Isaul Verdin - a Dallas, Puerto Rico Immigration Lawyer

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Dallas Immigration Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Immigration

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Immigration
By Anonymous on Nov. 14, 2013

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Hired Attorney 2013

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My son had a criminal case back in 2007-2008, he is been resident since 1994. Immigration went to pick him up from at home, I contacted the Verdin Law Firm and Mr. Verdin fight the case in front of the immigration judge to stopped my son's deportation and release him from jail. Now Mr. Verdin is helping my son to became a US citizen. Thank you Verdin Law Firm. I highly recommend the Verdin law Firm.

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Dallas, TX

900 Jackson Street
Suite 535
Dallas, TX 75202 - 4458

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Phone: 214-741-1700

Fax: 214-276-7848

Websites:

http://twitter.com/DFWimmigration
http://deportlaw.blogspot.com/ (Immigration Law Blog)

Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM- 5:00 PM

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