Long Beach Immigration Attorney Juliana Garcia
When an immigration problem affects your family, it helps to know where you can turn with your questions. Juliana Garcia Law Professional Corporation has its main office in downtown Long Beach. You can meet with a bilingual immigration attorney who explains your options and helps you understand what your documents mean.
Your concern may be a notice from Immigration Court, a family petition, or uncertainty about your next step. You do not need to arrive with every answer. Bring what you have, explain what worries you, and tell us about any upcoming hearing or deadline when you request an appointment.
Who we serve in Long Beach and nearby
We work with people at different points in the immigration process. A consultation helps determine what options may fit your situation and whether representation is appropriate.
- Families facing deportation proceedings or trying to understand an Immigration Court notice.
- Survivors of abuse who want to discuss immigration options privately.
- Relatives considering a family petition or a path toward permanent residence.
- Permanent residents with questions about applying for U.S. citizenship.
- People seeking protection or reviewing whether they qualify for a work permit.
Whether you live in Downtown Long Beach, Cambodia Town, Bixby Knolls, North Long Beach, or another neighborhood, you can ask about an appointment that fits your circumstances. We also serve nearby communities.
Visiting our Long Beach office
Our main office is at 235 E. Broadway, Suite 608, Long Beach, CA 90802, in downtown Long Beach. Arrange an appointment before coming so we can confirm the meeting format and explain what documents to bring. Consultations are paid appointments at $60, and payment plans are available for legal representation.
You can meet in person, by phone, or by video. English and Spanish are available, so you can discuss difficult details in the language you feel comfortable using. If work, childcare, or another concern makes an office visit difficult, ask about a remote appointment rather than postponing a time-sensitive question.
Neighborhoods and cities we serve
Our downtown location is a point of contact for people across Long Beach and neighboring communities. You do not need to live within Long Beach city limits to request a consultation. Tell us where you live and whether you prefer an office, phone, or video meeting.
- Long Beach
- Wilmington
- San Pedro
- Carson
- Compton
- Lakewood
- Bellflower
- Paramount
- Signal Hill
Immigration services for Long Beach families
If you received a court notice or fear separation from your family, our deportation defense page explains the importance of reviewing your records and hearing information. An office consultation does not replace a court appearance or change a deadline. Keep all notices and raise urgent dates when you contact us.
For survivors, VAWA may offer an option when the legal requirements are met. Families can also explore family immigration, while permanent residents can learn about green cards and citizenship. These paths have different requirements. We review your history before recommending a course of action, rather than assuming one application fits every family.
How to get started with our Long Beach office
Request your consultation
Use the case inquiry form to request a $60 consultation. Briefly describe your concern, preferred language, and any hearing date or filing deadline. Avoid sending unnecessary sensitive details in an initial message.
Choose a meeting format
Tell us whether you prefer downtown Long Beach, phone, or video. Confirm the appointment details before you travel or set aside time away from work and family responsibilities.
Gather your documents
Collect immigration notices, identification, prior applications, and relevant court papers. Make a short list of questions. If documents are missing, tell us rather than guessing about their contents.
Discuss options and next steps
During the consultation, review your concerns and the available information. Ask about the proposed scope of representation, payment plans, and what additional records are needed before deciding how to proceed.
Why a local, bilingual attorney matters
A Long Beach office gives you the option of discussing your case face to face without requiring every meeting to happen in person. Bilingual communication lets you ask follow-up questions and explain important details directly. Understanding the next step matters as much as knowing which form may be involved.
Attorney Juliana Garcia is the daughter of Mexican immigrants and personally reviews cases. Admitted to the California bar in 2012, she has more than 13 years of experience in Immigration Court, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and federal appeals. She explains options honestly so you can make informed decisions about your family and your case.
Our Long Beach Office
Juliana Garcia Law Professional Corporation
235 E. Broadway, Suite 608
Long Beach, CA 90802
Parking and directions details are coming soon. If you need help finding us, call (213) 290-5116.
Open in Google MapsFrequently Asked Questions
Do I have to come to the downtown office?
No. Phone and video appointments are available as well as in-person meetings. Ask which format works for your consultation and how to share documents for review.
Do you serve San Pedro and Wilmington?
Yes. Our Long Beach office serves people in San Pedro, Wilmington, and nearby cities. You can request a remote consultation if coming downtown is difficult.
Can my Long Beach consultation be in Spanish?
Yes. Attorney Juliana is bilingual in English and Spanish. Tell us your preferred language when arranging your appointment so you can discuss your concerns comfortably.
What should I bring to the office?
Bring identification, immigration notices, prior filings, and any court documents related to your concern. Include envelopes if they help show when a notice arrived, and prepare your questions.
Other Areas We Serve
Related services
Deportation Defense
Facing removal proceedings can leave you unsure what comes next. Get help understanding court hearings, possible defenses, and the records your case needs.
VAWA
VAWA may let you seek immigration protection without an abusive family member's participation. Learn about eligibility, privacy, and possible next steps.
Family Immigration
Understand the steps that may help you reunite with your family, whether your loved one is in the United States or abroad.
Meet Attorney Juliana Garcia
Meet Long Beach immigration attorney Juliana Garcia: USF Law J.D., UCLA graduate, 13+ years in Immigration Court and the BIA. Bilingual. $60 consultation.
Talk to Attorney Juliana About Your Case
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Immigration law changes often. This page is general information, not legal advice for your case.
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