Stop guessing about your immigration case.
Not sure what you qualify for? Talk to a real immigration law office for 10 minutes. In English, Spanish, Swahili, or Japanese.
Pick a time. They'll call you.
10 minutes to see if it's a good fit · confidential · you'll get a text confirming it.
What happens on this call (1:24)
Three steps. Ten minutes.
No forms to fill out and nothing to prepare. Just what you already know about your situation, and ten minutes to see if it's a good fit.
Pick a time on the calendar
Takes under a minute. Openings weekdays 12–5 and Saturdays 12–2. A confirmation text goes to your phone.
The office calls you
At the number you gave, in the language you chose. You describe your situation in your own words.
You both decide if it's a fit
Whether the firm can help, what the path looks like, and what it would cost. If it's not a fit, they'll tell you that too.
You may qualify faster than you think.
Stop carrying the question alone.
- You've had an immigration question for years and never put it in front of a lawyer.
- A notario or document preparer handled your paperwork and you're not sure it was done right.
- Your receipt number hasn't moved in months and nobody will tell you why.
- You're worried about the citizenship interview — travel dates, taxes, old filings.
- You need someone who speaks your language — English, Spanish, Swahili, or Japanese — and is open on Saturdays.
See who you'll be working with.
A short look inside the Law Firm of Solomon Musyimi — the office, the team, and how they treat the people who walk in.
Solomon Musyimi
Solomon Musyimi has practiced law since 2002 and founded the firm in Southwest Houston to serve the city's immigrant families — from Latin America, from Africa, and everywhere in between — in their own language.
His view is simple: every family deserves to have their situation evaluated honestly. When someone sits down with the firm, they hear plainly whether and how it can help. That's why so much of the practice comes by referral from former clients and their relatives.
- Practicing since 200224 years in immigration law
- Licensed attorneyRepresents clients before USCIS and immigration courts nationwide
- English, Spanish, Swahili & JapaneseCalls in the language you choose
- Family petitions to removal defenseGreen cards, citizenship, work permits, waivers, asylum, appeals (BIA), consular processing
- MemberHispanic Chamber of Commerce · African Bar Association · Rotary Club of Houston Downtown · BBB accredited
- 2002Helping Houston families since
- 4Languages spoken
- 10minIs all it takes
You're not hiring one person. You're hiring a firm.
Attorneys, a case manager, and staff who speak your language and pick up the phone.
Chukwuma NjakaOf Counsel
Laban OpandeOf Counsel
Karen ShihOf Counsel
Ian IrariOf Counsel
Hanelle KarariCase Manager
David WambuguMarketing ManagerA notario is not a lawyer.
Every year Houston families pay hundreds, sometimes thousands, to notarios and document preparers. When something goes wrong, they're gone.
Notarios & document preparers
- Not licensed to give legal advice
- Forms filed wrong, deadlines missed
- No one to answer when a denial comes
- Can't represent you before USCIS or a judge
Law Firm of Solomon Musyimi
- Licensed attorney reviews your case
- Full record checked before anything is filed
- Represents you before USCIS and immigration court
- Same office since 2002 — in your language
Before you book.
What is the 10-minute call for?
Can I speak in my own language?
I'm undocumented. Should I still call?
My case has been stuck for months. Is that something you handle?
A notario filed my paperwork. Can you look at it?
What should I have ready?
Your question doesn't have to wait another year.
Ten minutes, in your language, to see if it's a good fit. Pick a time and the office calls you.
Book my 10-minute call10 minutes · Confidential · No obligation
Law Firm of Solomon Musyimi · 9494 Southwest Fwy #300, Houston, TX 77074 · (713) 541-4444 · Mon–Fri 9–6, Sat 9–3
Attorney advertising. Results vary. Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The 10-minute call is an initial conversation and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
