Immigration Lawyer Philadelphia

Helping You Protect the Life You’ve Built

Work with Philadelphia immigration lawyers who listen closely, explain your options clearly, and take your concerns seriously

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Complex immigration matters require clear legal direction

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Immigration law is difficult to navigate, and even a small mistake can delay your case or affect your ability to remain in the United States. You may be dealing with:

Confusing forms and strict deadlines: Applications for family immigration, work visas, and adjustment of status require accurate documentation and careful preparation.

Lengthy waiver requirements: Immigration waivers often require extensive evidence, legal arguments, and long processing times.

The threat of removal: Deportation and removal proceedings can put your freedom, family, and future at risk.

Uncertainty about your options: Changing immigration rules can make it difficult to know which path applies to your situation.

At Gian-Grasso & Tomczak Immigration Law Group (GTILG), we provide the focused legal guidance you need to move forward. Whether you are detained by immigration authorities, seeking immigration relief, or facing a complicated visa or asylum filing, our Philadelphia immigration lawyers will help you understand the legal process, build a strong case, and navigate any complications that may arise.

Providing immigration services for the people who need it most 

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GTILG supports those who are facing important decisions about their status, safety, and future in the United States:

Families building a future together

We help spouses, parents, children, and other relatives pursue family petitions, green cards, adjustment of status, and consular processing.

Permanent residents pursuing citizenship

We guide lawful permanent residents through eligibility questions, applications, interviews, testing, and complications that may affect naturalization.

People facing deportation or removal

We represent people facing deportation defense, removal matters, detention, bond proceedings, or a Notice to Appear, paying close attention to their rights and immigration status.

Asylum seekers and vulnerable immigrants

We assist asylum seekers, victims of domestic violence, and other people seeking humanitarian protection, with guidance available in English and Spanish.

Meet our Philadelphia immigration attorneys

Immigration cases often involve high stakes, complex requirements, and difficult choices. You deserve a team that understands your story, answers your questions, and remains committed to helping you find the best path forward.

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Brennan Gian-Grasso

Attorney at Law

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Kimberly

Attorney at Law

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Alina Park

Senior Attorney

Why clients trust Gian-Grasso & Tomczak Immigration Law Group

When you choose us as your immigration lawyer in Philadelphia, you can expect:

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Focused immigration law practice: Experience with Philadelphia Immigration Court can be beneficial to your situation. Our attorneys have extensive experience practicing immigration law, including helping with immigrant visas, adjustment of status, waivers, asylum, citizenship, and family petitions.

Careful case preparation: Our attorneys and paralegals carefully review evidence, deadlines, and case records using current legal research to develop a strategy for each matter.

Representation at every stage: From initial filings to federal appeals, our firm provides comprehensive representation before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, immigration courts, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and federal appellate courts.

Recognized professional involvement: Members of our team belong to respected legal organizations, including the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Philadelphia Bar Association, and the Asian Pacific American Bar Association.

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Meaningful results from real cases

See what clients have to say about the guidance, service, and representation they received from our team.

Start your immigration case in 3 clear steps

Our straightforward process keeps you informed from the first conversation through the final outcome.

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STEP 1Schedule a consultation

Reach out to our team to discuss your immigration concerns, priorities, and immediate goals so we can best understand how to support you.

STEP 2Build the right legal strategy

Our attorneys analyze case records, review documents, and identify challenges before recommending the most appropriate path forward.

STEP 3Move forward with ongoing guidance

We prepare and file the necessary materials, keeping you informed with clear, timely updates throughout the process.

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Frequently asked questions

How should I choose an immigration lawyer?

Confirm that the attorney is licensed in the United States and in good standing. Ask about experience with cases like yours, including family-based petitions, deportation defense, or immigration appeals. Reviews and client references may also provide insight into the attorney’s communication and reputation.

At GTILG, our attorneys are fully licensed, highly experienced, and have a proven track record across a wide range of immigration cases.

Membership in the American Immigration Lawyers Association can indicate a strong focus on immigration law and access to current professional resources. However, membership alone does not establish an attorney’s qualifications. Licensing, professional standing, relevant experience, and communication should also guide your decision.
Attorneys may charge a flat fee, an hourly rate, or a combination of both, depending on the case. Before we begin your immigration journey with GTLIG, we will provide a written agreement explaining the scope of representation, legal fees, filing costs, and any additional expenses.
No. In the United States, a notary public is not an attorney and cannot provide immigration legal advice unless separately authorized. Immigration consultants and unlicensed advisers may place your case at risk. Only qualified attorneys and authorized accredited representatives should provide legal guidance.
Be cautious of anyone who guarantees approval, asks you to sign blank forms, keeps your original documents, or claims special access to immigration officials. Verify the representative’s credentials, keep copies of everything filed, and request written receipts and agreements.