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Miami is the immigration capital of the Southeast: the Miami Immigration Court carries an estimated 58,000 pending cases, Krome holds thousands of detainees, and the Miami Asylum Office serves one of the largest asylum populations in the country, especially from Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Colombia. Santos Khoury LLC's Miami office on SW 147th Avenue serves Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties and all of Florida, in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, and French.
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How we help in Miami
Each page below is written for Miami: the courts, the facilities, and the offices your case will actually go through. Every one starts with a free conversation.
Someone was just arrested. We locate them, contact ICE, and file the bond request within days.
Get help nowBond hearings, sponsor guidance, mandatory detention challenges, and habeas corpus.
Learn moreNotice to Appear, removal proceedings, motions to terminate and reopen, appeals.
Learn moreAffirmative and defensive asylum, the one-year deadline, interview and hearing preparation.
Learn moreSEVIS terminations, visa revocations, and asylum for international students.
Learn moreProcessing times, bond estimator, asylum screener, court lookup, visa checker, green card timeline.
Learn moreGreen cards, marriage cases, work visas, citizenship, and appeals: see all immigration services.
Miami immigration facts
We represent families from Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti, Nicaragua, Colombia, Honduras, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and the Middle East, in the languages they speak at home.
Miami Immigration Court
333 S Miami Ave, Suite 200, Miami, FL 33130
Est. wait 4.0 yrs · 15 judges · Pending 58,000
Orlando Immigration Court
3535 Lawton Rd, Suite 150, Orlando, FL 32803
Est. wait 3.6 yrs · 6 judges · Pending 22,000
Wait times and pending-case figures are estimates; confirm your hearing with your A-number through EOIR.
Most Miami-Dade and Broward arrests go to Krome or the Broward Transitional Center; overflow moves to Glades, Baker, and out-of-state facilities in Louisiana and Texas. Krome's population has grown sharply since 2025, and conditions there are a reason to move fast on bond.
Affirmative asylum interviews for Florida residents are generally scheduled through the Miami Asylum Office (Miami, FL).
USCIS field offices serving Florida: Miami, Hialeah, Kendall, Oakland Park, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville.
Our Miami office is on SW 147th Avenue, twenty minutes from Krome and the Miami Immigration Court. We appear in the Miami and Orlando immigration courts in person and by video.
Office: 2423 SW 147th Ave, Suite 2102, Miami, FL 33185Languages: English · Español · Português · العربية · Français · Hours: 24/7
Free immigration tools
Check processing times, estimate a bond, screen an asylum claim, or find your Florida immigration court before you call. Everything runs in your browser.
Is your case on track, or overdue and worth escalating? Check I-130, I-485, I-765, N-400 and more.
How long your green card is likely to take by category, country of birth, and filing path.
Two quick questions to see which U.S. visa options fit your goal, with the honest trade-offs.
Five confidential questions on persecution, protected grounds, the one-year deadline, and common bars.
A typical bond range for an ICE detention case and the factors the judge will weigh.
Find the immigration courts in your state and check your next hearing date with your A-number.
Watch: our attorneys explain
Short, straight answers on detention, court, asylum, and your rights. Tap a video to watch.
Is Your Family Member Detained by ICE?
First steps to take when a loved one is taken into ICE custody.
Will Anyone Find Out If You Apply for Asylum?
The truth about confidentiality when you file an asylum application.
Missed Your Immigration Court Date? You May Be Able to Reopen Your Case
Options for reopening a case after a missed hearing.
ICE at Your Door? Know What to Do
What your rights are if ICE comes to your home.
Received a Final Deportation Order? You May Still Have Options
What options may remain after a final order of removal.
What Happens If You Overstay Your Visa?
Overstaying a visa doesn't mean your options are gone, what to do next.
More on the video center or call 888-805-9065.
Client reviews
A client we represented tells the story in their own words. Every review on this page comes from our verified Google Business profile, and we share client stories only with permission.
★★★★★
“I want to express my sincere gratitude to Attorney Fernando and Jad Essayli. Their expertise and dedication were evident throughout. I felt supported and confident, and ultimately we achieved a positive outcome.”
Positive outcome
★★★★★
“I cannot thank Daniella at Santos Khoury enough for her professional and compassionate support. She was incredibly quick to respond, kept me fully informed, and showed genuine care for my case.”
Responsive, caring team
★★★★★
“Santos Khoury filed a mandamus petition that finally forced USCIS to act. When I was referred to Immigration Court, Attorney Jad Essayli represented me and my daughter, and we were granted asylum. This completely changed our lives.”
Asylum granted in immigration court
Reviews describe individual client experiences. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Why clients choose Santos Khoury
Most immigration problems come with a deadline and a lot of conflicting information. Our founders come from immigrant families, and that shapes how we work: fast answers, plain language, and a plan you can act on the same day.
Phone, video, or WhatsApp, in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, and French. You reach an attorney, not a call center.
San Diego, Miami, and Guaynabo, and video representation in all 50 states and every immigration court.
Our founders come from immigrant families. That shapes how we work: fast, direct, and honest about what is realistic.
Clear quotes before you commit, and installments on most cases. No hidden fees.
Offices & coverage
Before you call, meet the attorneys
Two founding partners, one nationwide practice. We cannot promise outcomes. We can promise honest guidance and a serious, fast evaluation.
Founding Partner
Leads the firm’s removal defense, detention, and immigration court practice. Comes from an immigrant family himself, which shapes his hands-on approach to every case.
Founding Partner
Oversees asylum, humanitarian, family-based, and employment cases nationwide, from the first petition to the final interview.
What happens after you reach out
Reaching out does not commit you to anything. It starts the review, and it starts the clock working in your favor.
Call, book online, or message us on WhatsApp. Send whatever documents you have; we start with what you have.
An attorney reviews your situation and explains your options in plain language, in the language you prefer.
You know the strategy, the timeline, and the cost before you commit. Payment plans on most cases.
Filings, interviews, and court appearances nationwide, with status updates at every step.
Common questions
Our Miami office is on SW 147th Avenue, twenty minutes from Krome and the Miami Immigration Court. We appear in the Miami and Orlando immigration courts in person and by video. Immigration law is federal, so the same attorneys handle your case whether it is at USCIS, the asylum office, or the immigration court, and we meet by phone, video, or WhatsApp at any hour.
Cases in Florida are heard at the Miami, Orlando immigration courts, depending on where you live. Your Notice to Appear names the court, and the court lookup on our tools page confirms your hearing date with your A-number.
We quote flat fees for defined work such as a bond hearing, an asylum application, or a court appearance, with payment plans on most cases. The first consultation is free and you receive the quote before you commit.
Call us. Most Miami-Dade and Broward arrests go to Krome or the Broward Transitional Center; overflow moves to Glades, Baker, and out-of-state facilities in Louisiana and Texas. Krome's population has grown sharply since 2025, and conditions there are a reason to move fast on bond. We locate the person, contact the deportation officer, and request a bond hearing with a complete bond packet.
Generally one year from your last arrival, with exceptions for changed or extraordinary circumstances. Interviews for Florida residents are scheduled through the Miami Asylum Office; use the asylum screener on our tools page, then talk to us before filing.
We represent families from Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti, Nicaragua, Colombia, Honduras, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and the Middle East, in the languages they speak at home. Consultations are available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, and French.
Have a different question? Call 888-805-9065
Free and confidential
You do not need to understand immigration law before contacting us. Tell us what happened and we tell you what can be done, and what it costs. Same-day slots, 24/7, five languages.
