Virtual with an interpreter
One hour by video with a professional virtual interpreter.
$200consultation fee
From your first step in the immigration process to achieving your long-term goals, navigating U.S. immigration law can be both hopeful and overwhelming. You deserve a journey marked by clarity and confidence, not constant anxiety. At Monarch Immigration Law, you'll find compassionate guidance, honest advice, and dedicated advocacy every step of the way.

Client-centered.Your voice is heard.
Trauma-informed.A safe, empathetic space.
Family-focused.Keeping families together.
Clear communication.Honest answers at every stage.
Every immigration journey is different. Whether you're applying for yourself, helping a family member, seeking humanitarian protection, or responding to a setback in your case, Monarch Immigration Law is here to help you understand your options and move forward with confidence.
Explore all servicesBring a loved one to the United States or help your family remain together.
Renew a Green Card, apply for citizenship, or pursue another benefit.
Understand protections that may be available after abuse or persecution.
Have a denial and earlier filings reviewed before a short deadline passes.
Explore whether action in federal court may help move a case forward.

Attorney Whitney Wootton founded Monarch Immigration Law with a simple belief: you deserve to feel seen, heard, and supported when navigating the immigration system.
Born in Canyon and raised in Round Rock, Whitney is proud to call Central Texas home. Her goal is to provide something that is often in short supply: clarity.
We know it's not always easy to meet with an attorney. That's why we offer virtual and in-person appointments during business hours, plus an evening appointment every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m., so you don't have to miss work to move your case forward. To make communication easier, we also provide virtual interpreters in most languages through our partnership with Boostlingo.
During a comprehensive consultation, Whitney spends approximately one hour getting to know you, reviewing your immigration history, identifying important legal issues, answering your questions, and explaining available options.
See available appointmentsGeneral immigration guidance to help you prepare better questions and understand the process.

If you have advance parole and have been relying on it to travel outside the United States without triggering the unlawful presence bars, a major change in immigration law could affect you. Here’s what happened and what you should know before you travel.
Read the articleWe'll take care of the legal details so you can focus on what matters most: your family, your future, and your peace of mind.
We strive to respond within 24–48 business hours.