ARSEN V. BAZIYANTS -
LAS VEGAS IMMIGRATION LAWYER
Focused on marriage & family immigration, waivers, and naturalization since 2008.
CITIZENSHIP & FAMILY IMMIGRATION LAW
Behind every case is a person.
Behind every person is a dream.
We help make it real.
ARSEN V. BAZIYANTS
Immigration Lawyer
Las Vegas, NV
Why Clients Choose Arsen V. Baziyants
Based in downtown Las Vegas since 2008, our practice serves clients in Henderson, Summerlin, southwest Las Vegas and throughout Southern Nevada in marriage and family immigration, waivers, and naturalization. Clients work directly with the attorney responsible for their matter, with careful preparation and candid advice tailored to their circumstances. Eligible federal immigration matters outside Nevada remain welcome.
With nearly two decades of immigration experience and thousands of cases and consultations handled, I am often contacted by people who have already received incomplete, conflicting, or overly simplistic advice elsewhere. In many cases, the outcome depends on decisions made long before anything is filed: identifying legal and factual issues early, developing the right evidence, and preparing the case with an understanding of how USCIS and consular officers are likely to examine it.
That approach is reflected in what clients say:
“I had one of the most complicated immigration cases you could ever imagine… I had over 10 different lawyers in Las Vegas since 1999 who none of them were able to fix my immigration status. Mr. Arsen Baziyants… was able to adjust my immigration status thus granting me my green card in less than 1 year… He is the most knowledgeable lawyer I’ve ever met.”
— Laura M. · Review on Google
What matters most in immigration is often a fact that seemed minor at the time—a trip outside the United States, an old arrest, a prior filing, a marriage or divorce, a tax issue, or an answer given years ago. Part of my job is to uncover that fact—then, drawing on 18 years of experience as an immigration lawyer, exercise judgment about how it is likely to shape the course of the case.
Las Vegas-Based
Immigration Lawyer
Serving Nationwide
Since 2008
OUR IMMIGRATION LAW FIRM AND HOW WE PRACTICE LAW
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Verified developments, Nevada context, and practical analysis for families.
Clear, client-focused guidance from an experienced immigration lawyer
As an immigration lawyer I always see how in an immigration system filled with information — and misinformation — clarity and focused attention to case details matter more than most people imagine.
We do not promise outcomes. We provide honest assessments, clear guidance, and steady representation — giving each case the individualized attention it deserves.
Within our practice areas, we routinely handle a broad range of cases, including those involving complications, prior issues, or unique circumstances.
Family immigration and naturalization as primary focus
Our practice is focused primarily on family-based immigration and naturalization. Within this area, we handle matters ranging from straightforward filings to more complex cases requiring careful preparation, including:
Responses to Requests for Evidence (RFE)
- Complex immigration matters requiring careful evaluation
Based in Las Vegas, Serving Clients Nationwide
Based in downtown Las Vegas, we serve individuals and families throughout Southern Nevada, Reno, and other Nevada communities, as well as nearby Arizona, Utah, and Southern California. We also assist clients across the United States with immigration matters.
Explore immigration services for your community:
- Henderson, Green Valley, Anthem and Seven Hills
- Summerlin, The Lakes and west Las Vegas
- North Las Vegas
- Southwest Las Vegas, Enterprise and Southern Highlands
- Boulder City
- Northwest Arizona: Bullhead City, Kingman, Golden Valley and Fort Mohave
- Southwest Utah: St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Santa Clara and Ivins
- Southern California: Los Angeles and High Desert communities
In-person appointments at our downtown Las Vegas office and phone consultations are available.
How to inquire about our services
Begin with the short screening form on our consultation page. Our office reviews your information to determine whether your matter falls within our practice and explain the appropriate next step.
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Working with an immigration lawyer for the first time?
Here’s what to expect when you work with our office.
Most people come to us with questions and uncertainty — especially if they have never worked with an immigration lawyer before. Our goal is to remove pressure, explain the process clearly, and guide you step by step.
Below are the typical milestones of representation.
1. Consultation: Clarity First, No Pressure
The consultation is designed to provide clear, candid guidance about your specific immigration situation. Some clients choose to retain our firm after the consultation, while others use the information to make informed decisions on their own. There is no obligation to proceed beyond the consultation. Our goal is simply to ensure that you leave with a realistic understanding of your options, risks, and next steps.
2. Opening the File – Payment
If following your consultation with the attorney we decide to move forward, we begin the working process.
You receive a secure link to a shared, end-to-end encrypted, passcode-protected workspace, where you will:
Upload documents listed clearly on your checklist
Complete questionnaires at your own pace
Review the Agreement for Legal Services before signing
We work exclusively with flat fees. In most matters, we do not require payment upfront, begin the working process in good faith, and collect both the attorney and any applicable government fees immediately prior to filing.
In more complex immigration cases, such as waiver applications, we typically offer a structured payment plan, such as half of the flat fee to start and the second half when the file is fully prepared and before we file it.
3. Evidence Collection & Case Building
Once we receive your documents, our work begins in earnest.
We prepare:
All required immigration forms
A detailed cover letter
Any necessary legal research
Careful organization and vetting of the evidence
We often return to clients to request additional documents to strengthen the case, always balancing quality with efficiency and remaining mindful of deadlines.
4. Review, Signing & Transparent Fees
When the case is ready — often within several working days for many family-based matters — we meet with you to:
Review everything together (review, review, review)
Sign the forms
Collect the flat attorney fee and government filing fees
The attorney fee is exactly what was outlined at the consultation — no surprises, no changes.
5. Final Quality Control & Filing
Before filing, every case undergoes a multi-tier quality control process. Every form, page, and supporting document is reviewed carefully.
We then:
Scan and save the complete filing
Submit the application
Confirm proper delivery and receipt
This is a critical step, and we do not rush it.
6. Case Monitoring & Ongoing Support
After filing, the government communicates both with our office and directly with you.
We stay on top of the case and reach out whenever action is required, such as:
Biometrics appointments
Interview notices
Requests from USCIS
If additional evidence is requested — uncommon when a case is thoroughly prepared — we handle it.
7. No Surprise Charges — Ever
Any additional work required by USCIS, including:
Requests for Evidence (RFEs)
Notices of Intent to Deny (NOIDs)
is fully covered by the original flat fee.
You will never receive an additional legal bill.
Our office also covers:
Certified translations
Copying
Shipping and mailing costs
8. Interview Preparation (If Required)
If an interview is scheduled, we prepare you carefully so you know:
What to expect
How to answer questions
What documents to bring
We also file updated supporting evidence, such as new relationship documentation, before the interview whenever appropriate.
9. Decision, Approval & What Comes Next 
If no interview is required, or once the interview is complete, we receive the final decision.
Identity documents such as work permits and green cards often arrive at our office. When possible, we invite clients to stop by to pick them up in person.
