About Us

Law Offices of Rachel Wilson, Immigration Attorney

Our focus is the family: reuniting families separated by oceans or borders and keeping families together in the United States. With so much at stake, it is important for you to have the right legal help. We pride ourselves on our honesty and personal service.

Rachel Wilson, PhD

IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY

Rachel has been living in Tucson AZ for over thirty years, holding both a PhD and a law degree from the University of Arizona. Since 2007 she has been an immigration lawyer, advocating for the rights of immigrants while working for Justice for Janitors, Southern Arizona Legal Aid and the Asylum Program of Southern Arizona. As a public defender, she won a precedent-setting case protecting the rights of children. In 2009, she was named Legal Aid Attorney of the Year by the State Bar of Arizona. She has lived abroad multiple times and is fluent in Spanish and Russian. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

In 2016 Rachel was awarded a Fulbright grant to teach and conduct research on human migration in Belgorod, Russia.

Natalie Moroyoqui

Natalie is a first-generation graduate of the University of Arizona. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, emphasizing interpretation and translation, with a minor in psychology. She was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. As a proud daughter of immigrants, she has witnessed the hardships her family has had to endure. Her goal is to advocate for families facing challenges within the immigration system. She hopes to positively impact the future of families seeking status in the United States.
In her free time, Natalie enjoys playing soccer and exploring different cuisines. She looks forward to traveling and learning from other cultures.

Arly Valencia

Arly is a first-generation graduate of the University of Arizona. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Law, with a minor in Spanish. She was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. As a proud daughter of immigrants, she has witnessed the hardships her family has had to endure. Her goal is to one day become an immigration attorney and advocate for families facing challenges within the immigration system. She hopes to positively impact those families seeking a better life in the United States. In her free time, Arly enjoys baking and making treats for her friends and family.

Attorney’s Fees

Most cases are charged a flat fee, with a down payment due up front. All USCIS fees are due at the beginning of representation.

FEE SCHEDULE as of January 1, 2023: Prices do not include USCIS fees.

Initial Consultation: $200

I-90 (renewal of green card): $600

I-129 F (fiancée visa K-1) $2500
DS-160 (Consular Process for fiancé) $3000

I-130 (family petition) $1500
DS-260 (Consular Process) $4500

I-485 (adjustment of status with previously approved petition:) Base price $4000

First work permit included; after that must pay for work permit. Price is different for U-visa, VAWA, asylum, refugee adjustments

I-130/I-485 One-step (family petition plus green card application) process $5000

Change of Category of Visa Eligibility $300

I-601A (provisional waiver of unlawful presence): price varies based on complexity; minimum $4000

I-601 (waiver for inadmissibility: fraud, misrepresentation, etc.) minimum $4000

I-751 (removal of conditions without waiver) $2000

I-751 (removal of conditions with waiver, in cases of divorce) $3500

DACA (renewal) $700

I-765 (work permit, non-DACA) (renewal) $500

If court case is admin closed, might also need FOIA for renewal of work permit

I-131 (travel permit standalone) $700

N-400 (citizenship) (includes interview) $2000

FOIA (records request and case analysis) $800

Fee waiver: Any application $200

Military Parole-in-Place: $1000

Cases of deportation: depends on complexity.

Asylum cases: depends on complexity.

If the applicant has a past history of
arrests, there will be an additional charge due to the added complexity.