


The Law Office of Patricia Machado offers compassionate, experienced guidance for all immigration matters. As the daughter of immigrants herself, attorney Patricia Machado understands immigration issues on a deeply personal level. Along with attorney Alex Pramer, our firm offers multilingual support and full-service representation across immigration, family law, and criminal defense.



Do not trust your case with someone who is not a lawyer. We have the legal knowledge needed for your case and offer affordable payment plans. Place your trust in our hands.
Do not trust your case with someone who is not a lawyer. We have the legal knowledge needed for your case and offer affordable payment plans. Place your trust in our hands.




The Law Office of Patricia Machado takes matters of immigration seriously. The daughter of Cuban political exiles, Patricia Machado knows how important it is for immigration matters to be settled quickly by a skilled attorney. Our immigration lawyers can guide you through every step of the process with clarity, compassion, and experience. Whether you are seeking to adjust your status, apply for a green card, fight deportation, or pursue naturalization, our team is here to help you protect your rights and your family.
Our firm understands that immigration law is often intertwined with family and criminal matters. A criminal charge, a custody dispute, or a divorce can have serious implications for your immigration case. That’s why we provide a full-service approach, ensuring that every aspect of your legal situation is addressed. We are committed to guiding you safely through these challenges while giving you honest advice and practical solutions.
We know that the uncertainty of immigration challenges can be stressful. At The Law Office of Patricia Machado, we treat every client like family. Our team, led by Patricia Machado and Alex Pramer, focuses on direct communication, multilingual support, and personalized legal strategies. We take the time to explain your options, keep you informed with case updates, and work with you on payment plans so that legal help is accessible and stress-free.
By combining our knowledge of immigration, family, and criminal law, we provide guidance that protects not only your legal status but also your family’s stability and well-being. Our goal is to help you move forward with confidence, knowing that your legal team is advocating for you every step of the way.



Immigration is about more than forms and deadlines. It is about your life, your loved ones, and your dreams. We help clients from the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Venezuela, Cuba, and other Latin American countries navigate the complicated U.S. legal system. We see immigrants as one big family full of people working hard for a better life for themselves and their loved ones. We are all joined together in this singular purpose to protect each other’s futures.
At The Law Office of Patricia Machado, we provide comprehensive legal services designed to address every challenge our clients face. This includes:
We pride ourselves on creating a welcoming environment where you join your family with ours in the shared goal of successful immigration. Our team communicates honestly, answers your questions clearly, and supports you through difficult decisions. With a multilingual staff and a deep understanding of Latino and other immigrant communities, we make sure you never feel alone while navigating confusing legal matters.
Whether you are facing uncertainty about your immigration status, dealing with a family law matter, or confronting a criminal charge, The Law Office of Patricia Machado is here to guide you with experience, empathy, and dedication. We are all one family, and we are committed to helping you protect what matters most.
Yes. Even minor criminal charges can have serious immigration consequences. Certain offenses may affect visa eligibility, green card applications, or even lead to removal proceedings. It is important to work with an attorney who understands both criminal defense and immigration law so your legal strategy protects your immigration status.
A criminal case can directly impact your immigration status. Decisions made in a criminal case may affect your ability to remain in the United States. When the same legal team handles both matters, your defense strategy can be designed with your immigration future in mind.
Yes. Family law matters such as divorce, custody disputes, and allegations of domestic violence can affect immigration petitions and applications. Having legal guidance that understands both family law and immigration law can help protect your rights and your immigration status.
Our firm assists clients with a wide range of immigration matters, including family-based petitions, green cards, adjustment of status, deportation defense, and other immigration relief options. We also provide criminal defense and family law services so clients can address related legal issues in one place.
Immigration cases often overlap with other legal issues. Criminal charges and family disputes can affect a person’s ability to stay in the United States or obtain legal status. By offering these services together, we can provide more complete legal protection and help our clients navigate complex situations with confidence.
It is important to speak with an attorney as soon as possible. Non-citizens face additional risks when dealing with criminal charges. Early legal guidance can help protect both your legal rights and your immigration status.
In some cases, yes. Certain convictions may affect eligibility for a green card or other immigration benefits. However, every situation is different. An experienced attorney can review your case and explain the options that may still be available.
Not always. When immigration and family law issues are connected, having one legal team handle both matters can make the process easier and ensure that decisions made in one case do not negatively affect the other.
Yes. Our team is proud to serve Spanish-speaking clients and immigrant families. We strive to provide clear communication and guidance so clients fully understand their legal options and the steps involved in their case.


