Arlington · Virginia · DC Metro Area
Alejandro Rodriguez-Latorre represents people who live and work in Arlington — from Clarendon and Ballston to Crystal City and the Columbia Pike corridor. Federal immigration: Green Card, deportation defense, asylum, DACA and visas. Your first consultation is free.
Alejandro Rodriguez-Latorre
Attorney at Law · Maryland Bar
Available 24/7 · Free consultation
Why location matters
Arlington has one of the largest immigrant communities in the Washington DC metro area, with neighborhoods like Rosslyn, Clarendon, Ballston, Crystal City, Pentagon City and the Columbia Pike corridor, near the Orange/Silver and Blue/Yellow Metro lines. Because immigration is federal law, an attorney licensed in Maryland can represent you before USCIS and the immigration courts (EOIR) that serve Virginia.
Our Bethesda office is just 20-25 minutes from Arlington via I-66 or GW Parkway, and we offer video, phone or WhatsApp consultations for anyone who'd rather not cross the Potomac before they have a clear plan. We evaluate your case at no cost and explain, in plain terms, how your case moves forward.
2022
Arlington Immigration Court closed
2 courts
Now handle VA cases: Annandale & Sterling
20-25 min
From our office
$0
Free consultation
Practice areas
Federal · Nationwide
Before the consultation
Immigration cases run on federal deadlines and evidence is everything. These four steps help you make the most of the consultation and avoid losing options for lack of information.
1
Gather your documents
Passport, visas, any letter from USCIS and any immigration court (EOIR) notices. Even if you don't have everything, bring what you have.
2
Don't miss your hearing
If you already have an immigration court case, missing a hearing can result in a removal order in your absence. Let us know right away if you changed your address.
3
Write down your history
List your entries into and exits from the country, approximate dates and prior petitions. That detail organizes the case from the very first conversation.
4
Ask before you sign or file anything
A mistake on a form or a missed USCIS deadline can delay your case. Review your options with the attorney before submitting any documents.
Our office
Our office is 20-25 minutes from Arlington via I-66 or GW Parkway, and you can complete your first consultation by phone or WhatsApp without making the trip. In-person visits are usually only needed when the case requires them: some immigration hearings can be held virtually, depending on the assigned court.
Law Office of Alejandro Rodriguez LLCFAQ
Yes. Immigration is federal law: an attorney admitted in any U.S. state can represent you before USCIS and the immigration courts (EOIR), regardless of the state where you live. Attorney Rodriguez-Latorre is licensed in Maryland.
The Arlington Immigration Court closed permanently in October 2022. Cases from that jurisdiction are now split between the Annandale and Sterling Immigration Courts (EOIR), depending on case assignment; the Annandale court is at 7619 Little River Turnpike, Annandale, VA.
The initial consultation is completely free. Fees depend on the type of immigration case and are explained before we begin.
Yes. Immigration is federal law, so we serve the entire Arlington community regardless of immigration status. Attorney Rodriguez-Latorre is fully bilingual and your first consultation is free.
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Alejandro Rodriguez-Latorre, Attorney — Maryland Bar
Arlington, VA
We speak your language. We listen to your case.
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