AI-Assisted Directory of Immigration Lawyers in the USA & Canada

This directory is built to help you locate immigration lawyers and law firms across the United States and Canada whose primary work involves visas, green cards and permanent residence, citizenship, asylum and refugee protection, and related appeals or reviews.

Using AI to scan publicly available information, the platform surfaces practitioners who appear to be actively engaged in immigration filings, agency proceedings, tribunal work, and court matters connected with immigration decisions.

What This Directory Helps You Find

The system reviews public signals of an immigration-focused practice — types of matters handled, locations of offices, professional profiles, and contact channels — and organises them into usable search paths.

• Identify immigration lawyers and firms whose work aligns with your specific type of immigration problem.
• Compare options in your city, state or province, and other regions of the USA or Canada where representation may be required.
• Find practitioners who appear before immigration agencies, tribunals, federal courts, and appellate courts.
• Shortlist lawyers who can assist you in person, remotely, or through a mix of online and in-office meetings.

How You Can Navigate the Directory

• By LocationCities, states, provinces, and regions in the USA and Canada where immigration lawyers maintain offices or regular practice.
• By Immigration CategoryWork and study routes, family immigration, permanent residence and green cards, business and investor pathways, asylum and refugee protection, humanitarian relief, citizenship, and more.
• By Practical NeedsRemote consultations, urgency of deadlines, language or time-zone preferences, and coordination with advisers already assisting you.

Using the Directory Carefully

1. Note down your immigration goal, current status in the USA or Canada, and any letters, refusals, removal directions, or hearing notices you have received.
2. Use the location and category pages to create a shortlist of immigration lawyers or firms that seem suited to your situation.
3. Independently confirm their licences, regulatory standing, experience, and any disciplinary or public-record information available.
4. Discuss with them possible strategies, chances of success, timelines, costs, and how updates and communication will be handled.
5. Engage a lawyer only after you are satisfied with your own checks and are comfortable with the professional and the terms on which they will act.