Best Immigration Attorneys in Wilton

Ramiro Orozco is one of Arkansas's most respected immigration attorneys with over 15 years of dedicated immigration law practice. As a bilingual attorney who immigrated to the U.S. himself, he brings deep personal understanding to his cases. His firm maintains an exceptional success rate in family-based petitions, deportation defense, and business immigration matters. Orozco is admitted to practice before all Arkansas courts and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas. Clients consistently praise his compassionate approach and thorough case preparation, with numerous successful citizenship applications and family reunification cases throughout Arkansas.

Debra Reece has built a strong reputation in Northwest Arkansas immigration law with over 12 years of focused practice. Her firm specializes in complex family immigration cases, naturalization applications, and employment-based visas. With admission to practice in Arkansas and before the U.S. District Courts, she has successfully handled numerous deportation defense cases and asylum applications. Clients highlight her meticulous attention to detail and personalized approach to each case. The firm serves clients throughout Arkansas including the Wilton area, with particular expertise in marriage-based green cards and citizenship applications.

Laura Fernandez brings over a decade of specialized immigration law experience with particular strength in business immigration and employment visas. Her practice serves corporate clients and individuals throughout Arkansas, including the Wilton region. She has extensive experience with H-1B visas, L-1 transfers, EB-1 extraordinary ability petitions, and PERM labor certifications. Fernandez is known for her strategic approach to complex immigration matters and maintains strong relationships with USCIS and consular offices. Client reviews consistently mention her responsive communication style and successful outcomes in both employment-based and family immigration cases.