Gabriel Leyba
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Licensed for 12 years
Law Degree
Awards
Primary Practice Area
Immigration
Language
English Spanish
About
Attorney Gabriel G. Leyba is experienced in all areas of Immigration Law, primarily focusing on defending people against removal in Immigration Court. Attorney Leyba graduated from Brophy College Preparatory in 2001, achieved a Bachelor of Arts degree from Loyola Marymount University in 2005, and obtained a Juris Doctor from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in 2008.Attorney Leyba’s entire career has been centered around defending immigrants. Starting in law school, Mr. Leyba co-chaired the Eloy Pro Bono Project where law students would work with the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project to aid pro se detained immigrants in Eloy, Arizona. Mr. Leyba participated two semesters at the ASU Immigration Law and Policy Clinic helping unaccompanied minors petition for legal status in the United States. Mr. Leyba also worked as an intern for two years at an immigration law firm prior to obtaining his Arizona Law License in 2009.During his professional career, Attorney Leyba gained many levels of experience within Immigration Law. In 2011, Attorney Leyba was appointed as a Practitioner in Residence at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law overseeing the cases for the Immigration Law and Policy Clinic while the director was on sabbatical. Attorney Leyba is admitted to and actively practices law in the United States Federal Court, District of Arizona and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Attorney Leyba represents people in the Immigration Courts of Phoenix, Eloy, Florence, Tucson, and Los Angeles, having attended thousands of hearings. Attorney Leyba has also fought hundreds of cases at the Board of Immigration Appeals.Attorney Leyba is committed to providing quality service and communication in both routine matters and the most difficult of cases.
Practices Areas
Immigration
Language
English Spanish
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Reviews
Gabriel Leyba was my lawyer. He processed my green card under EB1 "outstanding researcher". This is my experience: He was my assigned lawyer in Pope Associates Firm. Although Pope Associates did not have experience on EB1 category, I decided to go with them since their cost was affordable to me. I had seen a ACS webinar (American Chemical Society) about green cards in this category; so, I had a very good idea what I needed to do. At the beginning , I was not impressed on Gabriel when he was working for Pope Associates. It seems he just didn't have time to look in details my case. USCISS needed more evidence after submitting my application in September 2012; and they gave me a deadline to resubmit my application. Around 1-2 months before the deadline, Gabriel told me he was leaving the firm. I needed to decide to stay with him or with Pope Associates. I decided to go with him simply because he knew all my case. Once he was on his own, I saw a complete change. He was really taking care of my case, and gave me good suggestions to have more evidence. He also didn't charge me more which was very nice on him. I just had to pay him the remaining money that I owed to Pope Associates. He also gave me a copy of all the documents that we submitted to the USCISS. Finally, he wrote a wonderful 10 pages letter about my case after I gave him all my information. At the end, I got the green card without any problem. Even though he didn't have experience on EB1, he did an excellent job.
Gabriel Leyba was my lawyer. He processed my green card under EB1 "outstanding researcher". This is my experience: He was my assigned lawyer in Pope Associates Firm. Although Pope Associates did not have experience on EB1 category, I decided to go with them since their cost was affordable to me. I had seen a ACS webinar (American Chemical Society) about green cards in this category; so, I had a very good idea what I needed to do. At the beginning , I was not impressed on Gabriel when he was working for Pope Associates. It seems he just didn't have time to look in details my case. USCISS needed more evidence after submitting my application in September 2012; and they gave me a deadline to resubmit my application. Around 1-2 months before the deadline, Gabriel told me he was leaving the firm. I needed to decide to stay with him or with Pope Associates. I decided to go with him simply because he knew all my case. Once he was on his own, I saw a complete change. He was really taking care of my case, and gave me good suggestions to have more evidence. He also didn't charge me more which was very nice on him. I just had to pay him the remaining money that I owed to Pope Associates. He also gave me a copy of all the documents that we submitted to the USCISS. Finally, he wrote a wonderful 10 pages letter about my case after I gave him all my information. At the end, I got the green card without any problem. Even though he didn't have experience on EB1, he did an excellent job.
Gabriel Leyba was my lawyer. He processed my green card under EB1 "outstanding researcher". This is my experience: He was my assigned lawyer in Pope Associates Firm. Although Pope Associates did not have experience on EB1 category, I decided to go with them since their cost was affordable to me. I had seen a ACS webinar (American Chemical Society) about green cards in this category; so, I had a very good idea what I needed to do. At the beginning , I was not impressed on Gabriel when he was working for Pope Associates. It seems he just didn't have time to look in details my case. USCISS needed more evidence after submitting my application in September 2012; and they gave me a deadline to resubmit my application. Around 1-2 months before the deadline, Gabriel told me he was leaving the firm. I needed to decide to stay with him or with Pope Associates. I decided to go with him simply because he knew all my case. Once he was on his own, I saw a complete change. He was really taking care of my case, and gave me good suggestions to have more evidence. He also didn't charge me more which was very nice on him. I just had to pay him the remaining money that I owed to Pope Associates. He also gave me a copy of all the documents that we submitted to the USCISS. Finally, he wrote a wonderful 10 pages letter about my case after I gave him all my information. At the end, I got the green card without any problem. Even though he didn't have experience on EB1, he did an excellent job.
Gabriel Leyba was my lawyer. He processed my green card under EB1 "outstanding researcher". This is my experience: He was my assigned lawyer in Pope Associates Firm. Although Pope Associates did not have experience on EB1 category, I decided to go with them since their cost was affordable to me. I had seen a ACS webinar (American Chemical Society) about green cards in this category; so, I had a very good idea what I needed to do. At the beginning , I was not impressed on Gabriel when he was working for Pope Associates. It seems he just didn't have time to look in details my case. USCISS needed more evidence after submitting my application in September 2012; and they gave me a deadline to resubmit my application. Around 1-2 months before the deadline, Gabriel told me he was leaving the firm. I needed to decide to stay with him or with Pope Associates. I decided to go with him simply because he knew all my case. Once he was on his own, I saw a complete change. He was really taking care of my case, and gave me good suggestions to have more evidence. He also didn't charge me more which was very nice on him. I just had to pay him the remaining money that I owed to Pope Associates. He also gave me a copy of all the documents that we submitted to the USCISS. Finally, he wrote a wonderful 10 pages letter about my case after I gave him all my information. At the end, I got the green card without any problem. Even though he didn't have experience on EB1, he did an excellent job.