An Immigration Law Firm With Experience And Heart

“ My name is Solange Nirere from Rwanda, Africa. I am a product of the genocide that happened in Rwanda during my birth year of 1994. This tragic circumstance left me without parents, so my elderly grandmother raised me until her death when I was only six years old. The next few years forced me to survive, living on the street on my own or caring for other people’s children and cleaning houses while I was still a child myself. Arlene Brown, a United Methodist from Williamsport, PA, came to Rwanda to establish a children’s home for kids just like me. I lived there for seven years while supported by my now adoptive parents Rev. Sharon and Thomas Landis in the U.S. They brought me to America when I was eighteen.

That is when I met Ana Villegas, an attorney who was instrumental in gaining Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, which eventually lead to my permanent residency. Thank you, Ana, you have made an AWESOME difference in my life. ”

–Solange Nirere, Rwanda

“ When affirmative action became available for students, my mother and I immediately went out in search of an attorney that could help me apply for it. Unfortunately, everywhere we went, the attorneys we met, turned us down. They showed no interest in helping. They all agreed that I didn’t meet the time qualifications. But we didn’t give up, and after knocking on numerous doors, one finally led us to meeting Ms. Villegas.

I would recommend her to anyone because she truly cares. She doesn’t see her clients as just a check, she sees them as family. I was very fortunate to have found Ms. Villegas and I’ll ways be grateful for her hard work. ”

–Isabell, Honduras