For attorney F. Alejandro Gutiérrez, Esq., his clients come first. He has intimate knowledge of the process, coming to the US as a teenager. After more than a decade working as an interpreter with the State and Federal Court systems, including Immigration Court, attorney Alejandro Gutiérrez, Esq., decided to attend law school, with the intent to better serve the community, He was admitted to the New York State Bar the year after graduation and has practiced immigration, personal injury and criminal law for 15 years.

If your matter requires appearances before the Immigration Judge or Citizenship and Immigration Services, make sure you hire an attorney who will be present at your hearing or interview. The office of attorney Alejandro Gutiérrez, Esq. is located in Buffalo, NY, which is 45 minutes from the Federal Detention Facility in Batavia, NY, and he is qualified to represent clients in Immigration Court throughout the United States.

The new presidential administration is who controls immigration law enforcement, and the quickly and haphazardly implemented changes have all been negative. That is why every client gets the personal attention of attorney Alejandro Gutiérrez, Esq. In his 23 years of experience he has earned the reputation of being one of the premier immigration attorneys in Buffalo, NY.

His consistent track record of uncompromising ethics instills confidence and trust. Using cutting edge technologies, allowing us to manage your case quickly and effectively - your call is forwarded directly to attorney Alejandro Gutiérrez, Esq., regardless of his location.

It is important to understand that proposals for changes in the law are not valid reasons for your case to be closed.

Additionally, the recently implemented I-601A advance permission to re-enter has not changed the fact that the parents of a US Citizen who entered the United States illegally and have resided illegally for more than a year CANNOT re-enter the US.

Since every case is different, please allow me to review the particulars of your matter in order to make a proper determination.

F. Alejandro Gutiérrez, Esq.

rev 11/25/2024

RECENT CASE UPDATES:

I will be updating these shortly - not updated since 2017

2024

Domestic Violence Victim granted permanent residency after interview with USCIS. Court case previously closed.

Client granted marriage-based adjustment of Status without interview.

One-Step adjustment applicant granted work permit one-month after filing.

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04/19/17 - On Good Friday, a client subject to expedited removal (with no right to see a judge) after having overstayed his Visa Waiver Program entry, was released from detention. ICE cancelled his removal order after our arguments regarding USCIS jurisdiction and DHS discretion, freeing him to return to his U.S. Citizen wife and 3-month old child. They celebrated Easter together, and now wait for a decision on his permanent residency!

02/10/17 - Young Special Immigrant Juvenile client is now permanent resident. Another Special Immigrant Juvenile client was granted a one year work permit while her adjustment application remains pending.

12/21/16 - Two-year work permit approved for client with pending asylum application that is administratively closed.

2/4/16 - Client’s permanent residence approved after being granted U-Visa as a crime victim. His wife was granted derivative status and we are now applying for her green card.