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Fairfax, Virginia

Immigration Lawyer Serving Fairfax, VA

Fairfax is home to the USCIS field office that handles interviews for much of the DMV, and we prepare clients for exactly that office.

Fairfax holds a distinct role in the region's immigration system: USCIS's Washington Field Office, which handles green card interviews and naturalization ceremonies for the District of Columbia and dozens of Virginia counties, is physically located here. We regularly prepare clients throughout Fairfax and the surrounding area for interviews and ceremonies at this exact office.

We're based in nearby Alexandria, Virginia, and serve Fairfax clients through both virtual and in-person consultations.

The USCIS Washington Field Office

USCIS's Washington Field Office is located at 2675 Prosperity Avenue, Fairfax, VA 22031. This office serves the District of Columbia and dozens of Virginia counties and jurisdictions, including Fairfax, Alexandria, Arlington, Loudoun, and Prince William, for green card interviews, naturalization ceremonies, and other in-person USCIS appointments. If your interview notice lists this address, we can walk you through exactly what to expect.

Who We Serve

  • Fairfax residents preparing for a USCIS interview or naturalization ceremony
  • Families throughout Fairfax County pursuing marriage-based or family-based green cards
  • Individuals in removal proceedings who live in or near Fairfax
  • Green card holders in Fairfax pursuing citizenship
  • Business owners in the Fairfax area needing business immigration counsel

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my green card interview really going to be in Fairfax even though I live somewhere else in the DMV?

Possibly, yes. USCIS's Washington Field Office in Fairfax handles interviews for the District of Columbia and a wide swath of Virginia counties, not just Fairfax residents. Check your interview notice for the address to confirm.

Are your attorneys licensed in Virginia?

Immigration law is federal. An attorney licensed in any U.S. state can represent clients before USCIS and in immigration court nationwide. Audrey M. Wandji Tchamda is licensed in the District of Columbia and is currently pursuing bar admission in Maryland. Sierra J. Murph is licensed in New York and is currently pursuing bar admission in Virginia.

This page is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Murph & Tchamda LLP maintains its office in Alexandria, Virginia, and serves clients throughout this area via virtual consultation and, where applicable, in person. Contact us to discuss your specific situation.

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