Maghzi Law Firm, LLC - Myrtle Beach
1310 Azalea Ct Ste H, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Maghzi Law Firm, LLC is an immigration law firm with offices in Charleston and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The firm represents individuals, families, employees, employers, and others navigating U.S. immigration and nationality matters. Its services include adjustment of status, asylum, citizenship and naturalization, deportation defense, family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, green cards, immigrant and nonimmigrant visas, temporary work visas, humanitarian visas, and VAWA matters.
Maghzi Law Firm, LLC is led by founding attorney Ameneh Maghzi, who immigrated to the United States and previously practiced international law. She earned an LL.M. from Emory University School of Law and an M.A. in Political Science from Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada. Her academic work included recognition for scholarship and graduate achievement, providing a strong foundation for advising clients on complex immigration procedures and international legal concerns.
Maghzi Law Firm, LLC assists clients with both temporary and permanent immigration goals. The firm helps families pursue reunification, supports workers and employers with employment-based options, prepares visa and green card applications, and represents individuals facing removal proceedings. Its practice also includes asylum, refugee status, U visas, T visas, and protections under VAWA. The team helps clients prepare documents, understand eligibility requirements, and address interviews and other stages of the immigration process.
Maghzi Law Firm, LLC emphasizes direct communication, individualized support, and transparent flat-fee services. The team offers assistance in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Farsi. Founding attorney Maghzi is an active member of the State Bar of Georgia and is licensed to practice Georgia state law and U.S. federal law, but not South Carolina state law. Through its immigration-focused practice, the firm helps clients pursue lawful status, family unity, employment opportunities, humanitarian protection, and U.S. citizenship.