Green Evans-Schroeder, PLLC

Green Evans-Schroeder, PLLC: Immigration Attorneys in Arizona

Green Evans-Schroeder, PLLC is an Arizona-based law firm focused on immigration law and criminal defense. The firm presents itself as a team of immigration attorneys with decades of combined experience helping individuals establish themselves in the United States, and states that no other firm in Arizona matches its depth of experience in criminal and immigration matters. It serves clients from both Tucson and Tempe.

Practice Areas

The firm organizes its work into several service areas:

• Family Immigration & Citizenship: Naturalization and citizenship, consular processing, consular waivers, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Dream Act, family immigration, fiancé visas, marriage-based residency, provisional "stateside" waivers, re-entry visas, residency, visas and citizenship, reuniting families, spousal visas, and a visa and residency overview.
• Visas & Waivers: 212(d)(3) non-immigrant waiver, criminal waivers I-601, unlawful presence & I-601A provisional waiver, immigrant visas (green cards), non-immigrant visitor visas, and waivers of inadmissibility.
• Deportation Defense & Appeals: Adjustment of status, asylum-based relief, appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and circuit courts, bonds and release from detention, cancellation of removal, criminal and other waivers, deportation and removal, grounds of removal, helping your detained loved one, immigration courts, immigration detention, prosecutorial discretion and deferred action, U-visas and related waivers for crime victims, and voluntary departure.
• Employment-Based Immigration: Employment-based immigration, employment-based permanent residency, and H-1B, B-1, and business visitor visas.
• Federal Court Litigation.
• Criminal Defense & Post-Conviction Relief: Criminal defense, "expunging" convictions and appeals, drug crimes, DUI and vehicular crimes, precharging and investigation, theft and fraud, and violent crimes.
• Detention Preparation: Who is at risk, what you need to know, who qualifies, and how we prepare your defense.

Our Team

The firm has a broad structure that includes attorneys, paralegals, and administrative staff. The attorneys include Matthew Green, Jesse Evans-Schroeder, Celeste Roman, Maria Andrade, Jessie Marie Molina, Kendra Scheuerlein, Ami Hutchinson, Mika Galilee Belfer, Greg Fay, Peter Hormel, Katherine O'Donnell, Rocío Castañeda Acosta, Dana Camilleri, Patricia Pizarro, and Madison Marshall. The paralegals and law clerks include Kate O'Donnell, Blanca Sanchez, Mia Olmos-Garcia, Karla G., Aida Escobar, Anahi Vasquez, Stephanie Chacon, Celia Linford, Yaminah Serrano, Bryan Perez, Sabrina Myers, Alejandra Perez, Suceni Vazquez, and Alma Juarez Lopez. The administrative staff includes Jenny Shaw, Alex Arellano, Hazel Valenzuela, Maria Garcia, Vivian Bustamante, Daisy Cruz Negri, Victor Solis, Lee Diaz, Arianna Toscano, and Gerson Nataren Rodriguez.

Case Results

The site features a selection of representative results. In one case, a client who applied for naturalization without an attorney had their child support non-payment questioned; after the firm's response was submitted, the application was approved and the client obtained U.S. citizenship. In another, a non-immigrant visa client cited for marijuana possession received assistance for the consular interview and obtained a new visa that allowed them to return to the United States. The firm also mentions the successful defense of a Mexican client detained at the Florence Detention Center: a post-conviction petition was litigated in an Arizona state court and a motion to terminate proceedings was filed, securing their release and preservation of their lawful permanent residency. Another case describes a long-time resident who adjusted status through their adult U.S. citizen child. The firm also secured a remand to the immigration court in a BIA appeal, where the appellate court found that the immigration judge erred in not granting a continuance to process a U-visa. Additionally, the firm assisted a U.S. citizen in bringing their mother and father as permanent residents through the Ciudad Juárez consulate.

Our Approach

The firm describes its method based on three common problems in the immigration process and their responses. For complex legal requirements, it offers detailed consultations, assistance with documentation, and legal advice so that visa, green card, and citizenship applications meet all requirements. For lengthy and stressful processes, it provides step-by-step guidance, efficient case management, and constant communication. And for the risk of deportation, it states that it prepares the defense in advance.

Languages & Presence

The site has a Spanish version ("En Español"), reflecting its service to a Spanish-speaking clientele. The firm operates from two offices in Arizona: one in Tucson and one in Tempe.

Locations

Tucson Office: 130 West Cushing Street, Tucson, AZ 85701

Tempe Office: 2141 E Broadway Rd, Ste 220, Tempe, AZ 85282