About Lisandra Delgado Immigration Attorneys — Immigration Law Orlando

Immigration law orlando families who have waited years for a resolution — and been let down by prior counsel — consistently turn to Lisandra Delgado for results. Located at 1305 E. Robinson Street in Orlando, Florida, Lisandra Delgado Immigration Attorneys serves Central Florida’s diverse immigrant community with bilingual, results-focused immigration representation. Clients researching Orlando immigration attorneys can also browse the Orlando attorney directory for local options. Attorney Delgado and her team — including assistant Ramona, who earns specific praise across multiple reviews — are known for their organization, their responsiveness, and their ability to move stalled immigration cases to successful completion.

The firm handles green card applications, family sponsorships, immigration court representation, and general immigration matters for clients across Central Florida. Multiple clients credit Lisandra with resolving cases that had been dormant with prior attorneys for years, resulting in green card approvals and legal status changes that transformed their families’ lives.

What Clients Say

Reviewers consistently describe Lisandra Delgado as thorough, professional, and dedicated — with a team that provides regular case updates and treats clients with genuine respect. One family credits her with resolving a case that had stalled with a Mississippi attorney for six years, ultimately securing approval through Lisandra’s diligent advocacy. Multiple clients specifically praise assistant Ramona for her warmth, efficiency, and proactive communication. Clients who worked with Lisandra in court describe her as a brilliant and confident courtroom advocate.

Immigration Law Orlando — Practice Areas & Services

• Green card and adjustment of status applications
• Family-based immigrant visa petitions
• Immigration court representation
• Citizenship and naturalization
• Spousal and immediate relative petitions
• Prior case review and stalled case resolution
• Consular processing for family members abroad

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if my prior immigration attorney stopped working on my case?

If your attorney has become unresponsive or withdrawn from your case, act quickly. Request your full case file in writing. Then consult a new immigration attorney as soon as possible to assess where your case stands, whether any deadlines have been missed, and what corrective steps are needed. Immigration courts have strict deadlines, and missing a hearing or filing date can have serious consequences including removal orders. A new attorney can file motions to reopen a case in certain circumstances, but early action is critical.

How long does it take to get a green card through a U.S. citizen spouse?

Spouses of U.S. citizens qualify as immediate relatives, which means there is no annual visa cap on their immigrant petitions. After an I-130 petition is approved, processing time for adjustment of status (if already in the U.S.) or consular processing (if abroad) typically takes 12 to 24 months, depending on USCIS workloads and the completeness of supporting documents. An experienced immigration attorney can ensure accurate, complete filings that minimize unnecessary delays.