From the consultation all the way to the day that my Green card was delivered.
QUIJANO LAW | NORCROSS IMMIGRATION OFFICE
Immigration lawyers in Norcross, GA
Serving clients throughout metro Atlanta.
- Serving Georgia since 2013
- BBB Accredited Business · A+ rating
4.9 on Google
- Immigration Law Is Our Focus
- English and Spanish
- Consultations by Appointment

An immigration case can shape your family’s future, your ability to live and work in the United States, or the business you’re building. Whether you need help bringing a loved one here, applying for a green card or citizenship, responding to a government notice, defending against deportation, or planning an employment or business immigration case, you deserve clear advice and committed representation.
At Quijano Law’s Norcross office, you can speak with an experienced immigration attorney and legal team focused exclusively on immigration law. Tell us about your family, your immigration history, or the opportunities you want to pursue. You can ask the questions that matter to you and discuss your concerns in English or Spanish, with straightforward advice about your options and the challenges your case may involve.
You will leave your consultation with a clear understanding of your options, your risks, and the work your case requires.
Call 470-621-3953 to schedule a consultation. Hablamos español.
More than a decade of immigration representation
Since 2013, Quijano Law has represented individuals, families, and businesses in immigration matters. We’re proud of our clients’ accomplishments and the part we’ve played in helping them move forward.
Our attorneys bring a professional commitment to your case and a personal interest in your goals. You can speak with us in English or Spanish, ask questions, and get straightforward advice about your options.
What our clients say
Celeste and her team provided exceptional support to my mother during her residency process.
They are very professional, knowledgeable, and responsive.
Immigration services in Norcross
You can contact us about a new application, a pending case, or a problem from years ago. We represent individuals and families, as well as employers and investors.
Family immigration and green cards
Bring your family together with help from attorneys who understand family immigration. We assist with petitions for spouses, fiancés, parents, and children, as well as family-based green cards. Your family relationship and immigration history help determine whether adjustment of status, consular processing, or another option is available.
Citizenship and naturalization
If you’re ready to pursue U.S. citizenship, we can help with eligibility questions, the N-400 application, and interview preparation. Our attorneys also handle naturalization delays and denials, including questions about how travel, an arrest, or a past immigration issue may affect your case.
Deportation and removal defense
We stand up for our clients in immigration court and represent people facing deportation or ICE detention. Our attorneys also help with prior removal orders. If you or a family member has a hearing or deadline, call the Norcross office for help.
Asylum and humanitarian protection
If you’ve experienced persecution, abuse, trafficking, or a serious crime, talk with us about whether immigration protection may be available. We represent clients in asylum, U visa, VAWA, T visa, Temporary Protected Status, and Special Immigrant Juvenile matters, with careful attention to the circumstances of each case.
Employment and investor immigration
We help employers bring needed talent to their businesses and advise professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors pursuing opportunities in the United States. Our immigration attorneys handle temporary work visas, employer-sponsored green cards, and business and investor matters, with advice grounded in your goals and circumstances.
Denials, waivers, and prior immigration issues
A denial or a past immigration problem doesn’t always mean you’re out of options. Our attorneys can explain how an overstay, arrest, removal order, or earlier decision may affect your case, and whether a waiver, motion, appeal, or new application may be available.
A court date, immigration notice, or detention?
If you have a hearing notice, a request for evidence, a denial, or a family member in ICE custody, call us at 470-621-3953. Let us know about any deadline and keep the notice or detention information available.
Submitting a consultation request does not extend a government or court deadline.
Founder and managing attorney
Meet Viviana A. Quijano
Viviana A. Quijano is the founder and managing attorney of Quijano Law. Her practice focuses exclusively on U.S. immigration law, with more than a decade of experience in family and humanitarian cases, employment matters, and deportation proceedings.
You can speak with Viviana in English or Spanish. She is a graduate of The University of Alabama School of Law and a member of the Alabama State Bar and the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
More about Viviana and the Quijano Law teamVisit our Norcross office
Our Norcross office is on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, near Peachtree Corners and Duluth. You’ll find us in the Horizon at Norcross office park, next to Pinckneyville Park. Parking is available outside the building.
4720 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. STE 5202
Norcross, GA 30071470-621-3953
Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. ET
Consultations by appointment
Call us at 470-621-3953 to schedule your visit.
Serving metro Atlanta from our Norcross office
Our Norcross office is in Gwinnett County and welcomes individuals, families, and businesses from throughout metro Atlanta. We serve nearby communities such as Peachtree Corners, Duluth, and Berkeley Lake, as well as Johns Creek, Roswell, and communities across Gwinnett, Fulton, and DeKalb counties. You can speak with our immigration team in English or Spanish.
If Gainesville is more convenient, you can also meet with our team at our Gainesville office.
Visit our Gainesville officeQuestions about immigration help in Norcross
Can I speak with an immigration lawyer in Spanish?
Yes. You can speak with Viviana A. Quijano in English or Spanish, and our Norcross team serves clients in both languages. Tell us which language you prefer when you contact us.
Can you help if a family member has been detained by ICE?
Yes. Our attorneys represent people in immigration detention and removal proceedings. Call 470-621-3953 with your family member’s full name, A-number if available, and detention location if you know it. We can explain whether bond or other options may be available in the case.
Can I get help with a case that was filed somewhere else?
Yes, you can contact us even if you filed on your own or worked with another attorney. We help with pending applications, government notices, and earlier immigration decisions. Whether we can take your case depends on the matter, its status, and any deadlines.
How much does an immigration consultation cost?
Call us at 470-621-3953 for the current consultation fee. Fees for legal representation depend on the type of case and the work involved. You’re welcome to ask what a quote includes and which government filing fees or other costs are separate.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Bring the documents you have, especially government notices, hearing dates, earlier applications and decisions, passports, I-94 records, and relevant court records. A short timeline of important dates can help, too. You don’t need to have every document before you call us.
Do I have to live in Norcross to contact this office?
No. Our Norcross office welcomes clients from throughout metro Atlanta, including Johns Creek and Roswell, as well as other parts of Georgia. Call 470-621-3953 to discuss your immigration matter or schedule a consultation.
Norcross office
Talk with an experienced immigration attorney
Tell us how we can help. Request a consultation with our Norcross team in English or Spanish. If you have an approaching deadline, a court date, or a family member in detention, call 470-621-3953.
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