Immigration Lawyer — Sacramento
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Nearby USCIS field office
Nearby EOIR immigration court
ICE detention centers in our catchment
Nearest federal district court
Federal court of appeals
Counties served
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Getting here
From I-80 take the Northgate Boulevard exit. The office is on the right after Garden Highway. Street and lot parking are available within one block; the Royal Oaks light-rail stop is a short walk.
Neighborhood notes
Northgate is a working-class corridor with Spanish-language community resources nearby. Quick lunch and bilingual notary options on Northgate Boulevard.
Most relevant practice areas
What clients connected to this office most often come to us for.
Sacramento office FAQs
Where is the immigration court for cases filed at this office?
EOIR Sacramento Immigration Court, 650 Capitol Mall, Suite 8-500, Sacramento, CA 95814 — eight blocks from this office.
Where is the nearest USCIS field office?
USCIS Sacramento Field Office, 650 Capitol Mall, 8th Floor, Sacramento, CA 95814 — same building as the immigration court.
Do you accept walk-ins?
No. All Sacramento consultations are by appointment. If you are facing imminent ICE action, call our intake line and we will prioritize your case as an urgent matter.
Can I park on site?
Street and lot parking are available within one block. The closest light-rail stop is Royal Oaks.
Do you appear on detained dockets at Mesa Verde and Golden State?
Yes. We represent California-resident detainees at both facilities through VTC hearings out of the Sacramento court.
Where would a federal lawsuit from this office be filed?
In the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California (Sacramento division), with appellate review in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
California State Bar notice
California State Bar notice: Mendoza Immigration Law's attorneys are licensed to practice in California. Information on this page about California-specific procedures is general information about federal immigration law as it interacts with California venues; it is not legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship. For advertising-rule compliance, no result is guaranteed and prior results do not predict future outcomes.