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Attorney
Yasmin VoglewedeAlways Focused on your immigrationNow accepting new cases
Applications for permanent residence, work permits, waivers, and naturalization.
We represent clients in immigration court, file appeals to BIA and Circuit Courts.
We assist victims of crime and violence against women, and Temporary Protected Status.
We know the path to citizenship is not always smooth. Some make the trek on their own. Others get stuck along the way. No matter where you are on your journey, we take pride in helping you navigate through unfamiliar territory.
Victims of domestic violence and crime are some of the most vulnerable population of immigrants without status.
The US allows the opportunity for US citizens and Legal Permanent Residents to petition their family members for their green card.
For family members wanting to visit the US for the first time, we can help with getting the tourist visa.
Renewing your green card is simple. It can be done online or on paper. The government fee is $455. A fingerprint fee may also be required.
Become a citizen of the United States. Why? Once you become a citizen, you get the privilege to vote in elections. You’ll have better access to healthcare, and you no longer have to worry about getting deported.
We also do renewals of work permits, DACA renewals, applying for travel documents, and getting parole in place for individuals with former and current military family members.
Yasmin is a native of El Paso and a proud Texan. She is also the daughter of an immigrant, and she is a dual-citizen of Mexico and the United States. She received her bachelor's degree in 2000 from the University of Notre Dame and majored in the Program of Liberal Studies and Spanish. She earned her J.D. from St. Mary’s University, School of Law in 2003. She has been actively practicing Immigration Law since 2007, and is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
