“Nuria called me back in Spanish and told me exactly which papers were missing. At the interview, nothing surprised us.”
Mirna G.Marriage green card
Immigration law · Dallas
Real cases. Real decisions. Plain answers.
Zambrano & Kwon is a Dallas firm for immigrant families: green cards, citizenship, work permits and removal defense, in English and in Spanish. See what decisions look like, then call or text.
- Spanish and EnglishDulce, Gerardo and Nuria speak Spanish
- Call or text(469) 555-0138
- Fee letter firstScope and price before you pay
- Video visitsFrom your phone, in either language
Sample matters
Four decisions, one word each
This is how we write up a result: the word on the decision, the kind of case, and what it took.
Granted
Cancellation of removal
A father of three, eleven years in Dallas. The judge granted relief after a full hearing.
2025
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Approved
Marriage green card
A gap in his entry record. We built the evidence file, and the officer approved after the interview.
2024
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Terminated
Removal proceedings
Her family petition was approved, and the government agreed to end the case so she could apply with USCIS.
2024
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Naturalized
Citizenship interview
She missed the English portion once. After two practice sessions she passed, and took the oath.
2025
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Sample matters, written to show how we describe results. Every case is different, and past results don't guarantee a similar outcome.
What we handle
Four kinds of case, one office
Find the one that sounds like yours. Each page says what we file, what to bring and who handles it.
- 01
Green cards and family
Spouses, parents, children, and the waivers that clear the way when the past gets in it.
Green cards and family - 03
Removal defense
Bond, immigration court, asylum and appeals, starting from the first notice.
Removal defense - 04
Work permits
DACA and TPS renewals, permits while a case is pending, and employer-sponsored visas.
Work permits
Clients
After the decision, a few words
“Ms. Kwon explained every step of my hearing and Gerardo translated without rushing. When I walked into court, I knew what to expect.”
Evelio T.Removal defense
“We practiced the civics questions out loud until I stopped being nervous. On the day, I knew the answers.”
Hortensia R.Citizenship
Sample reviews. Each client's case is different, and these don't predict yours.
The lawyers
One office, three lawyers
Three lawyers and a paralegal, in one office on McKinney Avenue. Each case has one lawyer's name on it.
Dulce Zambrano
Founding partner
Takes the family green card and citizenship cases, and meets every new family herself.
Brenna Kwon
Partner, removal defense
Argues bond hearings, immigration court cases and appeals, from the first notice to the decision.
Gerardo Quesada
Associate
Files work permits, DACA renewals and citizenship applications, and practices the test with clients.
Questions
What people ask before calling
Are you really lawyers? My cousin used a notario.
Yes. Dulce, Brenna and Gerardo are licensed lawyers, and we'll give you our bar numbers. In many countries a notario is a lawyer; in the United States a notary public isn't, and can't advise you or file your case.
Can I talk to you if I don't have papers?
Yes. What you tell us stays between you and the firm, and we never report a client to immigration.
What does the first meeting cost?
We tell you when you book it. After that, every fee goes in a letter that you read and sign before you pay anything.
Do you work in Spanish?
Dulce, Gerardo and Nuria do, on calls, in meetings and in writing. Brenna meets Spanish-speaking clients with one of them in the room.
Can you promise a result?
No lawyer can. We tell you how we read your case, what could go wrong and what the next step is, in writing.
Call or text, in either language
Tell us what happened and we'll tell you what we would file. Weekdays 8 to 6, Saturday mornings.
Please don't send confidential details by text. We'll ask for them in the office.