Trusted Jacksonville Immigration Attorneys

Terpo Immigration exclusively practices immigration and nationality law. We handle marriage green cards, family petitions, employment visas (H-1B, L-1, E-1, E-2, O-1), EB-1, EB-2 & EB-3 green cards, asylum, deportation defense, U.S. citizenship, immigration appeals, and humanitarian relief (VAWA, U/T visas, TPS, DACA).

The cost of your case will vary depending on the nature and complexity of the case. Our immigration attorneys are favorable-fee oriented and very transparent. Call us today and we will let you know the cost of your case upfront and work with you on a payment plan if necessary.

Timelines vary by case type. Marriage green cards typically take 12–18 months. U.S. citizenship runs 8–14 months. Asylum can take 1–5+ years depending on the court. H-1B and employment visas follow specific filing windows. Terpo Immigration provides a realistic timeline at your free consultation.

Yes. Terpo Immigration regularly represents clients in removal proceedings, including bond hearings, master calendar and individual merits hearings, cancellation of removal, motions to reopen, and appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals. The earlier you contact us, the more options you'll have.

If you're married to a U.S. citizen and filing from inside the U.S., the marriage green card process typically takes 10–18 months. From abroad through consular processing, it usually takes 10–24 months. Marriages under 2 years receive a conditional green card requiring an I-751 filing later. Terpo Immigration handles every step.

Yes. Our attorneys and staff speak Spanish, Albanian, Italian, German, French, and Greek. We can conduct your full consultation and case in your preferred language without bringing an outside translator — saving you time and money.

Immigration law is complex and ever changing and evolving — a single mistake (missing form, wrong fee, weak evidence, missed deadline) can lead to denial, delays, or removal. Hiring our experienced immigration lawyers significantly improves approval rates, especially for marriage green cards, asylum, employment visas, and cases with prior denials.