Roberto Gonzalez - Immigration Lawyers: Providence RI

Specializing in Immigration Law - East Providence, RI

Practice Areas
* Family Immigration
* Workplace Immigration
* Temporary Visas
* Immigration Visas
* Naturalization
* Asylum
* Deportation & Removal
* Appeals to the Federal Courts
* VAWA Law
* Other Legal Areas

The attorneys at Gonzalez Law Offices are experienced in handling all types of immigration matters. We have over two decades of experience in helping both individuals and businesses obtain expedient and cost effective resolutions to immigration problems.

We assist individuals in obtaining naturalization, authorization to work, political asylum, permission to travel, and change of status. We also represent our clients in exclusion, deportation, removal and cancellation proceedings. We are experienced in representing our clients before the federal courts, the immigration courts, and the Citizenship and Immigration Service.

Gonzalez Law Offices Inc
450 Warren Ave
East Providence RI 02914
Tel: 401 432-7500
Fax: 401 432-7501
E-mail: rgonzalez@robertogonzalezlaw.com

Roberto Gonzalez's legal experience spans two decades in the private and public sectors, as a partner and practicing attorney, and with the Providence Housing Court, where he served as Chief Judge until January of 2007. Prior to becoming a lawyer, he was the Director of the Educational Opportunity Center at Rhode Island College; a program designed to provide scholarship assistance to worthy students. Roberto's law practice focuses primarily in the area of immigration, although he has also worked in the areas of family, social security, business, workers' compensation, and personal injury law. He enjoys helping individuals become United States Citizens and Legal Permanent Residents, as well as providing advice on immigration issues. Roberto also represents businesses seeking to hire foreign nationals. He is active in the International Institute of R.I., the RI Coalition of Immigrants and Refugees, the American Immigration Lawyer's Association, and in the local Hispanic community. He is fluent in Spanish. Roberto received his Juris Doctor in 1986 from the New England School of Law, and his Masters Degree in Counseling and a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from Rhode Island College.