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Immigration attorney · Spanish & English

Your immigration lawyer
in El Paso, Texas

Arturo Rodríguez guides you step by step through your Green Card, citizenship, family petition or immigration waiver, with clear explanations and flexible payment plans. Meet in person in El Paso or by video call from Mexico or anywhere in the U.S.

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20+ Years in U.S.
immigration law
25+ Years practicing
as an attorney
100s Families
helped
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Why Choose Us

An immigration attorney
who stands by you at every step

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Personalized attention

Every case is different, so we listen to your whole story before recommending a path. No rush and no fine print.

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Clear, honest advice

We explain your real options, their risks and every stage of the process in plain language, with no jargon and no false promises.

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20+ years of experience

Over 20 years in U.S. immigration law and more than 25 as an attorney, helping hundreds of families with residency, citizenship and other matters.

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Fair fees and payment plans

Quality legal services at a fair price, with flexible payment plans that fit your budget and the timeline of your case.

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In-person and virtual consultations

Meet at our El Paso, TX office or by video call from Ciudad Juárez, anywhere in Mexico or anywhere in the U.S.

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Experience on both sides of the border

Law degree from Mexico and U.S. immigration practice. He understands both legal systems and the reality of families living between the two countries.

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Practice Areas

Immigration services

From his El Paso office, attorney Arturo Rodríguez advises and represents you in family, residency, citizenship and employment immigration matters, as well as Mexican law issues. Choose your case type for details or schedule a consultation to evaluate your case.

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Permanent Residence (Green Card)

We help you obtain residency through a family member, either by adjustment of status inside the U.S. or by consular processing from Mexico or another country.

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U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization

Naturalization applications (N-400) and U.S. citizenship by descent. We check whether you already qualify before you file.

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Family Petitions (I-130)

So your family can be together again. Petitions for spouses, children, parents and siblings, depending on whether you are a citizen or permanent resident.

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Immigration Waivers

I-601 and I-601A waivers for unlawful presence, criminal grounds, misrepresentation and other grounds of inadmissibility.

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Green Card Renewal (I-90)

Renewal or replacement of your permanent resident card if it is expiring, expired, lost or has incorrect information.

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Removal of Conditions (I-751)

Turn your 2-year conditional residence into permanent residence with solid evidence of a good-faith marriage.

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TN Visa (USMCA)

Work visa for Mexican and Canadian professionals with a U.S. job offer under the USMCA (T-MEC) agreement.

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Work Visas for Professionals

Guidance on work visas for professionals, technicians and skilled workers who want to work legally in the U.S.

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Mexican Law Advisory

As a consultant before the Mexican Consulate in El Paso, TX, he advises U.S. residents on legal matters in Mexico.

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International Adoption Mexico–U.S.

Legal guidance in adoption processes with cross-border ties between Mexico and the United States.

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Immigration lawyer in El Paso, TX

Helping families on both sides of the border

Arturo Rodríguez is an immigration attorney with an office at 1515 E Missouri Ave in El Paso, Texas. From here he serves families in El Paso, Ciudad Juárez and the border region in Spanish and English, and clients in other U.S. states and across Mexico by video call. If you are looking for an immigration attorney in El Paso, these are the situations where we can help the most.

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You want to reunite your family in the U.S.

If you are a citizen or permanent resident, we review which relatives you can petition for, their category and whether adjustment of status or consular processing makes more sense.

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You have a Green Card and live in Ciudad Juárez

We explain how to keep your residency if your home is in Mexico and you cross to work in El Paso, including the Commuter Green Card option.

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You entered without inspection or were denied

We analyze whether a waiver (I-601 or I-601A) is available for your situation and tell you honestly what your real options are.

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You already meet the time for citizenship

We confirm your eligibility, help you with Form N-400 and prepare you for the interview and the English and civics test.

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Your Green Card is expiring or conditional

Renewal with Form I-90 or removal of conditions with Form I-751, before an expiration date complicates your travel or work.

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You are a Mexican professional with a job offer

We review whether your profession qualifies for a TN Visa under USMCA and prepare your documents to apply.

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USCIS and Consulate in El Paso

Do you have a case with USCIS or the Consulate?

If you searched for the El Paso immigration office or the Mexican Consulate, you probably have a pending matter. Those are government offices. We are an independent law office that helps you get there with your case in order.

USCIS appointments and interviews

USCIS is the federal agency that decides applications such as the Green Card, I-90 renewals and citizenship. Before your biometrics appointment or interview in El Paso, we review your file, explain what to expect and answer your questions.

Legal matters in Mexico from El Paso

Attorney Rodríguez is a Mexican law consultant before the Mexican Consulate in El Paso. If you live in the U.S. and have a pending legal matter in Mexico, he guides you on the next steps from this side of the border.

Review your case before your appointment

Arturo Rodríguez — Immigration Attorney is a private law office. It is not part of USCIS, the Department of State or the Mexican Consulate.

Commuter Green Card

Have a Green Card but live in Mexico?

If you are a permanent resident living in Ciudad Juárez or northern Mexico, the Commuter Green Card may let you keep your residency while you cross the border to work in the U.S. We explain whether it applies to you and what you need to maintain it.

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25+ Years of
Experience
The Attorney

Arturo
Rodríguez

Immigration Attorney & Consultant before the Mexican Consulate in El Paso, TX

"I understand your concerns because I have also been in your place, looking for a better life in the United States."

I am an immigration attorney committed to my community. I have over 20 years of experience in U.S. immigration law and more than 25 years practicing as an attorney. In that time I have helped hundreds of families and individuals obtain their residency, citizenship and other immigration benefits, always with close, personal attention and clear explanations.

Security Every step
Trust Complete
Clarity At all times
Law degree (Licenciado en Derecho) — Mexico
20+ years in U.S. immigration law
Consultant before the Mexican Consulate in El Paso, TX
Services in Spanish and English
Doctor Honoris Causa
Arturo Rodríguez, immigration attorney in El Paso
Arturo Rodríguez, immigration attorney in El Paso
Arturo Rodríguez, immigration attorney in El Paso
Arturo Rodríguez, immigration attorney in El Paso
Recognition

Doctor Honoris Causa

In a special ceremony, Attorney Arturo Rodríguez received the Doctor Honoris Causa degree, a distinction recognizing his professional career and his ongoing commitment to immigrant families.

More than a personal achievement, this recognition reflects years of work on residency, naturalization, family petitions and immigration waivers for clients across the United States and all 32 states of the Mexican Republic.

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Testimonials

Real stories from our clients

Hear, in their own words, how the families who trusted attorney Arturo Rodríguez experienced their immigration process. Every case is different and its outcome depends on its own circumstances.

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How we work

Your immigration consultation in 3 steps

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Tell us about your case

Call (915) 532-2525, message us on WhatsApp at (915) 472-8167 or fill out the form. We reply in Spanish or English.

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We evaluate your options

In your consultation, in person in El Paso or by video call, we review your story and documents and explain your options, the risks and an estimated cost.

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We move forward with you

If you decide to proceed, we set up a payment plan and guide you step by step through your case, with clear information at every stage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about your
immigration case

These are some of the questions we hear most often. This information is general and is not a substitute for legal advice. If your situation is different, write to us and we will review it with you.

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An immigration lawyer evaluates your situation, explains your options, prepares and files your applications with USCIS or the Department of State and guides you through the whole process, including interviews. Working with an attorney helps you avoid mistakes that can delay or jeopardize your case.
It depends on your category. Family-based cases usually require Forms I-130 and I-485 (or consular processing), a passport, birth certificate, proof of the family relationship, the I-864 affidavit of support and photos. In your consultation we review your situation and give you the exact list for your case.
Generally you must be 18 or older, have been a permanent resident for 5 years (3 if you are married to and living with a U.S. citizen), meet the continuous residence and physical presence requirements, show good moral character and pass the English and civics test. We help you confirm whether you qualify before filing Form N-400.
Yes. Arturo Rodríguez is licensed to practice U.S. immigration law and is a Mexican law consultant before the Mexican Consulate in El Paso, Texas. He can guide you on your immigration case and on legal matters in Mexico if you live in the U.S.
The initial consultation has an affordable fee and is used to evaluate your case, explain your options and estimate the cost of the process. We offer flexible payment plans. Call (915) 532-2525 or message us on WhatsApp for the current fee.
Yes. Many of our clients are in Mexico or other countries. We offer video consultations so you can get advice wherever you are, and consular processing takes place outside the U.S., with the interview at the corresponding U.S. consulate.
It depends on the category, on whether you apply through adjustment of status or consular processing, and on USCIS and Department of State workloads. Timelines change often, so in your consultation we review current processing times for your case and explain what to expect at each stage.
Yes. You can visit our office at 1515 E Missouri Ave in El Paso or have your consultation by video call from Juárez. We also advise permanent residents living in Mexico on how to keep their Green Card, including the Commuter option.
No. We are a private law office. USCIS and the Mexican Consulate are government offices. Arturo Rodríguez is a Mexican law consultant before the Mexican Consulate in El Paso and, as an attorney, can advise and represent you in your USCIS matters.
In the U.S., a notary public is not a lawyer and cannot give immigration legal advice. Only a licensed attorney or a representative accredited by the Department of Justice can. Before paying, ask for the name and license of the person handling your case, and be wary of anyone who guarantees results.
Yes. We serve clients in Spanish and English, in person in El Paso or by video call, so your whole family can take part even if someone prefers to speak English.
Naturalization

Your path to U.S. citizenship

Citizenship is more than a document. It means security, the right to vote and the ability to petition for your loved ones. If you already have permanent residency, you may already qualify. It is worth reviewing your case before filing Form N-400.

See If You Qualify
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Contact Us

Schedule your consultation in El Paso or by video call

(915) 532-2525 WhatsApp
arodriguez@abogadorodriguez.com 1515 E Missouri Ave, El Paso, TX 79902 Mon – Fri: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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