San Diego · California-Mexico Border
LLM · M.A. · Lic. en Derecho
Immigration & Humanitarian Law Advocate
Bilingual advocacy for individuals and families navigating complex cross-border immigration systems.
Available in English & Español
About
Daniela Moreno Ferro is a dual-jurisdiction legal professional. She earned her Licenciatura en Derecho from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC), where she practiced law in Mexicali, Baja California. She then pursued advanced U.S. credentials — a Master of Laws (LLM) and Master of Arts from the University of San Diego, and bilingual paralegal certification from Southwestern College. A four-time President's List honoree (4.0 GPA) and member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, her record across both legal systems is one of consistent, documented excellence.
That dual foundation — Mexican law practice plus U.S. academic credentials — is precisely what her clients need: someone who understands immigration not just academically, but from both sides of the border, in both languages, across both legal systems.
Get in TouchRecognition
Earned four times for maintaining a perfect 4.0 grade point average across 12 or more units of coursework each semester — a distinction awarded to only a small percentage of students at Southwestern College.
"A remarkable accomplishment and one in which you should take great pride."
Mark C. Sanchez, Ed.D · Superintendent/President, Southwestern College
Practice Areas
Visa applications, green card petitions, naturalization support, and guidance through complex immigration processes
Advocacy and support for individuals and families seeking asylum or refugee protection from persecution and humanitarian crises
Helping families navigate sponsorship petitions and the reunification process across borders
Support and advocacy for vulnerable individuals and populations facing humanitarian challenges
FAQ
Yes. If you are physically present in the United States — regardless of how you entered — you may be eligible to apply for asylum within one year of your arrival. We can help you assess your eligibility and gather supporting documentation.
Documentation varies by visa category but typically includes birth certificates, marriage certificates, proof of the petitioner's U.S. status, and evidence of your qualifying relationship. We help you identify and organize the right documents for your situation.
Yes. All consultations are available in English and Spanish. Navigating immigration systems is challenging enough without a language barrier.
Yes. With experience in both California and Mexico, we assist clients navigating cross-border matters and immigration processes affecting families on both sides of the border.
Contact
Ready to discuss your situation? Reach out to schedule an initial consultation.
+1 (442) 258-0072English & Español · San Diego, CA
This website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Contact does not create an attorney-client relationship. All matters handled in accordance with applicable rules and licensing requirements.