Immigration Law Firms in Nevada

AREAS OF PRACTICE Family Immigration Business Immigration Appeals & Waivers Admissions, Memberships & Affiliations •State Bar of Texas •US Supreme Court •5th Circuit Court of Appeals •Supreme Court of Texas •US Tax Court •Fed Dist Courts of Eastern District of Texas, Southern District of Texas, & Arkansas •Clark County Bar Association •Board Certified in Immigration & Nationality Law •Texas Bar Immigration Committee •American Immigration Lawyers Association (past NV Chairperson and Board of Governors) •Japan-American Society (NV Chapter Board of Directors) •Chinese American Chamber of Commerce (NV Board of Governors) •Consular Corp College (Board of Governors) •US Immigration Judge, Executive Offices of Immigration Review •Honorary Counsel for Austria •Boy Scouts of America, 30 year active member •Freshman & Varsity Football at the Univ of Notre Dame •Bengal Bouts at the Univ of Notre Dame Noted Cases: •Fano v. O’Neil, 806 F2d 1262 (5th Cir. 1987) •Five Star Restaurants, WAC 01-001-53644, INS/OAA (2001) •Hyatt Regency, WAC-02-223-52560 (AAO, Nov. 7, 2007)

Robert A. Perkins, The Immigration Professor, graduated Magna Cum Laude from Beloit College in 1986 and received his J.D., Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Illinois College of Law in 1989. He then started practicing law at the prestigious international firm of Denton's (at the time called Sonnenschein Nath and Rosenthal). In 1994, he established his own law firm, focusing exclusively on immigration law, which involves visas, green cards, U.S. citizenship, and anything else immigration-related. Mr. Perkins has represented hundreds of clients in deportation defense cases including asylum, cancellation of removal, criminal waivers, and more. He also has represented a variety of tech and other firms in business immigration matters including H-1B, H-2B, E-2, R-1, O-1, PERM, EB-1, and more. Mr. Perkins has filed many family-based petitions for clients as well as U visas and VAWA petitions. His particular passion is litigating cases against USCIS and ICE across the United States for unlawful detention, abuse, civil rights violations, and more.

HEYMAN LAW GROUP is a law firm based in Las Vegas, NV that focuses primarily on family-based and employment-based immigration, non-immigrant visas, assistance for victims of domestic violence and criminal activity, waiver applications, and many other complex immigration matters. We are dedicated to providing professional legal advice on green card and visa processes, adjustment of status, citizenship, and more. We understand how stressful going through immigration issues can be and how they often affect your family, your life, your future, and the pressure you experience while going through complicated and exhausting immigration process. Our mission is to help relieve our clients of these burdens, to establish a relationship based on trust, and to bring a more personal touch to the practice of immigration law. We will give your case the individualized attention it deserves, and will make sure that you achieve your immigration goals as quickly and painlessly as possible. For a free initial consultation with our immigration attorney, Darren Heyman, Esq., please call us, or schedule your appointment online. We look forward to meeting and serving you in the near future.

Arsen V. Baziyants is a Las Vegas-based immigration attorney focusing exclusively on family-based immigration and naturalization since 2008. His practice provides careful, individualized legal guidance in marriage-based green card cases, waivers, and U.S. citizenship matters. He represents clients nationwide in federal immigration matters and emphasizes clarity, preparation, and long-term strategy in every case. Licensing and Credentials: - Practicing immigration law exclusively since 2008 - Admitted to the Practice of Law and Nevada State Bar Member Since 2008 (11052) - Juris Doctor, City University of New York School of Law (2008) - B.A. in Philosophy, University of Nevada Las Vegas - Member of American Immigration Lawyers Association - Fluent in Russian and Armenian, with conversational proficiency in Spanish, serving diverse immigrant communities WHY I PRACTICE IMMIGRATION LAW Immigration law is personal to me because I’ve lived it. I came to the United States from Armenia in 1996 at the age of 17, alone, with limited English and little guidance. Like many immigrants, I struggled through confusing forms, unreliable advice, and years of uncertainty while pursuing permanent residency. That experience shaped not only my life, but the way I practice law. Today, I represent individuals and families navigating the same system I once faced myself. I understand the emotional weight behind each case — reunifying with loved ones, securing lawful status, or preparing for naturalization — and I approach every matter with care, clarity, and determination. My clients are never treated as case numbers. They are people with real lives, real concerns, and real futures. I guide them step by step, explain the process in plain language, and remain personally involved from start to finish. Practicing immigration law exclusively since 2008, I combine firsthand understanding with legal experience to provide thoughtful, strategic representation.

Hector E. Quiroga is an immigration attorney and a professor of law at Gonzaga University Law School. Hector immigrated to the United States in January, 2000. He spoke no English but had a strong desire to become an immigration lawyer. Hector worked in many jobs to support his career (from unloading trucks, to washing dishes, to installing antennas). He learned and mastered English and settled in Spokane, Washington. He graduated with honors and attended Gonzaga School of Law, where he graduated top of his class. He was part of the University Moot Court Room, where he earned distinguished awards. More importantly, Hector’s passion for the American Dream has made him perfect advocate for those seeking legal status in the United States. Hector lived it. Today he is a citizen of the United States. He remembers vividly what it feels like to have a visa, a green card, and to apply and acquire citizenship to Untied States. Hector is a husband and a father. He enjoys coaching soccer (a team of 12 kids 9 to 10 year olds). He founded the Quiroga Law Office, PLLC in 2009, with his wife, also an immigration attorney. Today, the law firm has offices in Spokane and Tri Cities and employs 25 people, including 7 lawyers. Hector and his team help and protect immigrants like themselves achieve the American Dream.