Your Partner in Immigration
Quan Law Group, PLLC is a full-service U.S. immigration law firm based in Houston, Texas.
WHY CHOOSE US
Quan Law Group (QLG) understands that each immigration case is different and each client’s situation and needs are different; thus, a personalized approach is the optimal strategy for the successful representation of our clients. QLG has experienced and award-winning attorneys with vast knowledge in all areas of immigration law. All of QLG’s Founding Partners are Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Our attorneys have received Top Lawyer, Super Lawyer and/or Rising Star designations for their excellence in immigration law.
INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES
Families matter. Whether you're getting married, already married, or looking to reunite your family, Quan Law Group will provide you with the personal focus that your family deserves.
EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES
Because business can't wait. Whether you're looking to relocate an existing employee or secure a new hire, we'll represent you and your company in obtaining the necessary visas for your employees.
ENTREPRENEURS
Everyone has a dream. Whether you’re looking to create a small business or invest in a multimillion dollar Regional Center, let the Quan Law Group guide you down the immigration path to fulfill your dreams.
Our Services
Family Based Permanent Residence
Citizenship and Naturalization
Employment Based Work Visas
Employment Based Permanent Residence
Individual Investors
Representation in Removal Proceedings
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2020 Accolades
February 2020 – Matthew Thompson, Senior Attorney, has been named to the Board of Director of the Intercontinental Chamber of Commerce. March 2020 – Gordon Qu
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Notice from Quan Law Group
March 19, 2020 Dear Clients and Friends, We hope this email finds you in good health during these difficult times for our community, our country and the world. Let...
Quan Law Group @ Update on New Developments in U.S. Immigration