About us
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A Little About Us!
Lawyers focused on today’s immigration.
We are Arturo and Natalia, two lawyers working hard in humanitarian, labor, and family immigration processes with the mission of promoting our clients’ immigration goals.
Our working relationship began when we collaborated on several complicated cases, representing clients pro-bono. This led us to realize how successful we are when we work together, and we decided to join forces to open our own firm.
It is our commitment to our community, our dedication and calling to help those who seek to immigrate, which motivated us to open our firm dedicated to our people.
Focused on Immigration
We are prepared to deal with immigration cases of every nature.
Experience
Collectively, we have assisted more than 7,000 people located around the world.
Mission
We fight for our client’s goals until we achieve the best result possible, priding ourselves in our excellent customer experience.
Vision
We want to offer immigration services through innovative platforms, tools, and information for today’s immigrant.
Values
Our work is based on honesty, respect for our clients’ dignity, and innovation.
"IT IS OUR COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITY THAT MOTIVATES US EVERY DAY."
Attorney Natalia Villar
Before founding Villar & García, I worked as the Supervising Consultation Attorney at an immigration firm in Washington DC focused on humanitarian immigration. Previously, I worked at a full service law firm in Arizona, focusing on corporate, family, and humanitarian immigration processes.
My experience in immigration law as an attorney began more than six years ago, but I have over 10 years in the field as a paralegal, translator, and legal assistant. Previously, I worked at the American Civil Liberties Union, the Tempe City Attorney's Office, the United States Federal Congress, and the Mexican Consulate located in Austin, Texas.
I received my J.D. from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in Phoenix, where I received academic recognition for my performance. I also have a bachelor’s degree in Global Studies with a focus on Conflict Resolution from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas, where I graduated Magna Cum Laude.
Attorney Natalia Villar
Before founding Villar & García, I worked as the Supervising Consultation Attorney at an immigration firm in Washington DC focused on humanitarian immigration. Previously, I worked at a full service law firm in Arizona, focusing on corporate, family, and humanitarian immigration processes.
My experience in immigration law as an attorney began more than six years ago, but I have over 10 years in the field as a paralegal, translator, and legal assistant. Previously, I worked at the American Civil Liberties Union, the Tempe City Attorney's Office, the United States Federal Congress, and the Mexican Consulate located in Austin, Texas.
I received my J.D. from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in Phoenix, where I received academic recognition for my performance. I also have a bachelor’s degree in Global Studies with a focus on Conflict Resolution from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas, where I graduated Magna Cum Laude.
Attorney Arturo García
Before founding Villar & Garcia, I worked at a boutique immigration firm as a supervising attorney. Here I had the opportunity to gain experience in corporate and family procedures. In addition, I collaborated in the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), in the immigration court in Kansas City and in the Mexican consulate in Kansas City.
My experience in immigration cases began more than seven years ago. However, previously, I worked at the United States Federal Congress in Washington D.C.
I received my JD from the University of Kansas and, during my stay, I was president of the Latino Student Association. I also received my Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and Sociology from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas, where I graduated with honors.
Oscar Márquez
I am a graduate of the University of Texas in Austin, Texas, where I studied Political Science and History. From a young age, I showed interest in immigration law. Currently, I have been working for 7 years in law firms focusing on family, labor, and humanitarian petitions. In the near future, I aim to enter law school, and I am pleased to be able to assist clients of all nationalities in their immigration processes.
Oscar Márquez
I am a graduate of the University of Texas in Austin, Texas, where I studied Political Science and History. From a young age, I showed interest in immigration law. Currently, I have been working for 7 years in law firms focusing on family, labor, and humanitarian petitions. In the near future, I aim to enter law school, and I am pleased to be able to assist clients of all nationalities in their immigration processes.
Carlos
I graduated with a degree in Computer Information Systems from the University of Texas at El Paso, where I developed a strong foundation in technology and information management. Additionally, I hold certifications in Data Analysis from Google, further enhancing my expertise in the field. As an immigrant who recently became a resident after many years of perseverance, I have a deep appreciation for the challenges and opportunities that come with the immigration journey. My personal experience drives my passion for supporting others who have faced similar struggles.
Aine
My name is Aine, I studied Political Science and History at The University of Texas at El Paso, and was selected to be an Archer Fellow in Washington DC where I took classes on Policy Making while interning at the White House, studying diverse issues that affect the Latino community. Before Villar & Garcia, I've worked at another immigration law firm, and a civil litigation firm, but I like immigration a whole lot more. I like immigration a lot more because it's personal to me and my life, my best friend had DACA at a young age, and I saw how much she struggled just going through the process and not being able to receive any federal subsidies, not only that but just living in a binational community and coming from a family with mixed status, it's always important to give back. Hopefully someday, I'll become an immigration attorney and an immigration, labor lobbyist.
Aine
My name is Aine, I studied Political Science and History at The University of Texas at El Paso, and was selected to be an Archer Fellow in Washington DC where I took classes on Policy Making while interning at the White House, studying diverse issues that affect the Latino community. Before Villar & Garcia, I've worked at another immigration law firm, and a civil litigation firm, but I like immigration a whole lot more. I like immigration a lot more because it's personal to me and my life, my best friend had DACA at a young age, and I saw how much she struggled just going through the process and not being able to receive any federal subsidies, not only that but just living in a binational community and coming from a family with mixed status, it's always important to give back. Hopefully someday, I'll become an immigration attorney and an immigration, labor lobbyist.
