FEDERAL IMMIGRATION & NATIONALITY LAW Virtual consultations
Martinez Law

MARTINEZ LAW

Your story matters.
So does your next step.

Immigration decisions are personal. Get thoughtful legal guidance for your family, your future, and your life in the United States.

Michael Martinez · Attorney licensed in New Mexico
Federal immigration practice · Based in Colorado

HOW WE CAN HELP

Legal support for
the path ahead.

Start with your circumstances. We’ll discuss potential options and the work your case may require.

01 / FAMILY

Family immigration

Guidance for family-based petitions and bringing loved ones together through the immigration process.

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02 / RESIDENCE

Adjustment of status

Help preparing a family-based application for permanent residence from within the United States, when eligible.

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03 / ABROAD

Consular processing & waivers

Support with the immigrant visa process abroad and assessment of potential waiver needs.

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04 / U VISAS

Support for crime survivors

A careful review of your circumstances and assistance with a U visa petition for eligible survivors of qualifying crimes.

Attorney fee: $3,000
05 / T VISAS

Support for trafficking survivors

Respectful, individualized guidance for people seeking T nonimmigrant status based on human trafficking.

Attorney fee: $4,000

Not sure where
to begin?

Start with a consultation

YOUR ATTORNEY

Michael
Martinez.

FOUNDER · MARTINEZ LAWMichael Martinez, founder of Martinez Law, wearing a navy suit beside a Lady Justice display

A commitment to service.
A personal connection.

Michael’s commitment to immigration law began at home. His parents taught him what it means to show up for others: his mother spent more than 30 years advocating for victims in Denver, and his father dedicated more than three decades to community investment banking and regulation. Their example gave him both a deep sense of responsibility to his community and a desire to put that responsibility into practice. As the son of an immigrant from Mexico, he also feels a personal connection to the families who turn to him for help.

During college, that desire grew into a calling to serve immigrants. It led him to Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, where he chose to study because of its immigration program and began helping immigrants through its legal clinic. That work brought his purpose into focus: using the law to stand beside people facing decisions that could shape their families’ futures. Today, he carries that purpose into his work as an immigration attorney, bringing a personal commitment to the people behind each case.

Experience grounded in care.

Michael’s experience includes family-based and humanitarian immigration applications, client interview preparation, and representation in immigration proceedings.

At Martinez Law, the focus is on understanding your circumstances, explaining your options clearly, and preparing your case with care.

Licensed in New Mexico. Based in Colorado.
Practice limited to federal immigration and nationality matters. Not admitted in Colorado.

CLEAR PRICING

Know where you stand.

Attorney fees for the services below. The written engagement agreement defines the scope of your representation.

Consultation

$100

Family-based adjustment of status Includes interview accompaniment

$3,000

Consular processing Without a waiver

$2,500

Consular processing with waiver Includes interview preparation; no attorney attendance at the consular interview

$4,000

U visa

$3,000

T visa

$4,000

Listed amounts are attorney fees, not government filing fees or outside expenses. Before representation begins, we will confirm the services covered, any additional work, and applicable costs in writing. Eligibility and outcomes depend on the facts of each case.

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

Let’s talk about
your next chapter.

A consultation is a chance to discuss your circumstances, ask questions, and understand potential next steps.

VIRTUAL CONSULTATION$100

Meet with attorney Michael Martinez.

Call 720-392-7577

Call or email to arrange a consultation. Please avoid sending sensitive case details before we have discussed a secure way to share them.