The Law Offices of Arsen V. Baziyants serves clients in St. George, Washington, Hurricane, and nearby southwest Utah communities with remote consultations and in-person appointments at our Las Vegas office. Our practice focuses on marriage and family immigration, waivers, and naturalization.
Immigration consultations for the St. George area
Residents of St. George, Washington, Santa Clara, Ivins, and Hurricane can start with a remote consultation or arrange a visit to 530 S. 9th Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101. We also welcome inquiries from Cedar City. Our physical office is in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Plan your consultation before making the trip
If you are considering traveling from southwest Utah, contact the office first to confirm your appointment and the documents needed. Tell us whether you prefer a remote meeting or an in-person consultation. Remote consultations can help you discuss your immigration history and next steps without traveling for the initial meeting.
Utah and Nevada follow different local time zones. When scheduling from St. George, Hurricane, or Cedar City, confirm the appointment time in both your local time and Las Vegas time.
Family immigration, waivers, and citizenship
- Marriage-based green cards and family petitions
- I-751 removal of conditions
- I-601 and I-601A immigration waivers
- Naturalization and citizenship
Our current practice does not include immigration court cases, detention, asylum, VAWA, U/T visas, or employment and business immigration. Review our consultation page before submitting an inquiry.
Questions from southwest Utah clients
Can we work together if I live in Utah?
Yes. Remote consultations are available to Utah clients, and you can also request an in-person appointment at our Las Vegas office. The office will assess whether your particular matter is within our practice.
Will I attend government appointments in Las Vegas?
Your consultation location does not determine the location of a government appointment. Follow the instructions and address on your USCIS notice. A remote legal consultation does not replace a required interview, biometrics appointment, or other government appearance.
What information should I provide first?
Tell us your town, consultation preference, immigration history, prior filings or decisions, and any upcoming deadlines. Explain what you would like to accomplish so the office can determine whether we may assist.
Your attorney and our office
Arsen V. Baziyants has practiced immigration law since 2008 and is licensed in Nevada, Bar #11052. Read his biography and credentials. Our Las Vegas office offers an option for southwest Utah clients seeking focused immigration representation.
Request a remote or in-person consultation or call (702) 243-9444.
