Law Office of Claudia Gregoire is a dedicated immigration law practice based in Providence, Rhode Island, specializing in a wide range of immigration matters with a focus on compassionate and effective representation. Founded by Claudia Grégoire, an attorney who immigrated to the U.S. from France as a child, the firm stands out for its deep personal understanding of the challenges faced by immigrants and its commitment to achieving positive outcomes for clients navigating complex legal processes.
With over ten years of experience and fluency in French, Spanish, and Italian, Attorney Grégoire offers personalized service, promptly communicating with clients and meticulously preparing each case. She has been recognized as a Rising Star in immigration law by SuperLawyers and maintains a 10.0 AVVO rating based on exceptional client feedback. The firm is particularly skilled in handling cases involving asylum, deportation defense, waivers, and family-based petitions, and is experienced in both Immigration Court and federal appellate litigation.
Services Offered
- Asylum applications (I-589)
- Family-based green cards (I-130/I-485)
- K-1 fiancé visas
- K-3 spousal visas
- Naturalization (N-400)
- Special Immigrant Juvenile visas (SIJ) (I-360)
- U-Visas for victims of crime
- Visas for victims of domestic violence (VAWA)
- I-601A and I-601 waivers for unlawful presence and criminal convictions
- I-212 waivers of deportation orders
- Deportation defense and removal proceedings
- Cancellation of removal
- Immigration appeals (BIA and First Circuit)
- Motions to reopen and motions to remand
- Representation before Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Habeas corpus petitions for release from detention
- Mandamus actions in federal courts
- Post-conviction relief and vacating criminal convictions
- Assistance with expedited removal orders
Serving clients in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, the firm offers legal support in English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese (by appointment). Attorney Grégoire is a longstanding member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and is admitted to practice in the Rhode Island and Massachusetts federal district courts.
