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Immigration Law Firm in Los Angeles, California

Specialized in US Immigration Law Nationwide

Since 2018, Kostanyan Law has helped numerous individuals and families with their immigration law cases throughout the globe. We have sought protection for our clients under US immigration law, helped them have their asylum cases granted by Immigration Judges and Asylum Officers, stopped deportation orders, reopened various denied cases, helped them navigate the process of becoming lawful permanent residents (LPR) or citizens, and guided them as they applied for visas to legally enter the country for business, and other opportunities. Although the needs and urgency of cases may vary, we are committed to providing immigration solutions for every client. We create strong connections with our clients by building trust and confidence through our excellence, reliability and trustworthiness. Our approach is unique since we understand that the smallest mistake or error, missing a deadline or allowing an innocent oversight may be fatal in the immigration process and have lamentable consequences resulting in denial, deportation or removal order. As such, our commitment and passion are reflected in our work and service excellence, and we are wholeheartedly dedicated to providing quality legal services and bringing positive changes to the lives of our clients. Our success keeps families together and protects livelihoods.

Client Testimonials

"Mary is a top-notch professional who provides high-quality consultation and services. I am very pleased with her work and highly recommend her to anyone seeking assistance with immigration matters."
Armen Zargarian
"Mrs. Kostanyan and her staff are very kind, caring, supportive, and...did a tremendous job with our case, and I always felt confident and like I was in the best hands possible. I felt very lucky to be ..."
Maxim
"I found attorney Mrs. Kostanyan through a friend referral and I am so glad that I have found her. She won my case in the Immigration Court with one of the strictest Judges who’s denial rate was 98%. ..."
Arman
"My journey to obtain my green card has been a very stressful one but after my spouse and I hired Mary Kostanyan she simply explained everything to us clearly and helped us every step of the way. We ..."
Edward
"I am very happy with the services of Mary Kostanyan and entire Kostanyna Law team. The team and Mary herself communicate well throughout the entire immigration process. She goes above and beyond for ..."
Lilit

Experienced Immigration Lawyer Serving Clients in Los Angeles, Orange & Ventura Counties, the San Francisco Area, & Across the US

Every year, millions of people apply for benefits from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). In just 2021 alone, 9.1 million people applied for asylum, naturalization, lawful permanent residency (LPR), visas, and more. Of those applicants, the USCIS granted LPR to over half a million people, citizenship to more than 800,000, and asylum to just over 38,000.

While many individuals successfully obtain legal residence in the US, there are thousands of people removed from the US each year. In 2020, a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) report indicated that the US repatriated or expelled a combined 613,000 individuals. Additionally, the US detained 183,000 immigrants and issued 210,000 notices to appear (NTA) at removal hearings.

The combined data show that the US’s immigration system is active in permitting individuals to legally enter and reside in the country, while also frequently taking action to remove those who have committed violations against criminal or immigration law. For people who are immigrants to the US, these statistics demonstrate how crucial it can be to retain an attorney for any issues with immigration law. Should a person want to become an LPR, for instance, an attorney can help them determine how to achieve this status and provide them with counsel and representation along the way. If a person receives an NTA from the DHS, as another example, an attorney can advocate for them in removal proceedings and help a respondent seek legal protection. Although it is not always possible for person involved an immigration case to seek the help of an attorney, it is a best practice for those who can access one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do you represent clients only in California?

No. Since immigration law is federal law, we are licensed to practice in all 50 states across the United States, and we currently represent clients in over 15 states.
Do you represent clients only in the United States?

We represent clients with US immigration needs around the globe.
What type of cases do you handle?
We practice exclusively immigration law
- Asylum Law
- Criminal Deportation
- Immigration Court Proceedings
- Cancelation of Removal
- Family Immigration
- Immigration Waivers
- Naturalization/Citizenship Applications
- VAWA Petitions
- Business and Employment related visas
- Motions to Reopen
- Extraordinary/Artist Visas
- Federal Appeals
- Paroles from Detention
- Other services
- Passport Services
Do you only handle cases from particular countries?

No, we are able to handle cases from any country.

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