4 profesionales verificados en Detroit, Oberlin, Tiranë y New York.
Los abogados/as de inmigración que hablan francés en Estados Unidos y Albania que aparecen en ReRoot han indicado su profesión y los idiomas en los que trabajan. Cada perfil muestra a qué se dedican, dónde están y cómo contactarlos, para que puedas elegir a alguien que te entienda sin intérprete.
Un abogado de inmigración ayuda con visas, green cards, permisos de trabajo, peticiones familiares, ciudadanía, asilo y defensa contra la deportación. Estos casos dependen de formularios, plazos y entrevistas donde cada palabra cuenta, por eso muchas familias eligen un abogado que les explique el proceso en su idioma.
Ahora mismo hay 4 perfiles en Estados Unidos y Albania. Revisa los perfiles a continuación o filtra la lista por idioma, servicio o ciudad.

Immigration Lawyer
New York
I’m Yasaman Soroori, Founder & CEO of MIA, an immigration technology company making the U.S. immigration process faster, simpler, and more accessible. As an immigrant myself, I built MIA to modernize a process that is often expensive, confusing, and overwhelming. Our platform helps individuals, families, and employers navigate immigration—from eligibility and document preparation to completed applications and filing. MIA combines technology, AI, and human expertise to make immigration easier to understand and manage, while also connecting immigrants with resources to help them build their lives in the U.S.

Lawyer (General Practice)
Detroit
I am a personal injury attorney with Morgan & Morgan, a national law firm with offices across the United States. I focus on premises liability and serious injury cases, representing individuals harmed by unsafe property conditions, negligent security, and preventable hazards. My approach is detail-driven and grounded in the facts, ensuring every case is built carefully and with purpose. I am committed to holding property owners and corporations accountable and to advocating relentlessly for my clients so they can obtain the justice and compensation they deserve.

