Yohana Saucedo

I immigrated to the United States at the age of sixteen and soon embraced the opportunities this country offers, including education and the ability to excel professionally. I completed my undergraduate studies at the University of St. Mary in San Antonio in 1996, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Economics, and was then admitted to the university’s law school program. I obtained my Juris Doctor in 1999 and was licensed to practice law in Texas that same year.

From the beginning of my career, I have focused on international law, and in 2001 I completed a Master of Laws in European and International Law at the University of Geneva in Switzerland. I have always been passionate about diversity and helping people turn their pursuit of happiness and financial improvement into reality. Practicing immigration law has allowed me to combine my experience, passion, and training to offer my clients not just legal advice, but a genuine understanding of their personal or business goals, motivations, and needs.

Over my twenty years of experience, I have helped hundreds of people through affirmative administrative procedures to obtain legal status in the United States, defended families against deportation/removal, represented companies to secure legal employment for qualified foreign professionals and skilled workers, worked with investors to start or expand their businesses in the United States, and represented abused women and crime victims, helping them escape fear and oppression and obtain legal permanent residence.

Loving my work has also allowed me to be at peace and maintain a balanced personal life with my three children and husband. In my free time, I volunteer at a clinic, teach religious education, and participate in community projects that empower women and immigrants.