Do you need help with your immigration case? Call now for a consultation directly with the lawyer. We represent clients throughout the United States.
EnglishDo you need help with your immigration case? Call now for a consultation directly with the lawyer. We represent clients throughout the United States.
EnglishImmigration law in the United States can be complicated, confusing, and often frightening. Many people who contact us have spent years living with uncertainty about their immigration status, worried about their family and their future.
In Eagan Immigration, we understand how difficult this situation can be. Our team has been working on more than 5,000 immigration cases, assisting undocumented individuals and their families across the United States in exploring their legal options.
Our goal is to offer honest, clear, and responsible guidance, so that you can understand your situation and make informed decisions.
Below, you will find answers to some of the most common questions we receive.
Call or text (202) 709-6439 To begin.
Your case will be handled by A full team of legal professionals, supervised by attorneys licensed in the United States.
Eagan Immigration was founded by Lauren Eagan, who oversees the team's work and ensures that each client receives the attention they deserve. Although Lauren actively participates in the firm's leadership, her case will also be supported by other attorneys, paralegals, and legal specialists.
Our team includes:
During your process, you may communicate with different team members. Each person focuses on a specific part of the case. This allows each stage of the process to receive specialized attention.
This teamwork approach has allowed us to help thousands of clients nationwide.
Yes. All cases are reviewed by an attorney before being sent to immigration.
Although legal assistants and paralegals help prepare documents and gather information, legal decisions and final review are always performed by a licensed attorney.
This helps ensure that each request is properly prepared before being submitted to agencies like USCIS or before the immigration court.
Our team is made up of professionals who support the legal process, but All legal decisions and case reviews are performed by licensed attorneys in the United States..
Legal supervision of each case is always handled by U.S. attorneys.
Eagan Immigration works with a wide variety of immigration cases, especially those involving complex or less common situations.
Many of our clients are people who:
Our team has experience reviewing complex situations to identify potential legal pathways under immigration law.
Yes. We work with clients in all 50 states.
Immigration law is federal, meaning that in many cases, we can represent individuals regardless of where they live within the United States.
We use technology to work remotely with clients across the country, including a secure client portal where they can upload documents and communicate with our team.
Our office is located at:
1750 Tysons Boulevard
Suite 1500
McLean, VA 22102
Although we are located in Virginia, we represent clients across the United States.
You can contact our team by calling or texting:
You can also send us a message through the contact form on our website.
Can you call (202) 709-6439 and a member of our team will help you schedule your appointment. It can be by phone or via video call, so you can speak with the lawyer from anywhere in the country. You can also schedule yourself here
No. The initial evaluation is completely free.
If during the assessment we believe there might be a solution for your case, we will offer to schedule a Consult with a lawyer.
The consultation has a small cost, but That money will be credited to the case fees if you decide to hire the firm.
During the consultation, the lawyer will speak with you about your immigration situation and ask you detailed questions to understand your history.
The questions may include information about:
After that conversation, we will tell you if we believe that There may be a possible solution for your case..
If you decide to continue with us after the consultation with the lawyer, the next step is to begin preparing your case.
This usually includes:
Our team will work with you step-by-step to prepare the strongest possible case.
The weather depends mainly on two factors:
Some cases can be prepared relatively quickly, while others require more time to gather important evidence.
Our goal is to work quickly without compromising the quality of the case.
Processing times vary depending on the type of case and the agency processing it.
Some cases can take months, while others can take several years.
During your consultation, we can provide an estimate based on similar cases.
Immigration delays are common.
If your case has been pending for a long time, our team can review the case status and determine if there are any actions that can be taken to obtain information or expedite the process.
It depends on the type of case.
In many cases, leaving the country while a petition is pending can create problems or even result in the denial of the case.
That's why it's very important to speak with your attorney before considering any international travel.
Fees depend on the type and complexity of the case.
After evaluating your situation, we will provide you with a Fixed price for the case, so that you know exactly how much representation will cost.
In many cases, we also offer payment plans.
Legal fees cover the work performed on your case, not a specific outcome.
For this reason, the fees generally do not depend on the final outcome of the case.
However, if fees have been paid for stages of work that have not yet been completed, the unused portion may be refundable according to the terms of the contract.
We recommend you get a second opinion.
Many of our clients come to our firm after other lawyers told them there was no solution.
Immigration law is complex, and there are many different categories of cases. Not all attorneys handle the same strategies.
In some cases, a deeper review reveals options that were not previously considered.
Yes. Many people who thought they had no options later found that legal possibilities did exist.
Each case is different, and a careful review can reveal paths that had not been explored.
Not necessarily.
Permanent punishment (permanent bar) It can make a migratory case more complicated, but it doesn't always mean there is no solution.
Each case must be carefully evaluated to determine what options may exist.
In some cases, yes.
A previous deportation can complicate an immigration case, but it doesn't always eliminate all options.
An attorney must carefully review your immigration history to determine what paths may exist.
Not always.
In some cases, it may be possible to seek legal status. without having to leave the United States.
Leaving the country can have serious consequences depending on your immigration history, so it's important to review all your options before making that decision.
Not necessarily.
Multiple entries can affect certain immigration processes, but in some cases, legal options may still exist depending on the specifics of the situation.
In many cases, yes.
U.S. citizens can petition for certain relatives to obtain a Green Card, including:
Yes.
Permanent residents can help certain relatives apply for residency, including:
The immediate family U.S. citizens include:
Yes.
We are a private law firm and We do not work for ICE or deportation agencies..
Our job is to help you find legal solutions.
No.
We are a private law firm and We do not work for ICE or deportation agencies..
Our job is to help you find legal solutions.
Not necessarily.
There are measures in place to protect the confidentiality of victims in certain types of cases, including Violence Against Women Act.
Our team takes careful measures to protect the privacy and security of our clients.
We can work with you to find safe ways to communicate.
For example, we can talk about:
Not necessarily.
Having a criminal record doesn't always mean there are no immigration options. However, it is very important for an attorney to review your complete history.
You should inform your attorney about any:
Our work in defense against deportation and humanitarian cases has been recognized by respected legal organizations. Beyond accolades, our priority is to prepare each case with responsibility and honesty.
If you need help with your immigration status or don't know what options you have to fix your papers, start here.
Our team will help you schedule a consultation directly with the attorney.
You can call now to speak with us
Don't wait until it's too late.
