Rachel Wilson Law
Rachel Wilson Law is an immigration attorney serving Tucson, AZ.
About Rachel Wilson Law
Rachel Wilson Law is an immigration law practice serving Tucson and southern Arizona. Led by immigration attorney Rachel Wilson, the practice helps people and families navigate a legal system that its website describes as difficult, strict, and sometimes arbitrary. Its work centers on immigration matters including citizenship, work permits, green cards, family immigration, deferred action, immigration history, and LGBT immigration.
Family concerns are central to the practice's approach. Rachel Wilson Law describes its focus as reuniting families separated by oceans or borders and helping keep families together in the United States. The firm states that it serves all families and advocates for their rights within the immigration system. Its listed services include family-based immigration, green card matters, citizenship cases, work authorization, and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, commonly known as DACA.
The practice also handles cases involving protection and complex immigration histories. The website cites a track record in asylum cases, appeals, and difficult citizenship cases. Its materials discuss asylum and protection for transgender clients, as well as other immigration options and emergency situations. The firm also provides information about section 245(i), a provision that may allow some people to apply for residence in the United States even if they did not enter legally, depending on their priority date and eligibility.
Rachel Wilson Law presents honesty, quality, and a spirit of service as guiding values. The website emphasizes personal service and warns prospective clients about unauthorized immigration assistance, including practitioners who are not permitted to provide legal help. It encourages people seeking assistance with applications or petitions to work with authorized professionals, noting that the wrong help can delay a case, create unnecessary fees, or potentially lead to removal proceedings. The site also offers educational resources about immigration services scams and finding authorized legal help.
The practice makes information available in English and Spanish, with Spanish-language resources covering Tucson immigration, green cards, DACA, citizenship, family immigration, work permits, immigration records, and LGBT immigration. Russian-language resources cover immigration law, citizenship, fiance and fiancee visas, asylum, family visas, divorce, children and family circumstances, and LGBT immigration. The website states that the attorney speaks Russian fluently. People considering assistance can contact Rachel Wilson Law to arrange a consultation and discuss their circumstances. The practice notes that most cases are charged a flat fee, with a down payment due at the beginning, and that USCIS fees are due when representation begins.