Diana Aguilera

Diana Aguilera is an immigration lawyer and an associate attorney at Lazaro Salazar Law, Inc., who represents clients across a range of US immigration matters. Her practice includes citizenship, adjustment of status, family-based petitions, U-Visas, K-1 visas, and provisional waivers. She handles extreme hardship waivers, removal defense, and petitions involving Special Immigrant Juvenile Status. She is licensed to practice law in California and focuses her work on immigration representation.

Ms. Aguilera earned two bachelor’s degrees from the University of California, Irvine. She later received her J.D. from San Joaquin College of Law. During law school, she received several academic achievement awards. She gained practical immigration experience through active participation in cases at the New American Legal Clinic, where she worked on matters involving people seeking immigration assistance.

Ms. Aguilera began working in the legal field as a full-time legal assistant in 2016 after completing her undergraduate education. She continued working part-time while attending law school. Her experience has exposed her to numerous immigration processes involving individuals and families. She now applies that background to cases concerning immigration status, family petitions, humanitarian immigration options, waivers, and removal proceedings.

Diana Aguilera concentrates her legal practice on representing people through the complexities of immigration law. Her experience covers matters ranging from citizenship applications and family-based immigration to visas and removal defense. She brings experience developed through legal support work, law school immigration cases, and attorney practice. She is fluent in English and Spanish, allowing her to communicate with clients from diverse backgrounds throughout her immigration practice.

Law Office Affiliations

• Associate Attorney, Lazaro Salazar Law, Inc.
• Member, The State Bar of California

Licensed State

• California

Education

• San Joaquin College of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of California
  Bachelor’s degrees