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About

Attorney Belia Peña has been practicing immigration law since 2017. Raised in the RGV, she was inspired by her parents’ deep commitment to community service. Her mother, a healthcare worker, spent over 30 years caring for immigrant families in the region. Her father instilled in her the value of learning from and giving back to a diverse community.

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Based in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas, the Law Office of Belia Peña serves immigration clients across the United States. We handle a wide range of matters, including naturalization, family-based immigration, and deportation defense. Our team is committed to pursuing your case with persistence and strategy—no matter how complex.

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Immigration law is constantly evolving. We stay ahead of policy changes to better protect our clients—not only with today’s laws, but with those that may impact your future.

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This legacy of compassion, resilience, and service lives on in our work. At the Law Office of Belia Peña, we are dedicated to helping immigrant families not only survive—but thrive.

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Bar Admissions

  • New Mexico, 2017

  • U.S. District Court District of New Mexico, 2017

  • U.S. District Court Southern District of Texas, 2018

  • U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit, 2021

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​Classes & Seminars

  • Litigation Strategies for Improper Age Redeterminations, Children's Immigration Law Academy, 05/03/2021 to 05/04/2021

  • Advocating Against the Removal of Unaccompanied Children, Children's Immigration Law Academy, 05/01/2020

  • Child Age Outs & Federal Litigation Strategies, Children's Immigration Law Academy, 05/01/2020

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Languages

  • English

  • Spanish

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Law Office of Belia A. Peña

1409 S. 9th Ave,

Edinburg, TX 78539

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