Immigration lawyers and civil litigators
Metz Law Group is a Seattle law firm. We handle immigration cases for families across Washington, and we represent plaintiffs in complex civil litigation.
Hablamos español. Todos en esta oficina trabajan en español todos los días.
Immigration law services
Immigration court and removal defense
If you have a hearing date, start here.
Family and fiancé petitions
Bringing a spouse, child, parent, or fiancé to the United States.
Green cards and citizenship
Permanent residence, removing conditions, naturalization.
Asylum and protection
For people who cannot safely return home.
U visas and VAWA
Confidential options for survivors of crime and abuse.
Waivers of inadmissibility
When something in your history is standing in the way.
Twenty-five years in this community
Metz Law Group has served clients in the Puget Sound region since 2001 and has practiced immigration law since 2012. Our attorneys and staff handle family petitions, asylum claims, removal defense, and cases for young people who cannot safely return to a parent.
What our clients say
I had consulted with three other attorneys before I was introduced to Metz Law. It was the best decision ever for our family.
Laura A.M
They made themselves available and accessible for all of our needs and questions.
David L.V
Complex and public interest litigation
Alongside the immigration practice, the firm represents plaintiffs in cases affecting the public interest: consumers and employees exploited by large enterprises, people injured by unsafe products, and groups of people harmed in the same way by the same institution.
Read about the litigation practice →Talk with us about your situation
Immigration cases turn on details that are hard to assess on your own. A consultation will help you understand what you need to do to protect your rights.
We work in Spanish and English.
The information on this page is general and is not legal advice. Immigration law changes frequently, and how it applies depends on the specific facts of your case. Reading this page does not create an attorney-client relationship.