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Updated October 31, 2026
Immigration Law
Winston-Salem, NC
EMP Law handles asylum and deportation defense matters through offices in Winston-Salem and Charlotte, supported by 140 years of combined legal experience.
Immigration Law
Winston-Salem, NC
Castillo Immigration Law Firm handles family, humanitarian, employment, student, and fiancé(e) immigration matters with bilingual English-Spanish staff across North Carolina and Virginia.
Immigration Law
Winston-Salem, NC
EMP Law handles asylum and deportation defense matters through offices in Winston-Salem and Charlotte, supported by 140 years of combined legal experience.
Immigration Law
Winston-Salem, NC
The Cuthrell Law Firm exclusively focuses on Immigration Law and represents clients in every U.S. state, its territories, and internationally.
Immigration Law
Winston-Salem, NC
US Immigration Attorneys focuses exclusively on immigration law and has assisted clients nationwide since expanding beyond its Winston-Salem office in 2020.
Immigration Law
Kernersville, NC
Fees vary by case type and whether the lawyer charges a flat fee or hourly rate. Ask for the attorney fee, payment schedule, and separate USCIS filing fees before hiring.
Check that the person is a licensed attorney and ask about experience with your specific matter, such as asylum, family petitions, visas, or removal defense. A North Carolina Board Certified Specialist in Immigration Law is an additional credential to consider.
The timeline depends on the application type, USCIS or immigration-court workload, required interviews, and case complications. An attorney can provide an estimate after reviewing the facts, but cannot guarantee a decision date.
Contact one immediately after an arrest, detention, notice to appear, immigration-court notice, or removal order because deadlines and hearing dates can be short. Routine applications such as naturalization or family petitions still benefit from early review, but generally do not require emergency representation.
Immigration status, visas, green cards, and removal proceedings are governed mainly by federal law. North Carolina-specific issues can still matter for related matters such as state criminal charges, family law, or employment records.