Immigration services in Phoenix

Full legal representation for every stage of your immigration case.

Every immigration decision has a moment. Acting too early or too late can mean years of difference — or closing a door that won’t open again. We handle every front of immigration law, and the criminal side when both intersect, with attorneys based in Phoenix serving clients throughout Arizona.

Immigration law services in Phoenix: every process we handle

What applies to your case depends on your immigration situation, your history, and what you want to achieve.

Each process has its own rules and its own timing.

Deportation and detention

Permanent residence

Family, minors, and authorizations

Criminal defense

Protection for victims

Asylum and humanitarian protection

Not sure which process applies to your case?

Not sure where to start?

It’s not always obvious what type of case you have or which process applies.

These are the most common situations clients come to us with.

You have legal options even if you already have an order. The right defense depends on when it was issued, whether there’s been a hearing, and whether you have family in the U.S. → Deportation and detention · Appeals

Your abuser does not control your immigration case. There are confidential processes designed exactly for this situation. → VAWA · U visa

The right path depends on whether you’re inside or outside the U.S. and who your petitioner is. → Green cards · Consular processing · Family-based petitions

Asylum has a one-year deadline from your arrival. If that window has passed, there are alternatives. How you present the case changes everything you can obtain. → Asylum

Some convictions trigger automatic immigration consequences. It’s critical to evaluate both cases at the same time, before accepting any plea deal. → Criminal defense

Not having status doesn’t mean you have no options. It depends on your history and whether you qualify for a protection process or waiver. → Immigration waivers · Asylum · VAWA

Immigration services in Phoenix and throughout Arizona

We work from Phoenix with clients throughout Arizona — the Valley, Mesa, Glendale, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, and smaller communities where access to immigration legal representation is limited.

We also serve clients remotely when coming in person isn’t possible, without any change in the quality or direct attention from our team.
Every client works directly with the attorneys on their case, in English and Spanish.

Office in Phoenix, Arizona

Monday to Friday: 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM

After office hours

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which immigration service I need?

It depends on your situation: whether you have an active case, family in the U.S., a deportation order, a criminal record, or whether you’re a victim of a crime or abuse. During the initial evaluation, we identify which process applies and what options you have available.

Can I have more than one immigration process active at the same time?

Yes, and it’s more common than people think. Someone may have a pending asylum case and apply for a work permit at the same time. Or be in the middle of an adjustment of status while facing a criminal charge. What matters is that both cases are handled in a coordinated way.

Do you handle cases in Spanish?

Yes. All client communication, consultations, and case updates can be handled in Spanish. The Zava Immigration team works in both English and Spanish.

Can you help me if I don't have legal status?

Yes. Many of the processes we handle — asylum, VAWA, U visa, waivers, SIJS — are designed for people without formal legal status. Not having documents does not mean you have no options.

What happens if I have a criminal record?

It depends on the charge and the conviction. Some offenses affect eligibility for certain immigration processes and others don’t. In some cases, a waiver resolves the inadmissibility issue. It’s essential to review criminal history before filing any immigration petition.

How long does an initial consultation take?

The initial evaluation is a conversation to understand your situation, identify which process applies, and explain what options you have. It’s not a commitment — it’s the starting point for knowing where you stand and what comes next.

Do you have a physical office in Phoenix?

Yes. We’re located at 5333 N 7th St, BLD B114, Phoenix, AZ 85014. We also serve clients throughout Arizona remotely when the situation requires it.

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Contact us today

We are here to help you with all your immigration needs. Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced attorneys. We will listen to your unique situation and provide you with personalized advice and guidance.