Seguinot & Associates, P.C. is engaged in the practice of immigration and nationality law. The firm is located within close proximity to the Washington District Office of the United States Citizenship & Immigration Services, the Executive Office for Immigration Review in Arlington, Virginia, and Board of Immigration Appeals. Our firm reprents clients from around the world in regard to issues ranging from consular processing to asylum, and/or defense removal. Our philosophy is to provide quality legal services and individual customer care with personal attention to each and every client matter. We have built our firm by referrals from other attorneys and recommendations from prior and current clients.
Our firm is unique in that we specialize in finding solutions to difficult immigration problems and strive to maintain and reunite families. We also vigilantly review new cases from the Board of Immigration Appeals, the Federal Courts of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court to enable us to successfully fight removal proceedings where the individual has been convicted of a crime.
After contacting our firm, you will see how different, attentive and knowledgeable an immigration law firm can be. We treat each client with the understanding and respect that they deserve.
URGENT!!!!
NEW United States Supreme Court Decision held that criminal attorney MUST inform whether immigrant client carries a risk of deportation.
Padilla v. Kentucky
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Exposure suspect faces deportation
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