Gracie Johnson Law · Compton, CA
Immigration Lawyer in Long Beach, California
Need an immigration lawyer in Long Beach? Asylum, deportation defense, family green cards. Bilingual. Call (310) 554-4630.

Immigration Services We Provide in Long Beach
Asylum & Refugee
Fleeing persecution? We help build strong, evidence-based asylum cases.
Deportation Defense
Aggressive representation in immigration court. ICE hold assistance.
Family Immigration
Keep your family together. Green cards, petitions, and waivers.
Citizenship & Naturalization
Take the final step to become a U.S. citizen with confidence.
DACA Renewals & Applications
Protect your future. DACA renewals and Advance Parole guidance.
Long Beach is a city of immigrants. From the Cambodian community centered around Anaheim Street to the large Latino populations in North Long Beach and Central Long Beach, to Filipino, Somali, and Pacific Islander communities throughout the city, Long Beach is one of the most culturally rich and internationally diverse cities in California. Gracie Johnson Law proudly serves Long Beach residents from our office in neighboring Compton.
Long Beach has a significant population of asylum seekers and refugees, particularly from Cambodia, Central America, and East Africa. Attorney Gracie Johnson has extensive experience representing asylum applicants from diverse countries and backgrounds. We handle affirmative asylum applications before USCIS for those who are not in removal proceedings, defensive asylum claims before the Los Angeles Immigration Court for those already facing deportation, withholding of removal for applicants who may not qualify for full asylum, and Convention Against Torture (CAT) protections for those who face risk of torture by their home country's government.
For Long Beach families navigating family-based immigration, we provide the full range of services: green card petitions for spouses, children, and parents of US citizens, green card petitions for family members of lawful permanent residents, the I-601A provisional unlawful presence waiver process for immediate relatives who entered without inspection, fiancé visas (K-1), adjustment of status, consular processing, and removal of conditions for conditional residents (I-751).
Long Beach is also home to many long-term residents who are facing deportation due to old criminal convictions, prior orders of removal, or changes in immigration enforcement priorities. If you or your family member is in removal proceedings or has a final order of removal, do not give up. Our firm reviews every case to identify available defenses, cancellation of removal, motions to reopen, BIA appeals, and federal court petitions for review are all tools we use on behalf of our Long Beach clients.
Our Compton office is easily accessible from Long Beach via the 710 freeway or Wilmington Ave. We offer flexible appointment scheduling and consultations in English and Spanish. Contact us today to discuss your immigration situation.
Long Beach has one of the most diverse immigrant populations in California, including the largest Cambodian-American community in the United States. We work with families from Mexico, Central America, Cambodia, the Philippines, and beyond.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Long Beach
Working-class area with large Cambodian, Mexican, and Salvadoran communities.
Historic Cambodian-American district along Anaheim St.
Predominantly Latino working-class neighborhood west of the 710.
Diverse downtown-adjacent area; many tenant immigrant families.
Industrial-adjacent residential area near port jobs.
Driving Directions from Long Beach to USCIS and Immigration Court
710 N all the way to the 5 N then 101 N. Exit at Los Angeles St. Allow 35-50 minutes during commute hours.
710 N to the 10 W to downtown LA. Exit Los Angeles St / 9th St. Many clients prefer the Metro A Line from Long Beach.
Public Transit
- Metro A Line connects Long Beach Transit Mall directly to downtown LA, the immigration court, and our Compton office.
- Long Beach Transit operates extensive bus service in Cambodia Town, Wrigley, and Central LB.
