Practice Areas

Family Immigration
Marriage Based Immigration
Consular Processing
Provisional Waivers
I-601A
Deportation Defense
Court Representation
Bond Hearings
Agency and Court Appeals
Federal Litigation
Citizenship
Motions to Reopen
Waivers based on Violations
Naturalization
Criminal Convictions in Immigration
DREAMers/ DACA
VAWA
U & T Visas

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Nieblas Law

We focus on resolving your immigration needs and problems. With over 20 years of experience in the area of Immigration, Attorney Nieblas has helped countless families reunite, overcome immigration issues, and start a new future in the United States with zealous professional advocacy and representation before the Immigration Courts, Federal Courts, and the Department of Homeland Security.

The Law Office of Victor D. Nieblas P. is best known for taking on difficult and complex cases. As an Adjunct Professor of Law at Loyola Law School for the past 15 years, Attorney Nieblas uses the most up to date academic research tools and applies them to your case. Through individual focus and analysis, Attorney Nieblas finds the necessary answers to complicated questions. If there is a solution, Attorney Nieblas will find it. If there is no solution, Attorney Nieblas will also tell you the truth. This Office is listed in Best Lawyers in America for Immigration Law 2010-17 and has previously been listed as Best Lawyers in Southern California for Immigration Law 2009-17.

Attorney Victor D. Nieblas P. is a Past President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the nation's largest organization of immigration attorneys with over 15,000 members across the United States and abroad. He is the first Mexican-American to serve in this capacity in the organization’s 70 year history. Attorney Nieblas is also a Media expert and hosted "Inmigracion 411," an immigration television show on cable channel HITN and radio broadcaster. He is a regular television legal analyst on immigration issues and is regularly quoted in national print media.