Clear answers, no runaround.

No. We are immigration document preparers. We cannot give you legal advice or represent you before the court or USCIS. We prepare and organize your documents so that you can file them yourself. If your case needs an attorney, we tell you so and put you in touch with one licensed in the United States.

It means the person represents themself, without an attorney. You sign and file the documents, and you are responsible for the case. We make sure they arrive complete, organized and on time.

It is the platform of TU ALIADO EN INMIGRACION LLC. At alia360.co you can get to know us, and at app.alia360.co every client has a portal to see their case, documents, payments and shipments.

Our office is at 2500 Wilcrest Dr, Houston, TX 77042. Because we work over WhatsApp and mail the documents, you can contact us from any state.

Our team works primarily in Spanish, from the first consultation to the last shipment. This website is available in English so you can understand what we do. If you would rather be served in English, write to us and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.

Message us on WhatsApp at +1 (754) 306-8700. Tell us your situation, we will tell you which documents are needed and, if you decide to go ahead, we start preparing them.

It depends on the process. After the first conversation we send you the exact list for your case, and in your portal you can see what you have already provided and what is missing.

Always. Nothing goes out until you have read it. If something isn't the way you told it, it is corrected before you sign.

No, and no honest preparer can. The decision always belongs to the immigration judge or USCIS. What we do is make sure your documents are complete, organized and filed on time.

Timelines are set by the court and USCIS, not by us, and they vary a lot from case to case. We do our part — preparing and mailing — as soon as we have all your information, and we let you know about every update.

We tell you clearly. In some situations — a complicated individual hearing, a criminal record, a removal order — the responsible thing is to have representation. We put you in touch with licensed attorneys and, if you want, hand them your documents already organized.

Affirmative asylum is requested from USCIS when you are not yet in immigration court proceedings. Defensive asylum is requested before an immigration judge, when you are already in removal proceedings. We prepare the documents for both.

It counts the days your asylum application has been pending. It determines when you can apply for a work permit. It can stop for certain reasons, and in some cases you can ask with a motion for it to start running again.

It is a yearly payment required from people with a pending asylum application. We help you with the payment and prepare the Notice of Filing that informs the court, with the receipt and proof of service on DHS.

You must report your new address to the court, and you can ask for your case to move to the court that now covers you with a motion to change venue. We prepare that motion with its cover page, the certificate of service and the addresses of the court and DHS counsel.

It can be requested with a motion, and the court decides whether to grant it. We prepare the motion to change your hearing from in person to video and the proof of service on DHS.

It is a petition to a federal court asking it to review whether a person's detention is lawful. When a family member is detained by ICE, we prepare the petition for the federal court of the district where they are held, with the facts and what is being asked of the judge.

From your portal you can look up your case directly in the immigration court system (EOIR) with your A-number, and save the result so you don't have to search again.

No. The first conversation and the review of your case are free, with no obligation.

It depends on the process and on what your case needs. We tell you the price before we start, so there are no surprises.

No. When a process has a USCIS or court fee, it is paid directly to the government and is separate from our service. We tell you what it is and how to pay it.

In your portal, with the receipt for every payment you have made.

The status of your case and your upcoming dates, the documents we have prepared, your payments and receipts, where each shipment is and reminders of what must not be forgotten.

At app.alia360.co, with the email we registered you with. If you forgot your password, you can reset it there.

Every USPS shipment has its tracking number in your portal. We let you know when it ships and when it is delivered, without you having to ask.

Only you and the team working on your case can see your information. The portal uses an encrypted connection and each account sees only its own data. We never share your information with anyone who is not part of your process.