Proud advocate for immigrants and crime victims
The Law Office of Heidi Deifel P.C. proudly represents immigrants from across the state of New Mexico. Attorney Heidi Deifel is a seasoned, compassionate attorney devoted to helping immigrants and crime victims. In her 19 years as a lawyer, Heidi has served as an immigration attorney, criminal defense attorney, prosecutor, administrative law judge, and municipal court judge.
At the Law Office of Heidi Deifel P.C., you'll find the experience and personalized care you need to successfully navigate the complex federal immigration process. Our firm focuses on a wide array of immigration processes:
Lawful Permanent Residence through Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing
Naturalization and Acquired Citizenship
Waivers
Removal of Conditions on Residency
FOIA inquiries
DACA (Dreamers)
Advanced Parole, Parole in Place, Deferred Action
U Visas and T Visas for crime victims
VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) relief
Military and Humanitarian Parole in Place and Deferred Action
Employment Authorization
Renewals of status: green cards, TPS, DACA, etc.
A bilingual Spanish speaker, Attorney Heidi Deifel has the experience and knowledge base to help you through the immigration process, every step of the way. Heidi will fight for you. And she'll handle your case in a timely, efficient manner.
Call us to set up a consultation, or use the contact form at the bottom of this page to enquire whether our services are right for you.
Contact
➤ LOCATION
2500 Louisiana Blvd. NE, Ste. 430 Albuquerque, NM 87110
☎ CONTACT - HABLAMOS ESPANOL
heidi@ABQimmigrationlaw.com
(505) 300-4167
Areas of Practice
lawful permanent residence
Whether you adjust your status while living in the US or whether you need to complete part of the process in your home country, our firm can help you each step of the way. We have the expertise and knowledge to help you gain your "Green Card".
FOIA
Wondering what Immigration knows about you already? We can help you submit the right inquiry to the right governmental agency in order to see what benefits you could qualify for in the future.
employment authorization
Many forms of immigration relief allow applicants to apply for employment authorization during the pendency of their case. Let us steer you in the right direction.
naturalization and acquired citizenship
Are you already a Lawful Permanent Resident and want to become a US Citizen? Were you born outside the US to a US Citizen parent? Did your parent become a US Citizen before you turned 18? Let us help you determine if you qualify for naturalization, acquired citizenship, or automatic citizenship.
advance PAROLE/Deferred action
Do you have a child in the full-time military? Do you have compelling humanitarian reasons to stay in the US? Do you have DACA? Petitioning for Parole or Deferred Action may be a great option for you to gain status. And it can lead to a permanent status.
VAWA RELIEF
Are you the abused spouse, child, or parent of a US Citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident? You may qualify for a green card. We can help you file confidentially.
DACA RELIEF
There is so much changing, almost on a monthly basis, on DACA relief. We stay on top of the changes to help you apply and renew at the right time.
u visas and t visas
Have you been the victim of a serious crime and you reported it to the police? You may qualify for a U Visa or T Visa and so may some of your immediate family members. These visas can lead to lawful permanent residence and citizenship in the future. Contact us to see how to start the process.
waivers
Many immigrants are only eligible for an immigration benefit if they first file a waiver and it's granted. Ask us whether you need a waiver and whether you qualify to file one.
renewals of status
Already have status in the US and want to renew? We'll help you know when you're eligible to apply.
Contact us.
Use the form below to contact us regarding your immigration matter. Please be as detailed as possible as to what immigration process you're interested in. You may also email or call us to make an appointment.