Immigration law can feel overwhelming, especially when your family, safety, or future in the United States is at stake. We help clients nationwide understand their options, make informed decisions, and move forward with a clear legal strategy.
Begin your confidential intake and schedule your one-hour consultation. We are ready to hear your story and walk with you every step of the way.
What we help with
- T Visas for victims of human traffickingA T Visa gives victims of human trafficking status, work authorization and a path to a green card. Trafficking does not always…
- VAWA – Violence Against Women ActThe Violence Against Women Act allows the spouse, child or parent of an abusive U.S. citizen or permanent resident to petition for…
- U Visas for victims of crimeThe U Visa provides immigration protection to victims of certain crimes committed in the United States who have assisted, or are willing…
- Family-based immigration: petitions for spouses, parents, children and siblingsWe guide families through the two paths to a green card for a relative: consular processing and adjustment of status. Both lead…
- Naturalization: becoming a U.S. citizenWe guide green card holders through naturalization, confirming eligibility, preparing the N-400, and making sure that filing will not put your current…
- Removal defense: representation in immigration courtIf you or a family member has received a Notice to Appear, been detained by ICE, or has an old removal order,…
Immigration Attorney · Partner
Joanna Delfunt
Initially drawn to immigration law to continue her fight against human trafficking, Joanna found her calling in the field as a whole. Joanna is a Christian and much of her love for her clients comes from the truth she has found in God's Word — that each person is loved and seen by the Lord. She is a passionate advocate for her clients, and the hope and peace she has in Jesus Christ is something she tries to bring to each client she serves.
Meet JoannaHow a consultation works
- You start with the confidential intake. The intake asks the screening questions important for the consultation. If there is nothing we can do or no value we can add, we will let you know in advance or, if possible, refer you to another lawyer.
- We read it, and we reply. Within one business day you hear whether this is a matter we can take on, and if not, where to go instead.
- You book your consultation. The consult can be in person or by video or phone. Consultations generally last an hour and require payment of the consult fee.
- You leave with a plan. What you qualify for, what it will need from you, and the honest timeline immigration agencies control.
Common questions
Is the consultation free?
No. Immigration consultations are paid. They typically last an hour. Criminal and personal injury consults are free.
Do you handle cases outside Georgia?
Yes. Immigration is federal law, so we represent clients in every state and in immigration courts across the country. Many clients never visit the Cumming office.
Will my information be kept confidential?
Yes. Everything you share through the intake form or in a consultation is confidential, whether or not you become a client. We do not share intake details with anyone outside the firm.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. We have Spanish speakers that work for our firm and are available to interpret.
Do you speak in other languages – Vietnamese, French, Arabic, Malayalam, Hindi, etc.?
Our associate attorney speaks Vietnamese and translates for our Vietnamese clients. We also have access to a language line and can connect with an interpreter in just about any language when needed. Language is not a barrier to us being able to communicate with you.
When you are ready, we are here.
Every intake is read with care. If yours is not a matter we can genuinely help with, we will tell you before you have spent anything.