Immigration Law Office of Kimberly Baker Medina - Fort Collins, CO
The Immigration Law Office of Kimberly Baker Medina in Fort Collins, Colorado, delivers more than 35 years of legal experience and over 2,000 successfully represented families in deportation defense, family-based petitions, green cards, asylum, and citizenship across Northern Colorado.
Over 35 Years of Dedicated Immigration Law in Fort Collins
Securing lawful immigration status in the United States requires deep statutory knowledge, strategic foresight, and unwavering dedication. Situated on Cherry Street in Fort Collins, the Immigration Law Office of Kimberly Baker Medina stands as the longest-established immigration law practice in the community, serving local residents for more than two decades. Founding attorney Kimberly Baker Medina brings over 35 years of legal experience to her clients, having practiced immigration law since 1990 across federal immigration courts and United States Citizenship and Immigration Services offices. Over the course of her distinguished career, she has guided more than 2,000 families through complex legal challenges. When individuals and mixed-status households look to find an attorney who pairs tireless advocacy with profound cultural empathy, Kimberly Baker Medina provides trusted, battle-tested counsel.
Family-Based Petitions, Residency, and Consular Processing
Uniting and preserving families is at the heart of the practice. Attorney Kimberly Baker Medina handles immediate relative petitions, family preference categories, marriage-based adjustments of status, fiancé visas, and consular processing through United States embassies and consulates worldwide. She regularly prepares provisional unlawful presence waivers, helping spouses and parents transition to permanent resident green card status without facing prolonged family separation. Clients who choose to hire an immigration lawyer benefit from customized legal strategies that address unique biographical histories, prior border encounters, and complex documentation requirements.
Removal Defense, Asylum, and Crime Victim Protections
Facing deportation before the Executive Office for Immigration Review is daunting. Kimberly Baker Medina represents clients in bond hearings, master calendar dockets, and individual merits trials, defending against removal through asylum, withholding of removal, and cancellation of removal. The firm also assists vulnerable individuals seeking humanitarian relief, including U-visas for victims of qualifying crimes, Violence Against Women Act petitions for survivors of domestic violence, and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status for abandoned or abused youth.
DACA, Citizenship, and Emergency Immigration Representation
The firm provides dependable support for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals renewals, employment authorization documents, and N-400 naturalization applications for lawful permanent residents seeking United States citizenship. When community members encounter workplace enforcement actions, immigration holds, or unexpected notices to appear, and urgently need a lawyer to defend their liberty, the office responds rapidly to assert constitutional protections and challenge government allegations.
Why Clients Trust Kimberly Baker Medina
- Over 35 Years of Focus: Dedicated entirely to immigration law since 1990, successfully representing more than 2,000 families.
- Fully Bilingual Practice: Complete English and Spanish fluency across all consultations, legal filings, and staff communications.
- Federal Trial Capability: Proven courtroom experience defending clients before federal immigration judges in removal proceedings.
- Transparent Payment Structures: Clear consultation terms, fair pricing, and accessible payment options including cash, credit cards, and PayPal.
If you or a family member is confronting immigration obstacles or deportation proceedings in Fort Collins, contact the Immigration Law Office of Kimberly Baker Medina today to schedule your consultation.
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Location & Access
Primary Address
Located in the historic Old Town area of Fort Collins, within walking distance of Lee Martinez Park.
Building Location
Housed inside the historic Thomas Property at 308 Cherry St, a landmark single-family-style structure built in the early 20th century. This historic house was the childhood home of Virgil Thomas, the first Black graduate of Fort Collins High School, and is located steps away from Washington Park.
Parking Details
A private surface parking lot is available directly behind the building for customers and clients, alongside permissive free street parking along Cherry Street.
Public Transit
Served by Transfort Route 9 (NW Ft Collins); nearest stop is at Cherry & Sherwood.
Accessibility / Suite Access
The office is housed in a single-story standalone historic building. Simply enter through the front porch's main entrance on Cherry Street directly into the reception area.