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We are the largest comprehensive immigration and nationality law firm based in San Antonio, Texas. With almost two centuries ... of combined immigration experience, 7 attorneys Board Certified in Immigration & Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, extensive resources, and a solid record of achievements, DMCA has positioned itself as a leader in the field. DMCA continues to set the standard for excellence in immigration law. Among its many accolades, DMCA received Texas Lawyer magazine’s prestigious Best Litigation Department of the Year (2013) and was named as one of the country’s Best Law Firms – 2014 & 2015 by U.S. News & World Report. We provide outstanding and zealous legal representation before federal agencies (USCIS, USDHS, USICE, DOL, USCBP, USDOS – all consulates/embassies, etc.) and litigate before the EOIR, district courts, the 5th Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court. Our vision has consistently recognized the dignity of the individual and the value of families, while our business and global immigration services strive to facilitate the great contributions to business and community afforded through immigration channels. Our clients include individuals, families, investors, and companies ranging from small to Fortune 100/Global 500 organizations in various industries including healthcare, restaurant, energy, manufacturing, construction, research, religion, technology, & education. Headquartered in San Antonio, we also have offices in Austin & Houston, & a satellite office San Angelo; however, the worldwide scope of immigration and the reach of technology have enabled DMCA to become a global law practice serving an international clientele. Whether called upon to perform local or international services, we remain dedicated to providing the highest quality legal solutions. Firm languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German. DMCA: Building community one person, one family and one business at a time. read more