Immigration Lawyer in Frisco, TX
Atlas Immigration Law represents families and employers in Frisco and across Collin County and Denton County — green cards, citizenship, family and work visas, asylum, and deportation defense — on flat fees, with direct access to your attorney. Our office is on McKinney Avenue in Dallas, about 28 miles from Frisco, and most of the work happens online.
Immigration help for Frisco residents and employers
Frisco is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, with a large population of technology and healthcare professionals, many of them on employment visas.
Immigration law is federal, so the rules are the same here as anywhere in the country — but the offices that decide North Texas cases are specific, and knowing them matters. Interviews for green cards and citizenship for Frisco residents are held at the USCIS Dallas Field Office.
Removal cases from across the metroplex, including Collin County, are heard at the Dallas Immigration Court at 1100 Commerce Street in downtown Dallas.
We handle the whole case from our Dallas office, north of downtown Dallas, and we work the way Frisco clients tell us they want:
- a flat fee quoted up front
- a lawyer who answers the same day
- a client portal that shows where the case stands
We also serve Plano, McKinney, The Colony, Prosper and Little Elm.
The Atlas advantage
Work directly with your attorney
Same-day response guarantee
Flat fees, no surprises
What we handle most often in Frisco
Every practice area is available to Frisco clients. These are the ones that come up most.
Employment-based green cards
PERM labor certification, I-140 petitions, EB-2 NIW, and EB-1 cases for the professionals who moved to Frisco on an H-1B and want to stay permanently.
H-1B transfers, extensions and RFEs
Job changes are common in this market. We handle the transfer petition so the employee can start on the receipt notice, and we answer requests for evidence with the record that gets them approved.
Family immigration
Spouse and fiancé visas, green cards for parents and children, and the I-751 petition that removes conditions two years after a marriage-based green card.
How a case with Atlas works
It starts with a free 20-minute consultation — by phone or video, or at the Dallas office if you prefer. We tell you whether you have a case, which route fits, what it will cost as a flat fee, and roughly how long it will take.
If you go ahead, you work directly with your attorney, not a case manager, and you can see every filing and every deadline in the Atlas Vision portal.
Nothing about the process requires you to come to Dallas. Documents are exchanged online, signatures are electronic, and we prepare you for your USCIS interview or court date wherever you are. When there is a hearing at the Dallas Immigration Court, we are there with you.
Why Frisco clients choose Atlas
Flat, transparent fees so you know the cost before you commit. Same-day responses. Direct access to your attorney. A 4.8-star rating on Google from the clients who came before you.
And experience with the complicated cases — old orders, prior denials, mixed-status families — that other firms turn away.
Why Atlas
Why Atlas Immigration Law?
Work directly with your attorney
No call centers or hand-offs — you work with the lawyer handling your case from day one.
Same-day response guarantee
Questions during your case get a same-business-day reply, so you are never left waiting.
Flat fees, no surprises
Transparent flat-fee pricing agreed up front. You always know the cost before we start.
The Process
How the process works
Request a Free Case Review
We review your situation, confirm eligibility, and lay out your options and timeline.
Strategy & Filing
We build the strongest case, prepare every document, and file with the right agency.
Decision & Next Steps
We track your case to a decision and guide you through what comes next.
Common Questions
Frisco immigration lawyer FAQs
No — our office is at 1920 McKinney Ave in Dallas, about 28 miles from Frisco. Consultations are by phone or video, documents move online, and we meet in person in Dallas or at your USCIS interview or court date when that helps.
Talk to an immigration lawyer serving Frisco
Request a free consultation and we will map out your case together.
Guides & Resources
Working With an Immigration Lawyer guides from our attorneys
How Much Does an Immigration Lawyer Cost in Dallas?
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How to Find the Best Immigration Lawyer in Dallas: An Honest Vetting Guide
No lawyer can honestly claim to be “the best.” What you can do is vet any Dallas immigration firm in about an hour — here is the exact checklist, the questions to ask, and the red flags that end the conversation.
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Direct Attorney Access: Why Same-Day Responses Matter in Immigration Cases
In immigration cases, silence is a risk factor: RFE deadlines, court dates, and interview notices do not wait for a callback. Here is what direct attorney access really means and how to test whether a firm delivers it.
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