U.S. Immigration Lawyer Immigration Guidance for Every Step of Your Journey.
Personalized U.S. immigration legal services for individuals and families worldwide.
- Remote Consultations
- Personalized Legal Services
- English & Mandarin
Wen Pallazola, Founding Attorney
U.S. Immigration LawyerImmigration Guidance for Every Step of Your Journey.
Personalized U.S. immigration legal services for individuals and families worldwide.
What do you need help with?
Remote Consultations · Personalized Legal Services · English & Mandarin
U.S. Immigration LawyerImmigration Guidance for Every Step of Your Journey.
Personalized U.S. immigration legal services for individuals and families worldwide.
Remote Consultations · Personalized Legal Services · English & Mandarin
How we can help
Choose your case type to see what we do and how we work.
Family and permanent residence
- Marriage-based green cardsAdjustment of status and consular processing
- Reentry permitsFor permanent residents planning long trips abroad
- U.S. citizenshipPage in progressComing soon
Visiting and studying in the U.S.
Your Case. Your Documents. One Secure Place.
We are building a client portal and case management software, called [Software name] NEEDS REPLACING, so you can follow your case without chasing email threads.
Secure document upload
Send the documents we ask for through one protected place, not email attachments.
Case updates in one place
See where your case stands and what comes next, without having to ask.
Direct messages with your attorney
Ask a question and get an answer from the attorney handling your case.
Coming soon. Features may change as we build.
What clients say
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What happens when you contact us
- Step 1
Tell us about your situation
Send a short message or call. Write to us in English or Mandarin.
- Step 2
We review and explain your options
We look at your circumstances and goals, then explain the paths that may be available.
- Step 3
You decide your next step
You leave with a clear next step. There is no obligation to hire us.
Meet the team
Wen Pallazola
Founding Attorney
An approachable, experienced legal professional. Wen Pallazola is an attorney licensed in Massachusetts, New York and Texas, with a background in international legal practice. She earned her LL.M. from the University of Southern California Gould School of Law and previously worked at King & Wood Mallesons. Pallazola Law was founded to provide individuals and families with attentive, accessible immigration legal services, supported by modern technology and direct attorney communication.
Jay Pallazola
Operations
Jay runs operations at the firm, including the systems that keep deadlines tracked, documents organized and clients informed.
Questions people ask before hiring an immigration lawyer
How much does it cost?
Fees depend on the type of case and how much work it involves. We explain our fee for your matter before you decide to hire us. Government filing fees are separate and set by the agencies.
How long will my case take?
Processing times are set by the government agencies and change often, so no one can promise a date. During your evaluation we will explain what is typical for your case type and what could affect it.
Can I travel while my case is pending?
It depends on the case. For some applications, leaving the United States can cause problems or even end the application. Talk with us before you book any trip.
Do I need a lawyer?
The law does not require one for every application. Many people choose to have a lawyer review their situation, check their forms and evidence, and help them avoid mistakes that cause delays.
Can I speak with you in Mandarin?
Yes. We work in English and Mandarin, and you can write to us or speak with us in either language.
Can you help me if I am outside the U.S.?
In many cases, yes. We work with clients online and by phone, including clients abroad. Some steps, such as a consular interview, happen at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
What does the free case evaluation cover?
It is a conversation about your situation, your goals and the options that may fit. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. That begins only after a conflict check and a signed agreement.
What should I have ready before I reach out?
A short description of your situation is enough to start. If you have them, it helps to know your current immigration status and any deadlines or notices you have received.
Why choose us
Make your immigration process efficient.
Plain-language answers
Clear explanations of your matter and your options.
English and Mandarin
Speak with us in the language you are most comfortable in.
Organized and on time
Modern systems that track deadlines and keep documents in order.
Direct access
Questions go to your attorney, not a call center.
Get your free case evaluation
Tell us a little about your situation. We will reply to discuss your options and next steps.
Your free case evaluation is a conversation about your situation and your options. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship.
- Call us
- (508) 978-4945
Hours: 24/7 - Office
- Barnstable, Massachusetts
- Write us
- 24/7
Your message is confidential. Please do not include passport, Social Security or A-numbers in this form.
Licensed in Massachusetts, New York and Texas. Immigration is federal law, so we help clients across the U.S. and abroad. Practice limited to U.S. federal immigration law.