Reina & Bates Immigration Law

read more90+ years of experience - Our attorneys have more than nine decades of combined experience in immigration law. We know exactly what ICE can and can't do. We know all about the options for bringing your loved ones here. You can rely on us. Counseling the Consulate - Mr. Reina formerly served as legal counsel to the Consulate of Mexico in Dallas on matters involving U.S. immigration law. If the government places such trust in him, you can feel confident doing so too. Board certification - Attorney Joseph Reina and attorney Brian Bates are both board-certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

read moreReina & Bates Immigration Lawyers is a law firm dedicated exclusively to the practice of immigration and nationality law. Our team of attorneys have more than 90 years of combined experience and have successfully represented clients before government agencies nationwide and at consular posts abroad. Family-based immigration, removal defense, naturalization and humanitarian programs are just a portion of the services we provide for our clients. Our firm is comprised of a team of individuals who are able to provide services in English, Spanish, French, Italian and Korean.

read moreIt can be hard to know when issues involving your green card application or permanent residency status will arise, much less how to deal with them when they have. No matter what issue you are facing, you want to be sure that you have an attorney who is capable of representing you and your unique needs. In addition to an attorney who you can trust to resolve any issues you may be facing, you also want an attorney that can help you avoid possible issues in the future. Here at Reina & Bates, we have been spending our entire careers dedicated to the Dallas community in serving them with our immigration law experience.

read moreThe citizenship process into any country is long and complicated. Here in the United States, we are no different. You might already have a worker's visa to be in the country for employment purposes, but what can you do if you want more? Obtaining a permanent residency status is no simple task, and if you make even a small mistake, it can cost you everything that you have earned in this country. Here at Reina & Bates, our Texas attorneys know how difficult the citizenship process is, and we can help you through it.