Colorado Springs Immigration Counsel
Blasingame Law LLC guides businesses, employers, professionals and families through U.S. immigration matters with clear advice and disciplined preparation.
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Blasingame Law LLC
Immigration legal counsel · Colorado Springs
Amber L. Blasingame has practiced in U.S. immigration law for 30+ years.
Experience on both sides — in-house corporate immigration and private client work.
H-1B, L-1, O-1, TN, E-2 and employment-based green card sponsorship.
Internal audits, corrections, HR training and notice of inspection response.
Marriage green cards, adjustment of status, citizenship and humanitarian relief.
Office on N. Academy Blvd serving El Paso County and the Front Range.
Tailored representation
Whether you are responsible for hiring global talent or pursuing an immigration goal for your family, Blasingame Law brings more than three decades of focused experience to the path ahead.
Corporate immigration planning, employment visa petitions, permanent-residence sponsorship and proactive worksite compliance support.
Careful guidance for family reunification, permanent residence, naturalization and immigration issues affecting military households.
Full-spectrum counsel
Visa and permanent-residence strategy for companies and skilled professionals.
Learn moreInternal audits, correction planning, training and inspection response.
Learn morePERM and employment-based pathways for employers and professionals.
Learn moreMarriage petitions, adjustment of status and consular-processing guidance.
Learn moreEligibility review, application preparation and interview guidance.
Learn moreImmigration options for service members, veterans and their families.
Learn moreCorporate & professional mobility
From workforce planning to permanent residence, the firm helps employers and professionals evaluate immigration options, prepare evidence and anticipate agency requirements.
Worksite & HR compliance
Blasingame Law helps businesses review Form I-9 practices, correct documentation issues, train HR personnel and prepare for government inspections.
Explore compliance servicesIdentify errors, organize records and develop a measured correction plan.
Prepare for a Notice of Inspection and respond with organized documentation.
Family reunification
Every family matter is personal. The firm provides clear guidance through eligibility, evidence, filing steps and interview preparation.
Colorado Springs armed forces community
Learn about naturalization, family petitions and immigration options that may apply to active-duty service members, veterans and their relatives.
Blasingame Law combines experienced legal direction with attentive case support from its Colorado Springs office.
Managing Attorney
Amber has worked in U.S. immigration law since 1995 in both corporate and private practice settings. Her work spans business and employment immigration, employer worksite compliance, and family and humanitarian matters.
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Isabel supports clients through intake, document collection and case status communication so filings stay on schedule.
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Office companion
A familiar face around the office, Addy brings a little warmth to the Blasingame Law team.
About the firmExperience developed across changing federal rules, agency processes and real-world client needs.
Advice informed by the needs of employers, HR leaders, professionals and families.
A practical approach to understanding options, gathering evidence and preparing each filing.
The firm handles business and employment immigration for employers and professionals, employer worksite and I-9 compliance, family-based immigration, citizenship and naturalization, humanitarian categories and military immigration matters.
Blasingame Law LLC is at 2930 N. Academy Blvd, Ste. 204, Colorado Springs, CO 80917. The phone number is 719-521-2115.
You can call the office or submit a consultation request. Please keep the initial message general — do not send confidential or urgent case details through a web form.
Yes. Employers and HR teams use the firm for sponsorship strategy and compliance, and individuals use it for work, family, citizenship and humanitarian matters.
Tell us about your business, your family or your case. We will explain the options available under current U.S. immigration law and the next steps the firm recommends.
Submitting a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send confidential or urgent case details through a general web form.
