Trey’s communication skills are wonderful. Trey is great about staying on task and getting paper work done in a timely fashion. I would definitely recommend his services to anyone in need of them.
I am very happy with the services of attorney Trey Sucher. Trey represented me with my immigration case and obtained very good results for me when I thought I would lose my case. Trey worked hard to win my case and helped me understand everything along the way. I am very happy with Trey’s services. I would definitely recommend him.
Trey did an excellent job and is a very responsible person. My family recommends Trey’s services. Trey, thank you for your good work. God bless you always.
Trey does his job well and does exactly what he says he will do.
I was more than satisfied with Trey’s work. Trey is a very approachable person who at any moment was available to communicate with me. Trey worked hard to win my case. Thank you for your services, Trey.
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Trey is really professional, he does an awesome job and he also gets things done and makes things happen. I will hire him for a third time if I need too.
Trey did a good job for us doing our wills and we do appreciate his work. Trey is a special person to us and we wish him the best.
Trey is a great attorney and I was happy with him working my case. I will recommend Trey to other people because I was happy to have worked with him
Trey took very good care of me. He was always aware until the end of the case. I thank Trey for always being so loyal to me.
Trey did an excellent job. He is a very good lawyer; I am completely satisfied with Trey’s work. I will recommend Trey Sucher Law to family and friends.
The attorneys at Trey Sucher Law explain everything very well, they are very friendly, quick and sincere.
Trey has become like family to us. Thank you for helping us.
Trey Sucher Law is a law firm established and owned by Richard Trey Sucher III with offices in Des Moines, IA, West Liberty, IA, Marshalltown, IA, Perry, IA and Denison, IA. Clients throughout the United States engage Trey Sucher for his expertise in immigration law. Trey also represents a substantial number of local clients in a wide array of criminal and civil matters. Trey provides legal representation and guidance in English and Spanish and is licensed by the State of Iowa.
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Trey Sucher
Trey is an Iowa native and earned his law degree at the University of Iowa College of Law. Trey learned Spanish while studying abroad in Spain, and demonstrates his appreciation for cultural diversity through his law practice. Trey is personally responsible for each client’s case and is committed to representing each client in a professional and ethical manner.
Tim Farmer
Tim learned Spanish while serving a two-year mission in Buenos Aires, Argentina, after which he earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Washington. Tim then worked in human resources at two large factories in Illinois where he collaborated with attorneys on various legal issues, including immigration. This work inspired Tim to attend the University of Iowa College of Law. Tim’s breadth of experiences instilled in him a deep respect for cultural diversity, which he displays in his approach to the practice of law.
Anne Harrison
Anne is originally from Fulton, IL and attended college at Hope College in Holland, MI. During college, Anne had the opportunity to travel to the Mexican border in Agua Prieta, Sonora and listen to immigrants bravely share their stories. At that time, Anne decided she wanted to make a career of advocating for and working with immigrants. Anne earned her law degree from the University of Iowa College of Law and honed her Spanish-speaking skills during a summer study abroad in Guanajuato, Mexico. Anne is committed to each of her clients and believes every client deserves respect and dignity.
Whether you live in Iowa, Florida, Alaska, or somewhere in between, Trey is able to represent you in all types of immigration cases. Below is a list of the types of immigration, and non-immigration, cases in which Trey most commonly represents clients.
IMMIGRATION CASES:
Provisional unlawful presence waivers
Certain immigrant visa applicants require a provisional unlawful presence waiver in order for their immigrant visa to be approved. Recent changes in immigration laws now allow certain immigrant visa applicants who are spouses of U.S. citizens to apply for the provisional unlawful presence waiver prior to departing the U.S. to return to their country to attend their immigrant visa appointment.
Other waivers
Certain immigrant visa applicants require a waiver in order for their immigrant visa to be approved. Certain types of criminal convictions, having previously been ordered removed or deported, and having been illegally present in the US for a certain period of time are common reasons an immigrant visa applicant would require a waiver.
Immigration Court cases
Trey represents individuals in their proceedings with immigration courts throughout the United States.
Motion to Reopen
Certain individuals who have been previously ordered removed or deported by an immigration judge may be able to re-open their case with the immigration court.
Board of Immigration Appeals
If your application for relief from removal or deportation is denied by the immigration judge, you may have the right to appeal that adverse decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals.
Dreamers
Certain immigrants who arrived in the US as children may be eligible for a work permit depending on their age at the time of their initial entry into the US, date of entry into the US, criminal history, schooling, and other factors.
Family-based petitions and immigrant visas
US Citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents may petition for certain classes of relatives to become Lawful Permanent Residents. An approved family-based petition only establishes that a relationship exists between a petitioner and beneficiary and does not confer any status on the beneficiary.
Immigrant visas
Once a family-based petition is approved, a beneficiary may be eligible to apply for residency once a visa is available to the beneficiary. Certain beneficiaries must return to their country in order to request this visa.
Adjustment of Status
Certain beneficiaries of an approved family-based petition may be able to apply for residency without having to leave the US.
Citizenship
After you have been a lawful permanent resident for a certain period of time, you may be eligible to apply for citizenship.
Analysis of criminal convictions and pending criminal cases on your immigration status
Certain criminal convictions impact a person’s immigration status. Trey Sucher Law can review your criminal history or pending criminal case and inform you of the likely impact of your criminal history or pending criminal case on your immigration status.
U Visa
Victims of certain crimes may be eligible for a work permit and to eventually apply for residency if their U visa application is approved.
Work permit application and renewal
If you are in removal proceedings or have an approved or pending application with USCIS, you may be eligible for a work permit.
NON-IMMIGRATION CASES:
Criminal Defense
Trey is licensed to represent clients in their criminal cases in Iowa. Trey has defended English and non-English speaking clients throughout Iowa in cases ranging from traffic violations to felonies.
Divorce
Trey is licensed to represent clients in divorce cases in Iowa. Even if you are married in another country, you may be able to get a divorce in Iowa.
Wills and Power of Attorney
Trey is licensed to represent Iowa residents with preparation of their will and power of attorney.
