The Best Immigration Lawyers in Charlotte (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 3 firms · North Carolina law

The best immigration lawyers in Charlotte in 2026 include Vasquez Law Firm, Butler, Quinn & Hochman for asylum and adjustment of status, and Johnson & Nicholson for deportation defense.

The list at a glance

FirmOfficeFocusBest for
1. Vasquez Law FirmEast CharlotteImmigration in NC and FLSpanish-speaking families
2. Butler, Quinn & HochmanEast CharlotteAsylum and adjustment of statusAsylum seekers and families
3. Johnson & NicholsonEast CharlotteDeportation and cancellation of removalPeople in immigration court

Charlotte has its own immigration court. If you've got a Notice to Appear or someone is detained, say so first when you call. Many firms here pair immigration with criminal defense, which matters if you've ever been arrested.

1. Vasquez Law Firm — East Charlotte

Immigration as a lead practice.

Focus Immigration in NC and FLBest for Spanish-speaking families

Vasquez Law Firm lists immigration first, from Executive Center Drive.

5701 Executive Center Dr, Suite 103, Charlotte, NC 28212

Firm profile 844-967-3536 Website Google Maps

2. Butler, Quinn & Hochman — East Charlotte

Pages on adjustment and asylum.

Focus Asylum and adjustment of statusBest for Asylum seekers and families

Butler, Quinn & Hochman has pages on adjustment of status and asylum, from East Independence Boulevard.

4801 E Independence Blvd, Suite 700, Charlotte, NC 28212

Firm profile 704-569-9800 Website Google Maps

3. Johnson & Nicholson — East Charlotte

Relief in immigration court.

Focus Deportation and cancellation of removalBest for People in immigration court

Johnson & Nicholson has pages on relief in immigration court, deportation defense and cancellation of removal.

5806 Monroe Rd, Suite 102, Charlotte, NC 28212

Firm profile 704-325-8057 Website Google Maps

Frequently asked questions

How much does an immigration lawyer cost in Charlotte?

Many charge flat fees by application type, with higher fees for court cases, and government filing fees are separate. Get a written agreement that says what's included.

What should I do if I get a Notice to Appear?

Read it, keep it safe and call an immigration lawyer right away. Keep your address current with the court, and don't miss a hearing.

Can a notario help with my case?

No. In the US, a notary isn't a lawyer and can't legally give immigration advice. Use a licensed lawyer or a nonprofit recognized by the Justice Department.