IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY PROFILE
Arash Mirian
Immigration Attorney in Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles, CA
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Arash Mirian is a lawyer practicing personal injury, immigration. Arash has been licensed for 13 years. Arash practices in Los Angeles, CA.
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About the Attorney
Arash Mirian is a lawyer practicing personal injury, immigration. Arash has been licensed for 13 years. Arash practices in Los Angeles, CA.
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Practice Areas
Immigration Matters Handled
- Broad immigration law practice covering a range of family, employment, humanitarian and citizenship matters.
Education / Credentials / Memberships
Education
- JD, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Credentials
- Admitted to practice in California (2013)
Memberships
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Office & Service Areas
520 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90071
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Consultation & Fees Overview
Consultations are available to discuss your immigration goals, review your situation, and outline potential options. Fees and representation details are discussed during the consultation and may vary based on the type and complexity of your case.
- Consultation options are shared on request.
- Fees discussed during the consultation
- Engagement terms and scope of representation provided in writing
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Profile updated Nov 2, 2026. Source: imported listing.
