01 · The crossing
Every path begins with a decision.
We work on both sides of the border: attorneys licensed in Texas and Mexico, practicing in federal matters in all 50 states.
Federal immigration defense · Practice in all 50 states
Your story deserves powerful,purposeful legal defense.
Honest, decisive representation by attorneys licensed in Texas and Mexico. We guide you toward permanent residence or U.S. citizenship.
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Mi CasoInitial evaluation
Question 1
What do you have today?
Someone is detained / I have court →- 1. No papersNo immigration document
- 2. TPS, work permit or pending asylumAlso a visa, DACA or parole
- 3. ResidenceGreen card
- 4. Citizenship by naturalization
- 5. Citizenship by birth or through my parentsMidwife, two birth records, passport denied
- I don't know
Court, detention or bond: Pedro Villar. Everything else: Francisco Perales. No A-numbers or documents.
Mi Caso · where to start
Don't know what your problem is? Start here.
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Tell us your situation
Answer a few simple questions at your own pace. If you don't know what your process is called, that's fine: the tool guides you.
- 02
We point you the right way
From your answers we identify the path closest to your case: family, citizenship, work, protection or another.
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You talk to an attorney
Your evaluation reaches the legal team organized, so the consultation starts where it should. It is an initial orientation: it does not guarantee eligibility or replace a legal review.
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Mi CasoInitial evaluation
Question 1
What do you have today?
Someone is detained / I have court- 1. No papers
- 2. TPS, work permit or pending asylum
- 3. Residence
- 4. Citizenship by naturalization
- 5. Citizenship by birth or through my parents
- I don't know
Court, detention or bond: Pedro Villar. Everything else: Francisco Perales. No A-numbers or documents.
Result
Your case seems to fit:
Family petition (I-130)
Also review: Adjustment of status
Initial orientation. Not a guarantee.
Next step
Consultation with an attorney
Your evaluation reaches the team organized.
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Your story
Your story, step by step
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02 · The table
We put your papers in order.
Birth records, passports, receipts. We review your history and documents before anything is filed.
03 · The office
A strategy built for your case.
We explain your options clearly, in Spanish or English, and shape the plan with you.
04 · The process
We walk with you at every stage.
We file, follow up, and represent you at interviews and hearings.
05 · Your story
Every case is different. Let's talk about yours.
The first conversation can clarify your next step.
Practice areas
Legal strategy for every chapter.
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- 01 / Passports & records
Midwife births, dual records & denied passports
Being born with a midwife in Texas, holding U.S. and Mexican birth records, or having a passport denied often has a legal path. We review your case and the route to document your citizenship.
Ask on WhatsApp → - 02 / Funds recovery
Immigration bond refund recovery
If you paid an immigration bond and the case is over, we review whether you can recover that money (Forms I-391 / I-395), even if the receipt was lost.
Ask on WhatsApp → - 03 / Family
Family petitions, adjustment & consular processing
I-130 petitions, adjustment of status and consular-process preparation, with your family at the center of the plan.
Ask on WhatsApp → - 04 / Citizenship
N-400 naturalization & N-600 certificate
We review your history before filing, prepare you for the interview, and pursue derivative citizenship claims.
Ask on WhatsApp → - 05 / Current documents
Green card, work permit & travel documents
Green card renewal or replacement (I-90), removing conditions on residence (I-751), work permits (I-765) and travel documents.
Ask on WhatsApp → - 06 / Legal relief
Waivers & returning to the U.S.
Provisional waiver I-601A and evaluation to return after a removal, with a clear strategy from the start.
Ask on WhatsApp → - 07 / Protection
Asylum, U visa & VAWA
Confidential evaluation of humanitarian protection paths: asylum, U visa and VAWA.
Ask on WhatsApp → - 08 / Work & investment
TN visas, PERM & EB-2 NIW
TN and the path to residence, employer-sponsored residence (PERM), EB-2 NIW evaluation and job-offer verification.
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The firm
A firm built to defend on both sides of the border.
Licensed in Texas & Mexico
Francisco Perales
Graduate of ITESM with a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Law from St. Mary’s University School of Law (San Antonio, TX). Licensed by the State Bar of Texas (#24108992) with federal admission and a professional license in Mexico. Focused on federal citizenship litigation, § 1503 declaratory actions and immigration defense.
Binational counsel
Pedro Adrián Villar
Graduate of ITESM with a Master of Public Administration from UTSA and an LL.M. in International Law from St. Mary’s University. Focused on Mexican Civil Registry discrepancies, complex consular files and binational immigration rights.
State Bar of TexasOfficial license #24108992
AILAAmerican Immigration Lawyers Association
Binational counselLicensed in the U.S. and Mexico
Academic rigorITESM · St. Mary’s University · UTSA
Accessible justice
Flexible payment plans*.
No family should go without strong legal representation because of cost. We tailor monthly plans to your budget so you can start today.
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Take the first step: tell us about your case.
The first conversation can clarify your next move. Call or message our Brownsville office directly.
(210) 956-0402 info@pvley.com WhatsApp → 880 Ridgewood St, Suite 1, Brownsville, TX 78520Mon–Fri · 8:00 AM–5:30 PM CT