Immigration problems rarely arrive at a convenient time. You may be trying to respond to a notice, prepare a family petition, understand a past entry or departure, or make sense of an immigration-court date. The details can feel overwhelming, especially when work, children, and urgent deadlines are already competing for your attention.
Contigo Law helps individuals and families from Salt Lake City and across Utah work through immigration questions from its Murray office. The firm represents people, not businesses, and starts by understanding the documents, history, and goals behind the question. Consultations are available in English and Spanish, with video options when meeting remotely is a better fit.
Your Murray office
A clear place to start for Salt Lake City residents.
Contigo Law's office serving Salt Lake City is at 684 E Vine St #4A, Murray, UT 84107. Call (801) 676-6548 to ask about scheduling an immigration consultation. Use the Murray address when arranging an office meeting; this page does not describe a separate Salt Lake City office.
You can choose an office consultation or a video consultation through the consultation options. Immigration consultations cost $150. Confirm your meeting location or video arrangements when you schedule, and let the team know whether you prefer English or Spanish. The choice of meeting format does not change the need to discuss your full immigration history.
Immigration services
Support for the matter in front of you.
Some immigration matters are about creating a path forward for a family. Others need quick attention because of court, detention, a deadline, or complicated history. Contigo Law can discuss a range of immigration concerns, including:
- Family petitions, adjustment of status, and consular processing
- Asylum questions and supporting evidence
- I-601 and I-601A waiver questions
- Removal defense and immigration court matters
- Immigration detention and possible habeas concerns
- Citizenship, DACA, U-visas, VAWA, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
Meet the attorneys
Understand who may help with your immigration questions.
Nicholle K. Pitt White, Contigo Law's managing attorney in Murray, focuses on removal defense and post-conviction criminal matters. Her profile explains her background and work with immigrants facing removal. When an immigration concern overlaps with a criminal case or prior conviction, share that history so the attorney can identify the questions that need attention.
Gage C. Herbst, the firm's founding attorney, represents clients in complex immigration matters, including removal defense and asylum. He is fluent in Spanish. Read the team profiles for more information about the attorneys and bilingual legal professionals, and ask about the appropriate consultation for your matter when scheduling.
Choose the relevant service
Different immigration concerns call for different conversations.
If you want to help a spouse, parent, or child pursue an immigration benefit, start with the family immigration overview. It explains petitions, adjustment of status, and consular processing. The right path depends on the relationship, the person's location and immigration history, and the requirements of the benefit sought. A family relationship alone does not establish eligibility.
If you fear returning to your country, the asylum page explains the importance of the facts and supporting evidence. If past immigration events may affect admissibility, the waiver page provides a starting point for questions about I-601 and I-601A waivers. A waiver is not available for every immigration problem; discuss the complete history rather than assuming a particular form will resolve it.
If your concern involves court or custody, visit removal defense or immigration detention and habeas corpus. A detention matter and the underlying immigration case can involve different questions. Explain both when you contact the firm so that the consultation can focus on the issue you actually face.
When time matters
Do not let an urgent notice become an unanswered question.
A court hearing, detention, a request for evidence, or a deadline can make it hard to know where to begin. Keep every notice and write down the date, even when you are not sure what it means. The notice may contain information an attorney needs to understand the immediate issue and what records should be located next.
Immigration court and removal matters are especially personal because the consequences can affect a person's home, work, family, and sense of safety. Contigo Law can review the circumstances, prior filings, family connections, and other facts that may need careful attention. A consultation is not a promise of a particular result. It is a chance to understand the questions, documents, and timing that matter before deciding how to proceed.
If a loved one is detained, gather the person's full name, date of birth, A-number if available, and any paperwork the family has received. If there is a hearing or other scheduled event, share the date when you call. Starting the conversation early can help the family focus on the records and questions that need attention.
Meet near Salt Lake City
Talk through your situation with Contigo Law.
684 E Vine St #4A
Murray, UT 84107
Immigration consultations are $150. Call the Murray office or choose a time that works for you.
Before your meeting
Bring the records that explain your situation.
Bring the most recent notice, prior filings and decisions, identification, and a short timeline of entries, departures, and important dates. Tell the team about a hearing or deadline when scheduling. You can call before your file is complete. Please do not send confidential information or documents through the website contact form.
A consultation allows an attorney to review your facts and discuss questions about eligibility, risks, and next steps. It does not guarantee an outcome or cancel an existing hearing or deadline. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship; representation requires a signed agreement and satisfaction of its terms.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an immigration lawyer near Salt Lake City?
Contigo Law serves Salt Lake City from its Murray office at 684 E Vine St #4A, Murray, UT 84107. This is the office address, not a Salt Lake City office. Immigration consultations are also available by video.
What immigration matters can I discuss during a consultation?
You can discuss family petitions, adjustment of status, consular processing, asylum, waivers, immigration court, detention concerns, citizenship, DACA, U-visas, VAWA, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status. The options that may apply depend on the full facts and history.
What should I bring to an immigration consultation?
Bring notices, receipts, applications, identification, prior decisions, and a timeline of important dates. When a family member's history is connected to the matter, bring the documents that help explain that relationship too.
Can an attorney tell me what I qualify for?
A consultation is a chance to review the facts, records, and questions that matter. Eligibility and legal strategy depend on the complete history and the law that applies to the particular situation.
Ready for a clearer next step?
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