Miami Immigration Attorney
Green Cards, Citizenship, Family Petitions, and Waivers for Clients in Florida, Nationwide, and Abroad!
Immigration law is federal, which means the Law Offices of Daniella Gonzalez can represent you wherever you are: in Miami, anywhere in the United States, or abroad. We handle family petitions, green cards, citizenship, waivers, humanitarian protection, and removal defense, with every case receiving personal attention from your attorney, in English or Spanish.
As the daughter of immigrants, Attorney Daniella Gonzalez understands that immigration cases are about more than legal documents. They are about keeping families together, creating opportunities, and building a future.
Whether you are seeking lawful permanent residence, pursuing U.S. citizenship, sponsoring a loved one, or facing a complex immigration challenge, we are committed to providing clear guidance and dedicated advocacy every step of the way.
Immigration Services
Family-Based Immigration
Helping U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents petition for qualifying family members.
Services include:
Marriage-Based Green Cards
Family-Based Petitions (I-130)
Adjustment of Status
Consular Processing
Fiancé(e) Visas (K-1)
Removal of Conditions (I-751)
Citizenship & Naturalization
Becoming a U.S. citizen is an important milestone, and we are here to guide you through the process.
Services include:
Naturalization Applications (N-400)
Citizenship Eligibility Evaluations
Dual Citizenship Guidance
Certificate of Citizenship Matters (N-600)
Responses to Request for Evidence (RFEs)
Humanitarian Immigration
We assist individuals seeking humanitarian protection and relief under U.S. immigration law.
Services include:
Asylum Applications
Credible Fear Interviews
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Humanitarian Parole Matters
Parole Programs, including Family Reunification Programs
Relief for Survivors
Compassionate representation for individuals who may qualify for immigration relief based on abuse, crime victimization, or trafficking.
Services include:
VAWA Self-Petitions
U Visas
T Visas
Waivers & Complex Immigration Matters
Certain immigration issues require additional legal analysis and strategic planning. We help clients pursue available waivers and other forms of relief.
Services include:
I-601A & I-601 Waivers for unlawful presence or misrepresentation
I-212 Applications (Permission to Reapply After Deportation)
Misrepresentation Waivers
Unlawful Presence Issues
Immigration Record Reviews (FOIA)
Removal Defense & Immigration Court
If you or a loved one is facing removal proceedings, experienced representation can change the outcome. We defend these cases working with experienced co-counsel, which means your case gets the attention of a boutique firm and the depth of two attorneys in immigration court.
Services include:
Removal Defense in Immigration Court
Bond Hearings
Motions to Reopen
Motions to Reconsider
Appeals
Defensive Immigration Relief
Employment Authorization & Travel Documents
We assist clients with applications necessary to work and travel while immigration matters are pending.
Services include:
Employment Authorization Documents (Work Permits, I-765)
Advance Parole (I-131)
Travel Documents
Renewals and Extensions
Why Work With Us?
Personalized legal representation tailored to your goals.
Bilingual services in English and Spanish.
Direct communication with your attorney.
Nationwide representation.
Virtual and in-person consultations available.
Compassionate guidance through every stage of the immigration process.
Schedule a Consultation
Every immigration case is unique. Whether you’re just beginning your immigration journey or facing a complex legal issue, we’re here to help you understand your options and move forward with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Timelines depend on the filing type and current government processing times, which change often. At your consultation we give you the realistic current range for your specific case, and we update you as it moves.
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Yes. Immigration is federal law, so we represent clients in every state and abroad.
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Bring any immigration paperwork you have: notices, receipts, prior applications, passports, and court documents if any. Do not worry if something is missing; we can request records when needed.
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That is exactly what the first consultation is for. We review your history, explain the paths realistically open to you, and tell you plainly if we see risks
Build Your Future. Protect Your Legacy.
Schedule a confidential consultation in English or Spanish, virtually or in person in Miami.
