Questions

Immigration law can be complicated. An immigration attorney understands the laws, eligibility requirements, and procedures that apply to your case, including filing deadlines and the evidence needed to support your application. We use that knowledge to evaluate your situation, explain your options, and identify potential problems so you can make informed decisions. We also prepare and file applications and supporting documents, helping you avoid common mistakes and submit a complete, well-organized case.

Raul Rodriguez Law focuses exclusively on immigration law. We assist with family-based immigration, green cards, citizenship and naturalization, asylum, removal defense, waivers, humanitarian relief, TPS, VAWA, U visas, T visas, bonds and parole, business immigration, appeals, and other immigration matters.

Yes. We represent clients in removal proceedings, including those in immigration detention. We assess your case, explain potential defenses and relief, and guide you through the process. We prepare and present your case, advocate on your behalf in immigration court, and keep you informed at each stage.

Eligibility depends on factors such as your relationship to the petitioner, immigration history, how you entered the United States, and other circumstances. We can evaluate your situation and explain your options.

Provide any documents related to your immigration history or current case, including passports, visas, immigration notices, USCIS receipts or decisions, court documents, and copies of applications or petitions previously filed.

Yes. Hablamos Español. We are committed to helping English- and Spanish-speaking clients understand their immigration options and the process ahead.

Our office serves clients in Merritt Island, Brevard County, Central Florida, and beyond. Because immigration law is primarily federal, representation may be possible outside our immediate area depending on the type and circumstances of the case.

Processing times vary depending on the type of case, government agency, location, individual circumstances, and other factors. We can help you understand what to expect based on your particular matter, but exact processing times cannot be guaranteed.

No. No attorney can guarantee the outcome of an immigration case. We can evaluate your situation, explain potential risks and options, prepare your case, and advocate on your behalf, but the final decision rests with the appropriate government agency or court.

Start by scheduling a consultation with Raul Rodriguez Law. We will discuss your situation, review the information you provide, and help you understand the possible next steps.

We take your privacy seriously. Communications with an attorney for the purpose of seeking legal advice are generally subject to important confidentiality protections.

After a denial, you may be able to file a motion, appeal, new application or petition, or pursue other immigration relief. We can review the decision, explain your options, and prepare and file the appropriate motion, appeal, application, or petition on your behalf.