Aloha Immigration Law Firm is a premier family-based immigration and naturalization practice based in Honolulu, Hawaii, distinguished by its compassionate, client-centered approach and deep expertise in U.S. immigration law. With over 25 years of experience and a legacy of defending immigrant rights, the firm stands out for its welcoming spirit, technical proficiency, and global partnership with Worldwide Migration Partners, offering a unique international perspective and resources.
The firm is led by a team with over 80 years of combined experience, including backgrounds with USCIS, ICE, and the State Department, ensuring thorough and knowledgeable handling of even the most complex cases. They prioritize direct attorney contact, secure and efficient case management, and a philosophy rooted in the aloha spirit—kindness, compassion, and dedication to each client’s success. Their services are tailored to individuals and families seeking family-based visas, green cards, waivers, naturalization, and relief from deportation or prior legal setbacks.
Services Offered
- Family-Based Immigration
- Marriage-Based Green Cards
- Naturalization and Citizenship Applications
- I-751 Removal of Conditions
- I-485 Adjustment of Status
- I-601 Waivers
- Visa Services (including E3, U-Visa, Special Immigrant Visa)
- Green Card Renewals
- Deportation Defense
- Victims of Trafficking and Crime Visa (U-Visa) Assistance
- Biometrics Preparation and Guidance
- Affidavit of Support Assistance
- Case Status Inquiries and Updates
- Pre-Interview Preparation and Guides
- Legal Representation in Immigration Court
- Citizenship Test Preparation (USCIS Civics Test)
- Document Preparation and Review
- Address Change Assistance for Immigration Purposes
- Limited Purpose Driver’s License Guidance
- Traveller Redress Inquiry Support
The firm serves clients globally with offices in Honolulu, New York, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, and is proficient in handling cases in English. Their commitment to immigrant rights is further reflected in their involvement in high-profile advocacy and the establishment of a scholarship in honor of founder Clare Hanusz for students pursuing immigration law.
