“Organized, Clear, and Stress-Free.”
“From the first consultation to the final update, Occam Immigration kept everything organized and easy to understand.”
Danni C.
Verified Client

Most immigration cases stall for months — or get denied — because of avoidable mistakes. We fix that with a structured process designed to get your family's case filed in 30 days or less.
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Most immigration attorneys collect your documents and disappear for months. Our Fast-Track to Filing™ program flips that model. From day one you get a structured timeline, a dedicated team, and a filing-ready petition in 30 days or less — not 6 months.
Every case follows a proven checklist so nothing gets missed, nothing gets delayed, and you always know exactly where you stand.
We intentionally limit our active caseload — so every client gets the same focused attention and meets the same 30-day deadline. Slots are limited.
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Days to file or less
our promise, every case
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what most attorneys take
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what sets us apart
We work exclusively with families navigating green cards, visas, and citizenship. Immigration is all we do.
No hourly billing surprises. You know exactly what your case costs before you start.
Our Fast-Track to Filing™ gets your petition filed in 30 days or less. We limit our caseload to keep that promise — so when a slot opens, it fills fast.
Track your case, upload documents, and message your team — all in one secure, modern platform.
built for virtual.
Occam Immigration is built for clients who don't live down the street — and that's most of our clients. From your first consultation to your final approval, everything happens through OccamOne, our secure client platform. No office visits required. Even your video consultations happen inside OccamOne — no app downloads, no browser juggling, just click and connect.

don't take our word for it
“From the first consultation to the final update, Occam Immigration kept everything organized and easy to understand.”
Danni C.
Verified Client
“We absolutely loved your program. We felt like we were so well cared for by the whole team.”
Emily K.
Verified Client
“We were overwhelmed and didn’t know where to start. The team at Occam Immigration broke everything down into clear steps.”
Laura G.
Verified Client
“Attorney Mariah is a bright shining star. I have never met someone as compassionate and generous with her time and expertise.”
Daniel R.
Verified Client
The testimonials above are from actual Occam Immigration clients. Results in their cases do not necessarily indicate similar results can be obtained for others. Every immigration case is unique and depends on its own facts and circumstances, which is why working with attorneys experienced in your specific case type matters.
what we do best
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USCIS is hiring "Homeland Defenders" with no degree requirement to adjudicate immigration cases. Here's what that means for your application.
Military families face unique dynamics in green card interviews. Deployment orders, BAH, and DEERS records can strengthen your case.
A PCS doesn't have to derail your immigration case. Here's how to manage jurisdiction transfers, RFE deadlines, and interview rescheduling during a move.
When a child turns 21 during a parent's deployment, immigration timelines collide with military ones. Here's how to protect their status.
Stationed overseas? INA §316(b) lets military spouses naturalize at U.S. embassies abroad. Here's how the process works and what to expect.
Deployment doesn't have to derail your immigration case. Here's what David tells military families before they ship out.
The SCRA protects service members in many legal proceedings, but its application to immigration is nuanced. Here's what it actually covers.
Parole in Place gives undocumented military family members a path to a green card. Here's who qualifies, who doesn't, and what you need to know.
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