Immigration and Family Law Firm in Austin Texas.

FAMILY VISAS

If you want your future spouse to have permanent residency in the United States, you will need to be a United States Citizen. This is the first step in sponsoring them for a family-based immigration visa.

CITIZENSHIP

Becoming a U.S. citizen is a major milestone—but the process can feel overwhelming. Whether you're applying through naturalization or seeking citizenship for a loved one, we're here to guide you every step of the way.

FAMILY LAW

Divorce, custody, and child support issues are emotionally challenging issues. While we understand that a breakup is not easy, we try to help you to go through this process compassionately.

U-VISAS

This Visa that can give you the possibility of legally stay or enter to the United States for a period of 4 years, if you meet the requirements. This Visa is temporary, but it can give you the possibility of obtaining a green card.

Iris Albizu - Albizu Immigration Law Firm
Successful Cases
1500 +

WELCOME TO Albizu LAW FIRM

For more than twenty years, I’ve been advising clients ranging from individuals to small businesses. I enjoy practicing Immigration law and helping clients through these complex legal issues with practical advice and clear strategies. 

If you want a consultation, contact attorney Iris Albizu now.

How can I help you?

With affordable and custom legal representation, I advise clients in immigration issues from how to bring a loved one to legally enter and stay in the United States, as to how to help your business to comply with responsibility with the immigration laws. 

My legal service is pro-active and personal, giving to you the confidence of being well represented. As married with a foreign national, I understand with sensibility the frustration that sometimes overcome with the overwhelming immigration system.

20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN LEGAL CASES

We have helped our community!
Immigration policy should be generous; it should be fair; it should be flexible. With such a policy we can turn to the world, and to our own past, with clean hands and a clear conscience.

1425+

Green Cards

500+

U.S. Citizenship

780+

U-Visas

2604+

Family Services

OUR CLIENT FEEDBACK

OUR PROFESSIONAL TEAM

“Do you know what a foreign accent is? It’s a sign of bravery.”
Iris Albizu - Owner and Lead Attorney

Iris Albizu

Owner | CEO | Managing Attorney

Karolina Arocho Gonzalez - Albizu Law Firm

Karolina Arocho Gonzalez

Business Operations Manager

Klaudia Velazquez - Attorney at Albizu Law Firm

Klaudia Velazquez

Family Staff Attorney

Jasmine Frayre - Paralegal at Albizu Law Firm

Jasmine Frayre

Lead immigration Paralegal

Belinda Marty-Altiery - Paralegal at Albizu Law Firm

Belinda Marty-Altiery

Immigration Paralegal

Paulo Campillo Orozco - Albizu Law Firm

Paulo Campillo Orozco

Immigration Paralegal

Cristian Arango Gamboa

Immigration Legal Assistant

Nallely Alvarado - Albizu Law Firm

Nallely Alvarado

Immigration Office Assistant

Alessandra Villanueva

Alessandra Villanueva

Immigration Paralegal

Paula Caldas

Family Paralegal

Nelida Garcia - Paralegal at Albizu Law Firm

Nelida Garcia

Family Legal Assistant

Ivette Laracuente - Albizu Law Firm

Ivette Laracuente

Customer Service Representative

Frequently Asked Questions

“Every aspect of the American economy has profited from the contributions of immigrants.” “A child on the other side of the border is no less worthy of love and compassion than my own child.” “No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark.” “When you get to know a lot of people, you make a great discovery.

What is a Green Card?
A Green Card is an identification card that proves a person’s status as a lawful permanent resident of the United States, allowing them to live and work in the U.S. permanently.
A lawful permanent resident is a non-U.S. citizen who has been granted the legal right to live and work in the United States indefinitely.
Conditional permanent residence is a temporary status granted to certain immigrants (often through marriage) that is valid for two years and requires the person to apply to remove conditions before it expires.
USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) is the federal agency that processes immigration applications and petitions, including green cards, work permits, and naturalization.
A green card application may be denied due to criminal history, immigration violations, missing or inaccurate documentation, health-related issues, or failure to meet eligibility requirements.

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Iris Albizu Published in CBS News

Iris Albizu was featured in CBS News, discussing the cases of non-criminals detained during recent I.C.E. operations. Below is an excerpt from this publication. Local Attorney Highlights Cases Of Non-Criminals Detained In Recent I.C.E. Operations AUSTIN, Texas — President Trump has long promised the mass deportations the country has been seeing

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Con el retorno de Donald Trump a la Casa Blanca en el horizonte, el debate sobre sus políticas migratorias ha cobrado fuerza. Las propuestas de su equipo están marcadas por una postura estricta que busca implementar deportaciones masivas, eliminar programas de protección y redefinir derechos fundamentales. Este artículo analiza las

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