Specialties
Through the tireless efforts of our team at Vazquez & Servi, P.C., we keep families together and help clients achieve the American Dream by obtaining lawful status in the United States. We defend clients against deportation and prepare cases that include family petitions (I-130), consular processing, all types of waivers, U-visas for victims of crime, fiancé visas, DACA, stays of removal, cancellations of removal, bonds, requests for prosecutorial discretion, adjustment of status, naturalization, NACARA, TPS, asylum, and more. Contact us today and let us help you achieve YOUR American dream!
History
Established in 1996.
We have kept families together by zealous representation in removal proceedings and before government agencies. Through the tireless efforts of our team at Vazquez & Servi, P.C. our clients achieve their American dream by obtaining lawful status in the United States. Our typical clients are Latin Americans but we represent people from all over the world. We defend our clients against removal (deportation), and we help them with cases filed with USCIS, US DOS, United States consulates worldwide, and the National Visa Center. Our typical cases include obtaining lawful permanent resident status through family cases, all types of waivers, as victims of crimes, Deferred Action, Cancellation of Removal and more.
Meet the Business Owner: Thad S.
Thad Servi is a principal in Vazquez & Servi, P.C. He is a graduate of Georgia State University College of Law, a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), a former AILA-Atlanta chapter liaison to the Executive Office For Immigration Review (EOIR), and a member of the Georgia Hispanic Bar Association, The Atlanta Bar Association, and The State Bar of Georgia. Attorney Servi speaks Spanish fluently and has focused his practice on immigration law since 2000. He is married and is the father of two bilingual children. In his spare time he enjoys outdoor activities, spending time with his family, and is available to discuss immigration law at community events.