Immigration cases move on two clocks at once: the government’s, which
is slow, and yours, which never stops. A missed deadline, a form filed
under the wrong category, an interview answered without preparation —
small mistakes carry permanent consequences. Our Houston office exists
so that families in Harris County don’t have to navigate that system
alone, or in a language they didn’t grow up speaking.

Jimenez Mazzitelli Mordes is a litigation firm with offices in
Houston, Miami, and New York. Our immigration team handles matters in
both English and Spanish — not through a translator, but attorney to
client, directly.

Office: 1201 Fannin St, Suite 202, Houston, TX 77002
· Immigration hotline: (305) 461-3077

How We Help Houston Families

  • Family-based petitions — spousal and relative
    petitions, adjustment of status, consular processing, and the waivers
    that keep families together when the paperwork says otherwise.
  • Green cards & permanent residency — from
    eligibility strategy through interview preparation.
  • Citizenship & naturalization — application,
    documentation, and preparation for the exam and interview.
  • Asylum — building the record that gives a claim its
    best chance, on the timeline the law requires.
  • Removal defense — when a family member is detained
    or in proceedings, hours matter. We respond accordingly.

Why Bilingual
Representation Matters

Immigration is the one area of law where the client’s story
is the case. When you explain your history through a
translator, details flatten and nuance disappears — and nuance is often
what wins. Every client works with attorneys who speak their language.
Your affidavit says what you actually meant.

What a Consultation Looks
Like

Thirty minutes, $100, confidential, in person at our Fannin Street
office or by phone or video. You leave knowing three things: what your
realistic options are, what each path requires, and what it costs — in
writing. If we’re not the right firm for your matter, we say so.

FAQs

Do you handle detained cases? Yes. Removal defense
and bond matters are time-critical; call the hotline and say the case
involves detention.

Can you take over a case another lawyer started? Yes
— we review the file first and tell you honestly whether a change of
counsel helps or hurts at this stage.

Do I need to come to the office? No. Consultations
and most case work can be handled by phone or video, in English or
Spanish.

What should I bring to a consultation? Any
immigration paperwork you’ve received or filed, identity documents, and
— if there are proceedings — every notice from the court or ICE. Missing
papers are not a reason to delay calling.

Confidential consultation in English or Spanish — call (305) 461-3077.

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