Obinna Anyanwu
Partner
Citizenship, work permits and appeals, in English and Igbo.
Obinna came to immigration law after a career in accounting, and it shows in how he reads a file: dates, amounts and signatures first.
He handles citizenship, work permits and appeals, and he reviews every file at the firm before it is filed. He does not speak Spanish; when a Spanish-speaking client sees him, Berenice or a case coordinator is on the call.
Where he works
- Citizenship
- Work permits
- Appeals
- File review
Titles and licenses
Bar admissions
State Bar of Texas
2013
Courts
U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
2014
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
2016
Immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals
Education
J.D., Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law
2012
B.B.A. in accounting, University of Houston
2008
Languages
English
Fluent
Igbo
First language
Memberships
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Matters like yours
Approved
Naturalization after an old arrest
The court record was gathered and explained before filing.
2025
Granted
Work permit renewal
Filed before the old card expired, with no gap in work.
2025
Remanded
Appeal to the Board
The case went back to the judge for a new look at the evidence.
2024
Sample matters, written to show the kind of outcome this section holds. Every case is different, and past results do not predict a future outcome.
Ask Obinna about your case
A 45-minute review, by video or in Houston. You leave with what we would file and the flat fee in writing.
The case review is credited to your flat fee if you hire us within 30 days.