Faragalla Law U.S. Immigration Attorneys

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The Attorney Behind Your Case

Before you trust anyone with your future in this country, you should know who's doing the work. Meet the founder — then ask him about your case.

  • Trained at Baker McKenzie, one of the world's largest law firms
  • USCIS petitions and immigration court cases nationwide
  • Consultations in English and Spanish

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Sam Faragalla — Founder & Lead Immigration Attorney

Your attorney

Sam Faragalla

Founder & Lead Immigration Attorney

Sam Faragalla trained at Baker McKenzie, one of the world's largest global law firms, before founding Faragalla Law. The firm represents entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families in U.S. immigration matters nationwide.

Licensed to practice law in New York. Immigration is federal law, which allows the firm to represent clients in all 50 states and abroad.

How the firm works

Big-firm training, boutique attention

Corporate immigration firms teach a discipline: complete records, anticipated objections, no surprises. Faragalla Law applies that standard to individual and family cases — with the founder, not a case mill, on your file.

Federal practice, nationwide reach

Immigration is federal law, which allows the firm to represent clients before USCIS and the immigration courts in all 50 states and abroad — with offices in Texas and Florida and clients worldwide.

Straight answers, flat fees

You'll hear what's realistic before you pay for anything — including when the honest advice is to wait, strengthen the case, or not file at all. When we do take the case, the fee is flat and quoted up front.