Law Office of Alena Ray Conrad, P.C.

Law Office of Alena Ray Conrad, P.C. Immigration Attorney
Abogada de Inmigracion Navegar por las leyes de inmigración puede ser intimidante. Estoy aquí para ayudarle. I've got you covered.

Con cambios constantes, es importante contar con una guía experta y confiable a su lado.

🏆 Con un tasa de aprobación del 99% desde la apertura de mi bufete de abogados en 2010, me he dedicado exclusivamente al derecho de inmigración, centrándome en la residencia permanente a través de un familiar y víctimas de crímenes. Como hija de un inmigrante, esto va más allá de ser una profesión, es un comp

romiso personal. Ya sea para obtener permisos de trabajo, residencia permanente o ciudadanía estadounidense, estoy aquí para ayudarle. ¿Necesitas claridad sobre sus opciones y qué hacer a continuación? Además de mis más de 17 años de experiencia, los clientes me eligen por mi compromiso de brindar explicaciones claras, mantenerlos informados sobre su caso y ofrecer resultados de primera categoría. ⚖️

¿Listo para explorar sus opciones, hacer preguntas o buscar una segunda opinión?
🗓️ Agenda una llamada de orientación gratuita aquí ➡️ https://go.rayconradlaw.com/llamada-de-descubrimiento
☎️ (213)772-3082 Todos hablamos español e inglés y estamos listos para ayudarle. Navigating immigration laws can be scary. With constant changes, it's important to have a knowledgeable and trustworthy guide by your side.

🏆 Achieving a remarkable 99% approval rating since opening my law firm in 2010, I've dedicated myself solely to immigration law with a focus on permanent residency through a family member and victims of crimes. As the daughter of an immigrant, this is more than a profession—it's a personal commitment. Whether it's obtaining work permits, permanent residency, or US citizenship, I'm here to help. Need clarity on your options and what to do next? In addition to my 17+ years of experience, clients choose me for my commitment to providing clear explanations, keeping them informed about their case and delivering top-notch results. ⚖️

Ready to explore your options, ask questions, or seek a second opinion?
🗓️ Schedule a free orientation call here ➡️ https://bit.ly/Callenglish
☎️ (213)772-3082 We all speak Spanish and English and we are ready to help you.

A common question we've seen in the group recently“What immigration status do I put on my renewal?”This is a bit tricky ...
06/03/2026

A common question we've seen in the group recently
“What immigration status do I put on my renewal?”

This is a bit tricky since deferred action is not an option when you complete the renewal online.

For online renewals, many applicants currently select NLS (No Lawful Status).
For paper filings, you have a blank space so many people write or type in "DACA."

⚠️ Immigration forms can be confusing, and small mistakes may create delays or issues later. Always review your application carefully before submitting.

If you need our assistance with your DACA renewal or understanding your options, our office is here to help.

📞 310-987-7172
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On May 21, 2026, USCIS issued a new memo about Adjustment of Status, the process some people use to apply for a green ca...
05/29/2026

On May 21, 2026, USCIS issued a new memo about Adjustment of Status, the process some people use to apply for a green card from inside the United States. The memo emphasizes that this type of case is discretionary, meaning officers may look beyond basic eligibility and consider the full picture before making a decision.

This does not mean Adjustment of Status is gone. But it does mean that case preparation matters even more than before. How a case is documented, explained, and supported can make a real difference.

It is also important to stay calm. News like this can create a lot of fear, and many immigration attorneys are already raising legal concerns about it. More updates, and possibly legal fights over this policy, may still come.

For now, the message is: do not panic, but do take preparation seriously.

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We’re so glad we could support you! Receiving that approval call is something we know means everything, and we’re honore...
05/26/2026

We’re so glad we could support you! Receiving that approval call is something we know means everything, and we’re honored to have been part of your journey.

Moments like this remind us why we do this work: helping families move forward with confidence and peace of mind.

If you’re going through your own immigration process and want a team that will guide you every step of the way, we’re here to help.

📞 310-987-7172
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Locking up at 5 on a Saturday 🔐 In immigration law, things can change quickly, so we keep showing up, building solid cas...
05/24/2026

Locking up at 5 on a Saturday 🔐 In immigration law, things can change quickly, so we keep showing up, building solid cases, and making sure our clients' rights are protected at every stage. Today was a full one: consultations, legal memos, consular cases progressing, and the best news- a client just picked up her passport stamped with permanent residency 🛂💚 Grateful for the reminder of why this work matters.

⚠️ DACA & Advance Parole Update - May 22, 2026USCIS says DACA renewals are taking about 3.5 months but there's a catch. ...
05/22/2026

⚠️ DACA & Advance Parole Update - May 22, 2026
USCIS says DACA renewals are taking about 3.5 months but there's a catch. This data is based on the past 6 months, which means the real wait time is likely longer. We're hearing from people waiting 5–6 months with no decision yet.
If your DACA expires in the next 6–7 months, file NOW if you are eligible . Don't wait.
As for Advance Parole, processing is sitting at 22 months, and there are reports it may be paused altogether.
If AP is part of your immigration plan, it may be time to rethink your strategy. Every case is different, and timing matters more than ever right now.
📩 Have questions about your renewal or next steps towards permanent residency? Give us a call (310)987-7172
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One of the most common questions we hear is: “How long will my case take?”For many marriage-based Adjustment of Status c...
05/19/2026

One of the most common questions we hear is: “How long will my case take?”

For many marriage-based Adjustment of Status cases in the Los Angeles area, the process is currently taking about 12 months, but every case is different. Some move faster, while others take longer because of requests for documents, prior immigration history, or eligibility issues.

The good news is that understanding the process can help you prepare better and avoid unnecessary delays. Read our full article here: https://www.rayconradlaw.com/post/howlongdoesamarriage-basedgreencardtakeinlosangeles

If you are not sure whether you qualify to apply inside the U.S. or want to understand the safest strategy for your case, scheduling a consultation can help you make the right decision before filing. Call us: 310-987-7172

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Did you know the USCIS backlog has more than tripled in the last decade? Delays aren't random. They're a growing problem...
05/14/2026

Did you know the USCIS backlog has more than tripled in the last decade?
Delays aren't random. They're a growing problem that affects real people waiting for green cards, work permits, citizenship, and more.
When the backlog grows, so does the hardship:
❌ No work authorization for those that qualify
❌ Uncertainty about your status
❌ Months (or years) without answers
Here's what we know: the backlog got significantly worse in 2020–2021 and hasn't fully recovered. Every year you wait to start your case could mean more time in line.
✅ The best way to avoid unnecessary delays? Start your case with an experienced attorney who knows how to file it right the first time.
Don't wait for the backlog to shrink; take control of your case now.
📞 Call or text us today: 310-987-7172

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Big change for USCIS interviews starting May 18, 2026. If you or someone you know has an interview coming up, here's wha...
05/14/2026

Big change for USCIS interviews starting May 18, 2026. If you or someone you know has an interview coming up, here's what to know. 👇

A USCIS interview is an official part of the immigration process, not just a conversation. Starting May 18th, attorneys who attend must be physically present; remote appearance will no longer be allowed at most interviews.

Having an attorney present can help ensure the law is applied correctly, flag questions or requests that go beyond what is appropriate, and protect your rights during the interview.

This is especially important for cases involving prior filings or denials, immigration history, arrests, inconsistencies, or complex family-based circumstances.

We are based in California but travel to other states when needed. Call to schedule a strategy session: 3109877172

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This Mother’s Day, we want to recognize the mothers who do so much behind the scenes for their families.We see that stre...
05/10/2026

This Mother’s Day, we want to recognize the mothers who do so much behind the scenes for their families.
We see that strength.
We honor that sacrifice.
And we know that for many mothers, immigration is about much more than documents. It is about family, security, and peace of mind.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers and mother figures in our community. 💙

En este Día de la Madre, queremos reconocer a las madres que tanto hacen tras bambalinas por sus familias.
Vemos esa fortaleza.
Honramos ese sacrificio.
Y sabemos que para muchas madres, la inmigración es mucho más que documentos. Se trata de familia, seguridad y tranquilidad.
¡Feliz Día de la Madre a todas las madres y figuras maternas de nuestra comunidad! 💙

Muchas personas llegan a consulta pensando que ya no tienen ninguna posibilidad de arreglar su estatus migratorio.Esa co...
05/09/2026

Muchas personas llegan a consulta pensando que ya no tienen ninguna posibilidad de arreglar su estatus migratorio.

Esa conclusión suele venir de experiencias pasadas: una orden de deportación, una petición que no avanzó, un caso negado o una situación familiar que parece haber cerrado el camino.

Pero algo que vemos con frecuencia es esto:
todavía pueden existir opciones, incluso cuando no son evidentes a primera vista.

Hemos revisado casos en los que:

una orden de deportación previa no era el final de la historia
una petición podía continuar a pesar del fallecimiento del peticionario
una petición antigua permitía beneficios bajo la sección 245(i)
o una persona podía tener una opción migratoria que no había considerado, como una visa U

Cada caso es diferente. No todas las personas califican. Pero cuando hay dudas, una revisión cuidadosa puede ayudarle a entender:

qué opciones todavía podrían existir
qué riesgos debe considerar
y cuáles podrían ser sus próximos pasos

¡Contactenos para evaluar su caso! 310-987-7172

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17420 Avalon Boulevard #203
Carson, CA
90746

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