Immigration Paralegal · Interpreter · Translator · Notary Public
Whether you need assistance with immigration documents, case preparation, translations, or navigating complex procedures, I provide personalized support to help you and your family move forward with confidence. From your initial consultation to the completion of your case, I will be by your side every step of the way.
Professional immigration support built on trust, experience, and personal commitment.
Hello, and welcome to AB Immigration Services.
My name is Ana Bachur, and immigration has been a part of my life long before it became my profession.
Although I was born in the United States, I spent most of my childhood in Goiânia, Brazil. My parents divorced when I was young, and because my mother was building a life for our family in the United States while navigating her own immigration journey, I was raised primarily by my grandmother alongside my cousin. During those years, I witnessed firsthand the sacrifices, uncertainty, and determination that so many immigrant families experience. I saw what it meant to leave behind family, language, culture, and familiarity in pursuit of better opportunities.
Those experiences shaped who I am today and gave me a deep appreciation for the resilience of immigrant families. They also taught me that behind every immigration case is a human story, one filled with hopes, dreams, challenges, and sacrifices.
When I returned to the United States, I pursued my education with the same values of hard work and perseverance that my family instilled in me. I graduated from Kennesaw State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Biology (Pre-Medicine) and a Minor in Psychology. I later completed the Paralegal Certificate Program through Emory University to further strengthen my ability to assist individuals navigating complex legal and immigration processes.
For more than five years, I have worked as a professional Portuguese-English interpreter and translator. Through that work, I have assisted thousands of individuals in medical appointments, surgeries, emergency room visits, psychiatric evaluations, legal proceedings, court hearings, USCIS interviews, and immigration consultations throughout Georgia. Serving as an interpreter allowed me to witness the fears, hopes, and challenges that many immigrants face when trying to understand complicated systems in a language that is not their own.
My experience eventually led me to work directly within immigration law as a USCIS and EOIR paralegal. In that role, I assisted with family-based petitions, adjustment of status applications, consular processing, asylum cases, VAWA petitions, U visas, work permits, naturalization applications, FOIA requests, motions, removal defense matters, and other humanitarian forms of relief. I helped organize evidence, prepare filings, communicate with clients, draft supporting documentation, and guide families through every stage of the immigration process.
What I learned during those years is that many individuals and families simply need someone who will listen, stay organized, explain the process clearly, and genuinely care about their case. Immigration paperwork can be overwhelming, confusing, and stressful. My goal is to help ease that burden by providing professional, organized, and personalized support every step of the way.
Today, through AB Immigration Services, I strive to offer affordable and dependable immigration document preparation, translation, interpretation, administrative support, and case organization services. Whether you are filing a family petition, preparing supporting documentation, responding to a government request, or simply trying to understand what documents are needed, I am committed to helping you navigate the process with confidence.
As a Brazilian-American, I am proud of both cultures that helped shape me. As a Christian, my faith influences how I serve others, with honesty, compassion, patience, integrity, and respect. Every client who comes to me is treated with dignity because I understand that immigration is not just paperwork, it is about families, futures, and opportunities.
Thank you for visiting AB Immigration Services. It would be my privilege to assist you and your family on your immigration journey.
My goal is simple: to provide organized, professional, and affordable immigration support services while helping individuals and families feel confident and informed throughout the process.
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters."
Colossians 3:23
Comprehensive immigration support tailored to your case.
I have interpreted at hundreds of USCIS interviews, work and marriage-based interviews, and citizenship (naturalization) interviews. I have also prepared a complete bilingual guide (Portuguese and English) that explains how the interview works, what to bring, how I can help as your interpreter, commonly asked questions, and what to expect on the day.
Request the Interview GuideA clear, structured path from consultation to final filing.
I begin with a careful case analysis using the documents you provide, reviewing your history and identifying strengths, gaps, and potential issues before we meet.
Phone, video, or in-person consultation. Discuss goals, immigration history, deadlines, concerns, and next steps.
Review available documents, create a checklist of what is missing, and develop a case strategy together.
Prepare translations, FOIA requests, open records requests, affidavits, declarations, and supporting evidence.
Prepare cover letters, exhibit indexes, filing packets, and supporting documentation - all organized professionally.
Assemble and review the complete packet before filing or attorney review.
Maintain communication throughout the process and provide updates every step of the way.
Immigration is deeply personal. No two cases are the same, and no two paths to the United States look alike. I treat every client with the care, attention, and respect their story deserves. If during our consultation I see that your case is more complex and would benefit from the strategy of a licensed immigration attorney, I will tell you openly and refer you to a trusted attorney I work with. I would rather guide you toward the right help than take on work that isn't in your best interest. Your future matters more than my caseload.
AB Immigration Services is not a law firm. Ana Bachur is not an attorney and does not provide legal advice, legal representation, or legal opinions. Services are limited to immigration support, document preparation, translation, interpretation, notary services, and administrative assistance. Any legal advice should be obtained directly from a licensed attorney. Please note: I do not take on cases that require court representation, including asylum, VAWA, and U Visa cases. For those matters, I will gladly refer you to a trusted licensed immigration attorney.
"Ana made our family's process so much easier. Every document was perfectly organized and she answered every question with patience."
Stay informed with the latest developments in immigration policy.
June 2026
Understanding what changed - and what did not - in the latest policy guidance.
USCIS is reminding officers that Adjustment of Status (I-485) is discretionary and not automatic, even when someone is otherwise eligible. USCIS emphasizes that adjustment is considered an "extraordinary benefit" because it allows someone to become a permanent resident without leaving the United States for consular processing. The memorandum instructs officers to carefully weigh both positive and negative factors when deciding whether to approve an adjustment application.
This memorandum does not eliminate Adjustment of Status, automatically deny marriage-based green cards, automatically deny parolees, automatically deny asylum applicants who adjust later, create a new law, change the eligibility requirements for Adjustment of Status, or mean everyone must now leave the United States for consular processing. The memorandum mainly reminds officers to place greater emphasis on discretionary analysis when reviewing cases.
Many social media posts are saying things like "Adjustment of Status is over," "Marriage green cards are ending," or "Everyone will have to leave the U.S." Those statements are inaccurate based on the actual memorandum. The memo repeatedly acknowledges that Adjustment of Status remains available under the law and that officers must still review applications on a case-by-case basis.
USCIS officers may now place more emphasis on immigration violations, misrepresentation, fraud concerns, criminal history, and status violations as negative discretionary factors. At the same time, applicants may benefit from presenting stronger evidence of family ties, community involvement, employment history, good moral character, humanitarian factors, long-term residence, and positive contributions to society.
One of the strongest things you can do is respond to every question correctly and accurately, even when the answer is yes to difficult questions such as: Have you worked in the United States without permission? Have you violated your nonimmigrant status? Did you overstay? Did you work without a work permit? Honesty and transparency are viewed positively by USCIS officers. Beyond truthful answers, submitting strong supporting evidence also helps. Consider including the following documents with your application:
Business formation, legal documents, vital records, passport services, and family support for every stage of your journey.
We discuss the right structure for your goals, choose a name, prepare your formation documents, register with the state, and obtain your EIN so you can open a business bank account.
Start your company in the United States - from idea to registered LLC or corporation.
From simple landing pages to multi-page business sites - modern design, mobile-friendly, and ready to attract clients.
Professional websites for small businesses, professionals, and entrepreneurs.
We talk about what you need the POA to cover, draft a clear general or limited POA in your language, walk you through every clause, and notarize it on-site so it is ready to use.
Documents that allow a trusted person to act on your behalf when you cannot.
If you are facing immigration court or removal proceedings, a guardianship document names a trusted adult to care for your children, make medical and school decisions, and protect their stability while your case is pending. We prepare the document carefully, explain it in your language, and notarize it.
We prepare your application, check your supporting documents, take care of forms and photo requirements, and guide you through scheduling at the consulate or passport agency.
If you have been served with a lawsuit or complaint, filing a well-drafted answer on time can resolve the matter on paper and, in many cases, prevent the need for a court hearing. I draft documents for magistrate, state, and superior court matters - and I can also help prepare paperwork related to municipal and traffic court cases. I draft so you can file the documents yourself or with an attorney; representation in court is not part of my services.
Drafting only - I prepare lawsuits, answers, and complaints for magistrate, state, and superior court. I do not represent clients in court.
I identify the correct state office, prepare the request or amendment forms, gather the supporting documents needed to prove your identity or the correction, and submit everything so you receive an accurate certified copy.
Request or correct birth certificates, marriage certificates, and other vital records from state agencies.
I prepare the request to the correct state vital records office, coordinate across multiple states when needed, and guide you through any authentication or apostille steps so the certificate is accepted where you need it.
Obtain certified copies of death certificates for legal, insurance, or immigration purposes.
We review your eligibility and documents, complete the SSA application or update form, and prepare a checklist so you walk into the Social Security office ready to submit everything in one visit.
Guidance and document preparation for Social Security card applications and updates.
I provide bilingual study materials, review the rules of the road with you, walk through the document checklist for the DMV, and offer guidance for the road test so you feel prepared on test day.
Study materials and bilingual support to help you prepare for your driver's license written and road tests.
I confirm the requirements for your state or county, prepare the license application or certificate request, and guide you through the appointment and filing steps so the process is smooth from start to finish.
Help obtaining and preparing marriage license applications and requesting marriage certificates for any U.S. state or county.
I draft the court petition and proposed order, prepare any required notices, and walk you through filing with the court and notifying agencies like Social Security, the DMV, and USCIS once the order is granted.
Prepare all necessary documents to legally change your name through court petition.
We discuss what powers you want to grant, draft a durable financial and/or healthcare POA tailored to your situation, review every clause with you in your language, and notarize it on-site.
A durable POA stays in effect even if you become incapacitated, so a trusted person can act on your behalf when it matters most.
We talk through what the agreement needs to cover, identify the key terms and protections, and I draft a clear, organized contract in your language that you can review with the other party before signing.
Drafting of formal personal and business contracts and agreements - clear, organized, and tailored to your situation.
I prepare the petition and supporting paperwork carefully so you can file with the probate court. Filing and court appearances are handled by you or an attorney - my role is preparation and drafting only.
Drafting of guardianship and conservatorship petitions to formally request authority to care for a minor or an adult who cannot manage their own affairs.
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I understand life gets busy. I can adapt and support clients before or after work hours when needed. Just ask when you book.
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"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose."
Romans 8:28