A licensed and experienced immigration attorney guiding couples through the Adjustment of Status process in Southern California — from the first form to the final interview.
One price covers everything: consultations, all USCIS forms, document review, biometrics coordination, and full interview representation. You will never receive an unexpected invoice.
Ruben Martinez Jr. is a licensed California attorney and AILA member. Unlike document preparers or notarios, he is legally authorized to represent you before USCIS and at your interview.
Over a decade of family immigration cases in Southern California. We know what USCIS looks for, how to prepare your evidence package, and how to handle complications before they become problems.
You work directly with Ruben — not a paralegal or case manager. Every question gets a real answer from the attorney handling your case.
The Adjustment of Status process typically takes 12–18 months. We guide you through every step so nothing falls through the cracks.
Most immigration attorneys require a consultation before disclosing their fees. We believe you should know exactly what you are paying before you ever pick up the phone.
These fees are paid directly to USCIS and are separate from our attorney fee. They are set by the federal government and are not within our control.
No commitment required. We will review your case at no charge.
Ruben Martinez Jr. has dedicated his practice to family and talent-based immigration for over a decade. Based in Southern California, his firm has built a strong reputation for personalized service, transparent pricing, and consistent results — despite operating as a solo practice.
Every case is handled directly by Ruben. You will never be handed off to a paralegal or left wondering about the status of your case. He understands that for most families, this is the most important legal process of their lives — and he treats it that way.
Ruben is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and is licensed to practice law in the State of California. He is not a notario, document preparer, or immigration consultant — he is a licensed attorney who can legally represent you before USCIS.
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Diana Szachowska
"Highly recommend. You can expect high quality service. Flawless cooperation, great communication, quick responses, understanding, respect and final success. Ruben Martinez is a Guardian Angel for those who seek professional guidance."
Karen Pacheco
"We're incredibly grateful to Ruben and his team for guiding us through our marriage-based green card process. He was knowledgeable, attentive, and made us feel truly supported every step of the way."
G Can
"My wife and daughters case just finished and they got their green cards. Even though it took longer than expected and there were some set backs we are happy with the outcome. Thank you Mr. Martinez and his staff."
Beatrice Flores
"My husband and I have been working with Ruben since 2017 to secure my husband's immigration status. We've been through three presidential administrations, COVID, and changes to migratory laws with Ruben as our lawyer."
Francisco Sepulveda
"Both my wife and I want to thank attorney Ruben and his team for helping me obtain my US Residency. My case was a complicated one and after being told by multiple immigration attorneys that it was not possible for me to fix my status, Ruben made it happen."
Lizzie M
"Myself and my husband used Ruben to help me with performing an adjustment of status upon moving to the USA. From the initial stages of meeting with Ruben to getting the green card, we found his service to be impeccable. He was extremely knowledgeable and professional."
Reviews reflect real client experiences and are verified by Google.
In the United States, a "notario público" is not an attorney. They are not licensed to provide legal advice, prepare immigration forms on your behalf, or represent you before USCIS. Using a notario can result in incorrectly filed applications, missed deadlines, and in serious cases, removal proceedings.
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