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Immigration Law Firms

Immigration firms handling family and employment petitions, asylum, removal defense, naturalization and waivers. Every firm is checked for a registered entity, a confirmed office and a clean disciplinary record, and ranked on what it publishes rather than on outcomes nobody can verify. So far that means Miami, FL.

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0Certified immigration firms
118Firms listed
0%Publish a flat fee
23%Free consultation
1City covered
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Where we have measured immigration firms

A firm is worth comparing against the firms somebody could hire instead of it, so every ranking is a city and a practice. Pick the city.

FLMiami118 firms ranked

Highest-scoring firms in the practice

Top 5 of 118 · updated October 2026
#1

Ybarra Maldonado Law Group

★★★★★4.9 (1,735)Miami, FL · 2 offices20 attorneys

Ybarra Maldonado Law Group works from North Central Avenue in Phoenix, with a second office in Doral, and names 20 attorneys.

ImmigrationSe habla español
69/100LFL Certification Score
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#2

Beltran Brito, LLP

LFL Verified 2026
★★★★★4.8 (229)Miami, FL · 1 office8 attorneys

Beltran Brito works from Ponce de Leon Boulevard in Coral Gables and names eight attorneys.

ImmigrationSe habla español
58/100LFL Certification Score
Not statedfee model
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#3

Davies & Associates

LFL Verified 2026
★★★★★4.9 (85)Miami, FL · 8 offices2 attorneys

Davies & Associates works from eight offices across Florida, New York and Illinois, and names two attorneys.

Immigration
58/100LFL Certification Score
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#4

Serving Immigrants

LFL Verified 2026
★★★★★4.7 (550)Miami, FL · 4 offices3 attorneys

Serving Immigrants works from four offices across Florida, among them Miami, Orlando and Torre 2 Suite 239. San Juan PR 00918, and names three attorneys.

ImmigrationSe habla español
58/100LFL Certification Score
Not statedfee model
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#5

Gerstein & Gerstein

LFL Verified 2026
★★★★★4.9 (504)Miami, FL · 1 office7 attorneys

Gerstein & Gerstein works from East Cypress Creek Road in Fort Lauderdale and names seven attorneys.

ImmigrationSe habla español
56/100LFL Certification Score
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Every immigration firm we have published

All 118, grouped by city because the ranking is local

Immigration firms in Miami, FL118 ranked

  1. 1Ybarra Maldonado Law Group2 offices · 20 attorneys69/100
  2. 2Beltran Brito, LLPVerified1 office · 8 attorneys58/100
  3. 3Davies & AssociatesVerified8 offices · 2 attorneys58/100
  4. 4Serving ImmigrantsVerified4 offices · 3 attorneys58/100
  5. 5Gerstein & GersteinVerified1 office · 7 attorneys56/100
  6. 6Diaz & Nunez ElorzaVerified1 office · 2 attorneys54/100
  7. 7Law Office of Ben Ezra Eran, P.AVerified1 office · 2 attorneys54/100
  8. 8Jude Law LLC1 office53/100
  9. 9Pozo Goldstein, LLPVerified1 office · 12 attorneys53/100
  10. 10Azadi Law P.A.Verified1 office · 9 attorneys51/100
  11. 11U.S. Immigration Law Cousel1 office · 55 attorneys51/100
  12. 12Law Office of Jesus Reyes, PLLC1 office49/100
  13. 13LoigicaVerified1 office · 5 attorneys49/100
  14. 14Law Office of Jason M. Sullivan, PLLC2 offices48/100
  15. 15Arce Immigration LawVerified1 office · 73 attorneys47/100
  16. 16Velasquez & Associates, P.A.Verified1 office · 2 attorneys46/100
  17. 17Andrade Canona, PLLCVerified1 office · 3 attorneys45/100
  18. 18Inmigración Pro LLC1 office45/100
  19. 19Jorge Rivera Immigration Group1 office44/100
  20. 20Malescu Law, PA1 office44/100
  21. 21Marcela C Rodriguez, ESQ3 offices · 12 attorneys44/100
  22. 22Montano Miranda1 office44/100
  23. 23Allison Rub, P.A.1 office43/100
  24. 24Campos Law FirmVerified1 office · 12 attorneys43/100
  25. 25Law Office of Casais & PriasVerified1 office · 6 attorneys43/100
  26. 26Lizette Sierra1 office43/100
  27. 27Arias & Pereira, PLLCVerified1 office · 3 attorneys42/100
  28. 28Croce & AssociatesVerified1 office · 1 attorney42/100
  29. 29Godoy Law P.A.1 office42/100
  30. 30Law Offices of Sandra Clavijo1 office42/100
  31. 31Begin Law, PLLC2 offices41/100
  32. 32PereGonza The AttorneysVerified1 office · 3 attorneys41/100
  33. 33Vic Law Group, P. A.1 office · 3 attorneys41/100
  34. 34Abeckjerr Immigration Law1 office40/100
  35. 35Abogados WVerified1 office · 13 attorneys40/100
  36. 36De Maio Law, PLLC1 office40/100
  37. 37De Wit Immigration Law, P.A.Verified1 office · 1 attorney40/100
  38. 38Fonte Friz-Garcia Immigration Firm, P.L.Verified1 office · 4 attorneys40/100
  39. 39Gallardo Law FirmVerified2 offices · 27 attorneys40/100
  40. 40JG Law PLLCVerified1 office · 4 attorneys40/100
  41. 41Kravitz & Guerra Law OfficeVerified1 office · 2 attorneys40/100
  42. 42Law Office of Morella Aguado P.A1 office40/100
  43. 43Lovo & Vega PLLC1 office40/100
  44. 44Socrates Law, P.A.Verified1 office · 2 attorneys40/100
  45. 45The Law Office of JALVerified1 office · 1 attorney40/100
  46. 46The Law Office of Michelle Alexandra Gonzalez, P.A.1 office40/100
  47. 47Your Immigration Attorney2 offices · 12 attorneys40/100
  48. 48FR Law Firm, PLLCVerified1 office · 2 attorneys39/100
  49. 49Fraser Immigration Law PLLCVerified1 office · 4 attorneys39/100
  50. 50Live In The US1 office39/100
  51. 51Sariol Legal1 office39/100
  52. 52Todd LawVerified1 office · 3 attorneys39/100
  53. 53Almeyda Law, P.A.Verified1 office · 2 attorneys38/100
  54. 54Ana Maria Rivera Law FirmVerified1 office · 6 attorneys38/100
  55. 55Cifuentes Marrero Immigration AttorneysVerified1 office · 1 attorney38/100
  56. 56Duque Immigration Law, PLLC1 office38/100
  57. 57Law Office of Aburto P.A.1 office38/100
  58. 58Law Office Of Wilfredo O. Allen1 office38/100
  59. 59Law Offices of Robert Sheldon4 offices38/100
  60. 60Montoya Rengifo Law, PLLC1 office38/100
  61. 61Fridman Immigration LawVerified1 office37/100
  62. 62Immigration Law USA Solutions1 office · 7 attorneys37/100
  63. 63Impact Immigration Law ServicesVerified1 office · 7 attorneys37/100
  64. 64Law Offices of Grace M. Gomez Molinaro1 office37/100
  65. 65Arias Villa, PLLC1 office36/100
  66. 66Gianvito Grieco, Esq.1 office36/100
  67. 67Jeelani Law FirmVerified1 office · 9 attorneys36/100
  68. 68Marcelle Poirier1 office36/100
  69. 69Rothrock Immigration Lawyer1 office36/100
  70. 70Szymkowicz LawVerified1 office · 1 attorney36/100
  71. 71Vargas Law GroupVerified1 office · 1 attorney36/100
  72. 72Elizee Law Firm1 office35/100
  73. 73Estelle Berenbaum, Esq./ Berenbaum P.A.1 office35/100
  74. 74NERO Immigration LawVerified1 office · 7 attorneys35/100
  75. 75Saleh & AssociatesVerified1 office · 4 attorneys35/100
  76. 76Sanabria & Associates2 offices35/100
  77. 77Urizar Molina Immigration LawVerified1 office · 8 attorneys35/100
  78. 78Willberg LawVerified1 office · 2 attorneys35/100
  79. 79GR Law Firm1 office34/100
  80. 80Law Offices of Miguel J Diaz, PAVerified1 office · 1 attorney34/100
  81. 81The Law Office of Luis Victoria, P.A.1 office34/100
  82. 82Aro Law Firm1 office33/100
  83. 83Extraordinary ImmigrationVerified1 office · 2 attorneys33/100
  84. 84McCoy Immigration Law1 office33/100
  85. 85My StoreVerified1 office · 5 attorneys33/100
  86. 86Sardina Law1 office33/100
  87. 87Abogados de Inmigración en Miami1 office32/100
  88. 88Dominguez Law Firm, PLLC1 office32/100
  89. 89Joli Law Firm Immigration AttorneysVerified1 office · 1 attorney32/100
  90. 90Legal en USAVerified1 office · 2 attorneys32/100
  91. 91Lieber Barry TVerified1 office · 1 attorney32/100
  92. 92Michael Work & Associates, P.A.Verified1 office · 2 attorneys32/100
  93. 93Badell Offices LLCVerified1 office · 14 attorneys31/100
  94. 94Law Office of Liza R. Galindo, P.A.Verified1 office · 6 attorneys31/100
  95. 95Melga Law, PLLCVerified1 office · 2 attorneys31/100
  96. 96QB Law Firm1 office31/100
  97. 97Gomez Quiles Law, PLLCVerified1 office · 3 attorneys30/100
  98. 98Law Office of Pedro Angulo1 office30/100
  99. 99Mary E. Kramer, P.AVerified1 office · 1 attorney30/100
  100. 100Sibirsky Law Firm, P.A.1 office30/100
  101. 101Glaria's ImmigrationVerified1 office · 1 attorney29/100
  102. 102Law Office of Laura M. MencheroVerified1 office · 2 attorneys29/100
  103. 103Catholic Legal Services3 offices28/100
  104. 104Estrella LawVerified1 office · 9 attorneys28/100
  105. 105LAW OFFICE OF MICHELLE J. CALDERON, PLLCVerified1 office · 1 attorney28/100
  106. 106Mark Morais1 office28/100
  107. 107Punancy & Cosentino, P.A.Verified1 office · 4 attorneys28/100
  108. 108Ruiz Maldonado & Associates, P.A.1 office28/100
  109. 109Cordero & Associates1 office27/100
  110. 110De La Vega Law1 office26/100
  111. 111LAURA JIMENEZ, P.A.1 office26/100
  112. 112Liliana J Cueva PA Law OfficeVerified1 office · 1 attorney25/100
  113. 113Encheva Law Group PLLC2 offices24/100
  114. 114Pedro L. Salim Law Firm2 offices24/100
  115. 115Immigration, No Complication1 office23/100
  116. 116Cubamerica Immigration Services1 office22/100
  117. 117LFK Immigration PA1 office22/100
  118. 118LAW OFFICE OF MORANO INTERNATIONAL, P.A.2 offices18/100
Hiring guide

How to choose an immigration law firm

Two things make this different from every other area in this directory. The lawyer does not have to be licensed in your state, which changes what "local" is worth. And this is the one area where the person who takes your money may not be a lawyer at all.

A notario is not a lawyer, and that is not a translation problem

In most of Latin America a notario público is a senior legal professional with authority the job simply does not carry in the United States. Here a notary public witnesses signatures. The two words look identical and the roles are not related.

Immigration is the area where that gap does the most damage, because the filings look like paperwork. Someone who is not a lawyer can fill in a form, charge for it, get it wrong, and the consequence lands on the applicant years later as a denial or a removal order rather than on the person who took the fee.

Only two kinds of people may represent you before the immigration agencies: a lawyer in good standing with a state bar, and a representative accredited by the Department of Justice working for a recognised organisation. Everyone else may type. Ask which of the two you are speaking to and ask it plainly.

The state on the licence matters less here than anywhere else

Immigration is federal. A lawyer admitted in any single state and in good standing may represent you before the immigration agencies and the immigration courts anywhere in the country.

So a firm three time zones away is not the compromise it would be in an injury case or a divorce, and the directory’s market pages matter less in this area than in any other we publish.

What does stay local is the immigration court. If your case is in removal proceedings it is heard in a specific court with its own backlog and its own judges, and a firm that appears there constantly knows things about it that do not appear in any filing.

The quote and the cost are two different numbers

Most immigration work is quoted as a flat fee per petition, which is genuinely easier to compare than an hourly rate. The catch is what the flat fee covers.

Government filing fees are paid to the agency and are separate from anything the firm charges. A family petition and the adjustment application behind it carry their own fees, and on a household filing for several people the government side alone runs into thousands.

The question that separates two quotes is not the number, it is the scope. A case that starts as one petition frequently becomes a request for evidence, a waiver, an interview and sometimes an appeal, and each of those is either inside the quoted fee or it is not.

What this directory can and cannot tell you here

We check that the firm is a registered business where the state lets us read one, that its offices exist, that the attorneys it names are real people, and that nobody it names has been disciplined where the state publishes discipline. Those checks are the same in every practice area and they are worth the same here.

We publish no success rates, and you should be careful with anyone who does. Approval depends on the facts of a case, the service centre, the officer and the year, and a percentage without a denominator is a marketing number.

What we can compare is what each firm publishes about itself: whether it names its lawyers, whether it states a fee, whether it publishes in the language its clients read. That last one is not a small thing in this area.

Frequently asked

Immigration law firm FAQ

Does my immigration lawyer have to be licensed in my state?
No. Immigration is federal, and a lawyer admitted in any one state and in good standing there may represent you before the immigration agencies and the immigration courts anywhere in the country. This is the one area in this directory where the city a firm sits in matters least. What stays local is the immigration court itself, so if your case is in removal proceedings, ask how often the firm appears in the court that will hear it.
How do I know if a firm is "certified"?
Certification requires clearing five eligibility gates: active licensure, clean public discipline, a verified entity and physical office, an honest website baseline and a minimum public footprint. Then scoring 70 or above out of 100 across five pillars, with a floor on the three that cover professional standing, verified results and client experience. The methodology gives every gate and sub-factor. A firm that has not cleared all five is shown as under review, not as failed, and its profile says which gate is still open.
Can law firms pay to rank higher on this page?
No. The order comes from the Certification Score, and the score, the eligibility gates and the tier cannot be bought or edited, not even by a firm that manages its own profile. Claiming a profile is free and lets a firm keep its offices, fees and practice areas current. Sponsored placements are always labeled and never appear inside this list.
Someone offered to do my paperwork for much less. Is that allowed?
It depends entirely on who they are, and this is the area where that question matters most. Only a lawyer in good standing with a state bar, or a representative accredited by the Department of Justice at a recognised organisation, may advise you on an immigration matter or represent you. In much of Latin America a notario público is a senior legal professional; in the United States a notary public is not, and the two roles are unrelated. Ask for a bar number and the state, then check it yourself on that state bar’s own site.
Why does no firm here publish an approval rate?
Because we do not publish one, and you should be careful with anyone who does. Whether a petition is approved turns on the facts, the service centre, the officer and the year, and a percentage with no denominator behind it is a marketing figure rather than a measurement. What this directory compares is what each firm publishes about itself and what a public record can confirm.

Do you handle immigration?

We list firms whether they ask us to or not, and everything on a profile is read from the outside: the firm's own site, its Google listings, its state's attorney register. That means we get things wrong, and the person who can see it is the firm. Claiming your profile is free, and so is every correction. The annual listing adds a dofollow link to your site, your own logo on your profile and the client reviews you want quoted. Neither moves a single point of the score.

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