Immigration Attorneys · Kissimmee, FL
Immigration Attorney in Kissimmee
Representation before the Orlando Immigration Court for Kissimmee and Osceola County residents. Free consultation — (321) 324-5454.
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Atty. Luis A. Morales
Licensed in Florida & Puerto Rico U.S. Army Veteran 20+ Years Experience Admitted to practice in Florida and Puerto Rico · Immigration & Family Law Kissimmee is home to one of Florida's largest Puerto Rican communities and a rapidly growing Central American and Caribbean population. Immigration cases for Osceola County residents are heard before the Orlando Immigration Court. Attorney Luis Morales, licensed in both Florida and Puerto Rico, has extensive experience representing Hispanic families from Kissimmee in asylum, U Visa, VAWA, and family petition cases.
Immigration Services for Kissimmee
Defensive Asylum
Representation before the Orlando Immigration Court for Kissimmee residents facing deportation proceedings.
Family Petition (I-130)
Family reunification for Kissimmee residents and citizens with relatives abroad or in Puerto Rico.
U Visa
Immigration protection for crime victims in Kissimmee who cooperated with Osceola County authorities.
VAWA Petition
Confidential process for domestic violence victims in Kissimmee, independent of the abuser.
Court Representation
Strategic defense before the Orlando Immigration Court for residents of Kissimmee and Osceola County.
FAQ — Immigration in Kissimmee
Which immigration court handles Kissimmee cases?+
Kissimmee and Osceola County residents have their immigration cases assigned to the Orlando Immigration Court. Attorney Morales has experience before this court and is familiar with its procedures and calendars.
Can you help with an I-130 petition if my relative is in Puerto Rico?+
Yes. Attorney Morales is licensed in Puerto Rico in addition to Florida. This gives him a unique perspective for handling petitions involving relatives on the island, including coordination with the US Consulate process.
What if I'm undocumented and live in Kissimmee?+
Options like the U Visa (crime victims), VAWA (domestic violence victims), or asylum don't require prior legal status. A free, confidential consultation can help determine what options may be available to you.
Can I stay in the US while my asylum case is pending?+
In most cases, yes. Once an asylum application is filed with the Court, you have temporary protection from removal. After 180 days, you can apply for work authorization. Each case is different — contact us to discuss your specific situation.
How much does an immigration consultation cost?+
The initial consultation is completely free. We offer flexible payment plans and don't require large upfront deposits. Call (321) 324-5454 or complete the form to schedule.
Have an immigration case in Kissimmee? Contact us today.
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