Prince George's County is home to one of the largest and most diverse immigrant communities in Maryland, including significant Caribbean, West African, and Central American populations. We work with clients throughout the county on family-based petitions, marriage green cards, removal defense, and humanitarian relief, meeting the specific realities that come with a mixed-status family or a pending immigration court case.
We're based in Alexandria, Virginia, a short drive from Prince George's County across the Wilson Bridge, and we serve County residents through both virtual consultations and, where scheduling allows, in-person meetings.
Maryland Licensure and Federal Practice
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.
For USCIS matters, Prince George's County generally falls under the jurisdiction of USCIS's Baltimore Field Office for green card interviews and naturalization. For those in removal proceedings, cases are heard before the immigration court with jurisdiction over the detention facility or the respondent's address of record.
Who We Serve
- Families in Hyattsville, Bowie, Upper Marlboro, Landover, and throughout the county
- Caribbean and West African immigrant communities navigating family petitions
- Individuals facing removal proceedings who need representation before the immigration court
- Mixed-status families working through adjustment of status or waivers
- Small business owners in the county needing business immigration counsel
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have an office in Prince George's County?
Our office is based in Alexandria, Virginia. We serve Prince George's County clients through virtual consultations, and can arrange in-person meetings by appointment where scheduling allows.
Which USCIS office handles cases from Prince George's County?
Prince George's County generally falls under USCIS's Baltimore Field Office for interviews and naturalization ceremonies. We can confirm the specific office handling your case once we review your file.
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.