Charlottesville, VA Immigration Attorneys
Skilled, Passionate Legal Representation and Help in Charlottesville, VA
Murray Osorio PLLC brings deep legal experience and a genuine passion for advocacy to our clients in Charlottesville and throughout Central and Southern Virginia. Our mission is to guide you through the complexities of U.S. immigration law—whether your goal is to reunite your family, secure permanent safety, or help your business hire and retain vital global talent.
If you need trusted legal guidance for your immigration matter in Charlottesville, VA, contact us today at (434) 404-5925 or fill out our online contact form. Beyond Central and Southern Virginia, we continue to serve clients through our offices in Fairfax, VA; Silver Spring, MD; Newark, NJ; and nationwide. Our team proudly assists clients in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, and Amharic.
Types of Immigration Cases Our Charlottesville Team Handles
At Murray Osorio PLLC, we handle a comprehensive array of immigration matters, no matter how complex. Our core areas of practice include:
Meet Our Team
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Brian Murray Senior Partner -
Benjamin Osorio Senior Partner -
Alexandra Ribe Senior Partner -
Rina Gandhi Senior Partner -
Alexandra Williams Partner -
Chris Carr Partner -
Cindy Larios Partner -
Jason Dzubow Partner -
Kane Vongsavanh Partner -
Megan Herndon Partner -
Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg Partner -
Anam Petit Of Counsel -
Alaina Taylor Senior Attorney -
Alexandra Gandara Kraemer Senior Attorney -
Courtney Moran Senior Attorney -
Eliza Rhine Senior Attorney -
Paola Flores Senior Attorney -
Stephanie E. Gibbs Senior Attorney -
Sunny Shah Senior Attorney -
Alexandra Ciullo Attorney -
Alexis Shanes Attorney -
Bilen Kassie Attorney -
Blake Sanderson Attorney -
Briya Brown Attorney -
Dean Delasalas Attorney -
Dianisa Sosa Attorney -
Erin Pettegrew Attorney -
Hannah Bridges Attorney -
Jana Moss Attorney -
Jeremy Patton Attorney -
John Daniels Attorney -
Jordan Ulloa Attorney -
Justice Haynes Attorney -
Lauren K. Lanzon Attorney -
Leah Haynes Attorney -
Mariah Creech Attorney -
Michaela Lovejoy Attorney -
Michelle Gudiel Attorney -
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Sarah Pape Attorney -
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Juan Moreno Executive Director -
Michael Parra Marketing Director -
Natalia Santos Legal Services Director -
Pablo "Alex" Soto Case Management Director -
Praveen Tikmani Finance Director -
Sandra Biliter Operations Director -
Adriana McSpadden Senior Paralegal -
Cherlyn Perez Senior Paralegal -
Cristina Cius Senior Paralegal -
Cynia Richards Senior Paralegal -
Denise Gaona-Cardozo Senior Paralegal -
Estefany Mendez Senior Paralegal -
Genesis Cisneros Senior Paralegal -
Geraldine Chinga Senior Paralegal -
Jamy Guzman Senior Paralegal -
Julio Medina Senior Paralegal -
Karen Marquez Senior Paralegal -
Karina Ramos Senior Paralegal -
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Leda Cabrera Senior Paralegal -
Lidia Guerra Senior Paralegal -
Mia Hopkins Senior Paralegal -
Monica Kuehl Senior Paralegal -
Nicole Pinero Senior Paralegal -
Nikita Leus-Oliva Senior Paralegal -
Pamela Diaz Senior Paralegal
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I start the process of sponsoring a relative for a green card in Charlottesville? The process typically begins by filing Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) with USCIS to establish your qualifying relationship. Depending on whether your relative is currently inside the U.S. or abroad, they will eventually apply for a green card via adjustment of status or consular processing. Because timelines and eligibility rules vary heavily based on the relative's status and relationship to you, consulting an attorney early can help you plan the most efficient strategy.
What should I do if I or a loved one receives a Notice to Appear (NTA) in immigration court? An NTA signifies the beginning of formal removal (deportation) proceedings. It is critical to contact an experienced immigration defense attorney immediately. Missing a court date can result in an automatic order of deportation. An attorney can review the charges against you, represent you at your hearings, and identify defenses or forms of relief to help you remain in the country.
Can your firm help local businesses in Charlottesville sponsor foreign workers? Yes. We regularly partner with employers to secure nonimmigrant work visas (such as H-1B, L-1, or O-1) and navigate the permanent employment-based green card process (including the PERM labor certification process). We help ensure your business remains compliant with all Department of Labor and USCIS regulations.
Our Locations
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Fairfax,
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Silver Spring, Maryland
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Newark, New Jersey