Boston Immigration Lawyer
T.P.L. Global, LLC is an immigration law firm in Woburn, just north of Boston, helping families across Greater Boston with green cards, humanitarian cases, waivers, immigration court and U.S. citizenship. Meet us in person in Woburn, or by phone or video from anywhere in Massachusetts.
Attorney Tejas G. Patel, Esq. · Massachusetts Bar since 2014 · AILA member · Consultations in English, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Spanish
On This Page
Key Facts
- Office in Woburn, just north of Boston
- Boston Immigration Court cases
- Consultations in 5 languages
- In person, phone or video
- Massachusetts Bar since 2014
Why Work With a Boston-Area Immigration Firm?
Many immigration cases in Massachusetts run through Boston: interviews at the USCIS Boston Field Office, hearings at the Boston Immigration Court, and state-court steps such as SIJS findings in the Probate and Family Court. A local attorney knows how these offices work, how long they are taking, and what local officers and judges expect to see.
Our office at 100 Tradecenter Drive in Woburn is easy to reach from I-93 and I-95, so many Boston-area clients find it easier to visit than downtown.
Local knowledge. We prepare clients for interviews at the USCIS Boston Field Office and hearings at the Boston Immigration Court.
Your language. Consultations in English, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Spanish, so you can explain your situation fully.
Clear advice. We tell you the risks and the realistic timeline before you file anything.
Do I Need a Boston Immigration Lawyer?
You can file many forms yourself, but mistakes in immigration cases are costly: a missed deadline, an undisclosed arrest or the wrong form can lead to denial or a Notice to Appear in immigration court. Since 2025, USCIS has issued Notices to Appear more often after denials.
An attorney is especially important if you have ever been arrested, overstayed a visa, entered without inspection, had a prior denial, or received any letter from immigration court.
Immigration Cases We Handle for Boston Families
- Family green cards — spouses, parents, children and siblings; family-based immigration.
- Humanitarian cases — U visas for crime victims, T visas, VAWA, SIJS and asylum; humanitarian immigration.
- Immigration court — removal defense, bond hearings and appeals.
- Waivers and problem cases — I-601, I-601A, I-212, RFE and NOID responses, and delayed cases.
- Visitor visas, green cards and U.S. citizenship — individual immigration.
Boston Immigration Court and USCIS Offices
Boston Immigration Court
JFK Federal Building, 15 New Sudbury Street, Room 320, Boston, MA 02203. The public entrance is at 125 Cambridge Street, near Government Center (Green and Blue Lines). There is no public parking in the building.
USCIS Boston Field Office
Also in the JFK Federal Building at Government Center. Green card and citizenship interviews for much of eastern Massachusetts take place here; some areas are served by the USCIS Lawrence Field Office.
Always check your notice for the exact address and time, and arrive early: security screening can take a while.
How We Work With You
- Consultation — in Woburn, by phone or by video; we review your history and goals.
- Strategy and fee agreement — a clear written plan and fee before work begins.
- Preparation — forms, evidence and declarations, reviewed with you line by line.
- Filing and tracking — we monitor USCIS or court deadlines and respond to any request for evidence.
- Interview or hearing preparation — we prepare you for questions at the Boston Field Office or Immigration Court.
- Decision and next steps — from green card to citizenship.
Immigration in Massachusetts in 2026: What to Know
- Higher fees. New federal fees took effect in 2025 and 2026 for some filings, including asylum applications, SIJ petitions and certain work permits.
- Stricter review. USCIS has tightened guidance in areas such as VAWA and SIJS, and issues Notices to Appear more often after denials.
- Long waits. Many family and humanitarian categories have multi-year backlogs; check the USCIS processing times tool.
- Know your rights. If you are contacted by ICE or receive a court notice, speak to an attorney before signing anything.
Areas We Serve Around Boston
We work with clients throughout Greater Boston and Massachusetts, including Boston neighborhoods such as Dorchester, East Boston and Roxbury, and nearby cities such as Woburn, Burlington, Lexington, Billerica, Melrose, Malden, Medford, Somerville, Cambridge, Chelsea, Revere, Lynn, Lowell, Lawrence, Waltham and Framingham. Federal immigration law is the same in every state, so we also represent clients across the United States.
What to Bring to Your Consultation
- Passport, visas, I-94 record and any green card or work permit
- Every notice from USCIS, immigration court or a consulate
- Marriage, birth and divorce certificates for family cases
- Records of any arrests or court cases, even if dismissed
- A short timeline of your entries and exits from the U.S.
How much does an immigration lawyer in Boston cost?
Fees depend on the type of case and its history. Government filing fees are separate and set by USCIS. We explain our consultation and legal fees clearly before you decide to hire us, and we put them in a written agreement.
Boston Immigration Lawyer: Frequently Asked Questions
Where is your office?
Our office is at 100 Tradecenter Drive, Suite G700, Woburn, MA 01801, just north of Boston. We also meet clients by phone and video.
Do you represent clients at the Boston Immigration Court?
Yes. We handle removal defense, bond hearings and related appeals for cases at the Boston Immigration Court in the JFK Federal Building.
How much does a consultation cost?
Ask us when you call. We explain our consultation options and fees up front, before you decide anything.
What languages do you speak?
Consultations are available in English, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Spanish.
Can you help if I live outside Massachusetts?
Yes. Immigration law is federal, so we represent clients across the United States, mostly by phone, video and secure upload.
How long does a green card take in Boston?
It depends on the category and the USCIS Boston Field Office workload. We check current processing times for your case type at your consultation.
Why Clients Choose Us?
Simple, guided process designed to make your immigration journey clear and manageable.
Strategy Calls
We Set Realistic Timelines
We File Carefully and Thoroughly
Ongoing Updates
Remote Capability
Boston Immigration Lawyer – Ready to take the next step?
Every case starts with a careful review of your history and evidence. Book a consultation and we will explain your options, the risks and the realistic timeline before you decide anything.
Consultations are available in English, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Spanish, by phone, video or in person in Woburn.
