Green Evans-Schroeder, PLLC
Green Evans-Schroeder, PLLC is an immigration attorney serving Tucson, AZ.
About Green Evans-Schroeder, PLLC
Green Evans-Schroeder, PLLC is an immigration law firm serving Tucson and clients throughout Arizona. With a Tucson office on West Cushing Street, the firm helps individuals and families navigate immigration matters, including family immigration, citizenship, visas, deportation defense, and federal immigration litigation. Its website also identifies criminal defense and post-conviction relief among the firm's areas of practice. The firm presents its work as guidance through the immigration process, from an initial legal question to applications, court proceedings, appeals, and related matters.
The firm's family immigration and citizenship work includes naturalization, marriage-based residency, fiancé visas, spousal visas, family petitions, consular processing, immigrant visas, and re-entry visas. It also handles provisional stateside waivers, consular waivers, waivers of inadmissibility, and other visa waiver matters. For people seeking to reunite with relatives, the firm describes services involving family-based immigration and the process of helping family members obtain permanent residence in the United States. The practice also includes non-immigrant visitor visas, employment-based immigration, employment-based permanent residency, H-1B visas, and B-1 business visitor matters.
Green Evans-Schroeder represents clients facing deportation and removal proceedings, including matters involving immigration courts, detention, bonds and release, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, asylum-based relief, voluntary departure, and prosecutorial discretion. The firm also works on U visas and related waivers for crime victims, as well as appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals and circuit courts. Its federal immigration litigation practice addresses cases in federal court. A separate detention preparation section on the website discusses who may be at risk, who may qualify for relief, what detained individuals and their families need to know, and how the firm prepares a defense.
The firm's website states that Green Evans-Schroeder has 20 years of helping immigrants and that its attorneys have decades of combined experience in immigration and criminal law. The Tucson team includes attorneys, paralegals, law clerks, and administrative staff. The firm also maintains an En Español option on its website. Its criminal defense practice covers precharging and investigation, drug crimes, DUI and vehicular crimes, theft and fraud, violent crimes, appeals, and efforts described as expunging convictions. Post-conviction work can intersect with immigration matters, particularly when a criminal case affects a person's immigration status or eligibility for relief.
Examples published in the firm's results section describe clients who received help with naturalization responses, new visas after a marijuana possession citation, adjustment of status, consular processing, U visa appeals, and the preservation of lawful permanent residency. One reported case involved post-conviction relief in Arizona state court followed by a motion to terminate immigration proceedings for a client detained at the Florence Detention Center. These examples describe past outcomes and do not replace an individual legal assessment. Tucson residents and others seeking assistance can begin by scheduling a consultation with the firm. Its website provides information about the practice areas, attorney profiles, client testimonials, resources, and immigration topics in English and Spanish.