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Mark Naugle, immigration lawyer in Salt Lake City, NM

Mark NaugleTop rated

4.5(2)
Immigration Lawyer at Monument Immigration
Salt Lake City, NM Replies in ~24h English, Spanish 16 years practicing UT Bar No. 12603
AsylumBusinessCitizenshipEmploymentFamilyInvestmentRemoval DefenseStudent

About Mark

Since graduating from law school in 2009, Mark has been advocating for the underprivileged and disenfranchised as an attorney. He has practiced in Washington State, California, and Utah. He has represented more than 15,000 clients across the country and the globe. As a fluent Spanish speaker, Mark is a passionate advocate for immigrants and their rights. As an active member of the Utah State Bar Association, Mark is eligible to practice immigration law in any jurisdiction and continues to represent clients across the globe.

Practice areas

Asylum

Affirmative and defensive asylum cases

I-589WithholdingCAT
Business

Corporate immigration and global mobility

E-1E-2TNCompliance
Citizenship

Naturalization and derivative citizenship

N-400N-600
Employment

Work visas, PERM and employment-based green cards

H-1BL-1O-1EB-2EB-3PERM
Family

Spouse, fiancé(e), parent and sibling petitions

I-130K-1I-485AOSGreen Card
Investment

Investor and entrepreneur visas

EB-5E-2L-1A
Removal Defense

Deportation and immigration court defense

NTACancellationBond
Student

F-1, M-1, OPT and STEM extensions

F-1OPTSTEM-OPTM-1

Education

The University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of LawJ.D. (2009) | Law · 2009
University of UtahB.A. · 2000

Bar & associations

Bar license
UT Bar No. 12603
Active & in good standing
Utah State Bar
Utah Theatre Bloggers Association
Legal Adviser
National Lawyers Guild
Attorney Member
State Bar of California
Washington State Bar Association

Professional experience

Owner/Attorney · Law Office of Isabel Cueva, PLLC2015 – 2017
Associate Immigration Attorney · Higbee & Associates2012 – 2014
Attorney · Carillon Point Family Lawyers2010 – 2012
Legal Intern · ACLU of Utah2008 – 2009
Law Student Volunteer · Centro de la Familia2008 – 2009
Attorney/Owner · Monument Immigration
Founder · Quitmormon.com

Awards

Utah Legal EliteUtah Business Magazine · 2018
10 BestAmerican Institute of Legal Counsel · 2018
Excellent RatingAVVO · 2014
Award of Exceptional Pro Bono ServiceUtah Pro Bono Initiative · 2009
High Honors ScholarshipUniversity of Utah · 2004

Client reviews

4.5
2 client reviews
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H. LiuFeb 3, 2026

Got my H-1B approved on the first try

My company's in-house lawyer dropped the ball, this team picked it up two weeks before deadline and we still got an approval. Lifesavers.

VP
V. PetrovaAug 14, 2025

Transparent, calm, and incredibly thorough

Walked me through every step of my I-130. Replied to every email within hours. Worth every dollar.

Frequently asked

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