Law Office Of Alma D. Puente
Excellence, Honesty, & Advocacy
The Law Office of Alma D. Puente is a boutique immigration law firm located in El Monte, CA. We provide honest evaluations and are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their goals. We believe that every case is unique and deserves zealous representation in navigating the incredibly complex and frustrating immigration laws in the United States. At the Law Office of Alma D. Puente, you receive legal counsel from an experienced attorney who understands how to get you the positive results you deserve.
Helping guide clients through the immigration process
The Law Office of Alma D. Puente, APLC specializes in family-based, humanitarian, and removal defense. Our legal services include representation for family-based immigration, consular process, waivers of inadmissibility, bond and removal defense, and appeals to the DHS, BIA, Administrative Appeals Office (AAO), and Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals cases.
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Fighting For Clients’ Rights to Live the American Dream
A Lifetime of Experience
Attorney Puente was previously employed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Dedication to Clients
Devoted to helping people live the American dream, making sure they aren’t victimized by unlicensed document notaries, who often offer dangerous advice to people with immigration issues.
A Career of Credentials
In recognition of her commitment to the cause, Attorney Puente was designated an Immigration Expert in La Opinion Newspaper. She is regularly consulted for her expert opinion by the Los Angeles Public Defender’s office.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is you consultation fee?
Our consultation fee is $200.
Do you offer Saturday appointments?
We have consultations on the first Saturday of the month. Saturday appointments are subject to availability and require payment in advance.
How do you accept payments?
We accept cash, Zelle, and credit/debit card payments.
Are payment plans available?
Yes! We offer a variety of payment plans. Payment plans generally require an initial deposit and are followed by monthly payments.
Can I check my case status online?
Yes. If you have an ongoing case with the United States Citizenship Services (USCIS), you can check the status of your case online by using your receipt number. https://egov.uscis.gov.
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