DVM IMMIGRATION SERVICES

A Service of OM1 Foundation

Education. Guidance. Community.

DVM Immigration Services exists to help individuals and families better understand their immigration options through trusted document preparation, case organization, and community-based support. As part of OM1 Foundation, our work is rooted in the belief that immigrant families deserve access to clear information, respectful service, and compassionate guidance during some of the most important moments of their lives.

We know immigration processes can feel overwhelming, expensive, and confusing. Our goal is to help bridge that gap by providing organized, culturally aware support that helps families move forward with dignity and confidence.

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A Trusted Place for Immigration Support

A Trusted Place for Immigration Support

At DVM Immigration Services, we help families navigate the immigration process with care, clarity, and commitment.

Need help getting started? We assist with document preparation, intake support, case organization, and immigration process education so you can better understand your next steps.

About DVM Immigration Services

DVM Immigration Services was built from lived experience, service, and a deep commitment to the immigrant community. Founded by Dilsia Victoria Mejia, DVM was created to provide families with a more accessible and compassionate place to begin their immigration journey.

For many families, the hardest part is not just the paperwork — it is the uncertainty, fear, and lack of trusted guidance. DVM Immigration Services was established to help fill that need by offering organized support, educational resources, and document preparation services that help clients feel informed and empowered.

Today, DVM operates under the broader mission of OM1 Foundation, expanding its impact through community partnerships, education initiatives, and family-centered support services designed to strengthen both households and the communities they help build.

OUR MISSION

To provide reliable immigration document preparation support, educational resources, and community-based guidance that helps immigrant families access information, organize their cases, and move through complex processes with dignity.

OUR VISION

We envision a future where immigrant families have greater access to trusted support, practical education, and the tools they need to build stable, secure, and thriving lives in the United States.

What We Offer

Case Types We Commonly Support

  • Family-based immigration

  • Adjustment of Status

  • Naturalization and citizenship preparation

  • Green card renewals

  • Work permit renewals

  • Humanitarian-based screenings

  • VAWA, U Visa, and SIJS intake support

  • FOIA requests

  • Consular processing preparation

  • General immigration document organization

Why Families Choose DVM

Compassionate and Community-Based

We understand that immigration cases are personal and often affect entire families, not just one individual.

Organized and Detail-Oriented

We believe strong preparation matters. We work carefully to help clients gather, review, and organize the documents needed for their case.

Bilingual Support

We strive to make immigration information more accessible for Spanish-speaking families and mixed-status households.

Rooted in Service

As part of OM1 Foundation, our work is connected to a larger mission of family stability, education, and community empowerment.

Credibility & Professional Network

DVM Immigration Services is built on transparency, professional collaboration, and a commitment to ethical immigration assistance. Our structure combines community-based support with professional oversight to ensure families receive responsible guidance.

Founder & Experience

DVM Immigration Services was founded by Dilsia Victoria Mejia, a Certified Paralegal from Tulane Universitywith a Bachelor’s degree in Homeland Security and Legal Studies. Her academic background and professional experience are focused on immigration processes, legal documentation, and community-based advocacy for immigrant families.

With years of hands-on experience assisting individuals and families navigating complex immigration matters, her work emphasizes organized case preparation, responsible guidance, and culturally informed support for communities that often face barriers to reliable information.

Through both DVM Immigration Services and OM1 Foundation, Dilsia is committed to building systems that help families move from uncertainty to stability by combining education, professional collaboration, and compassionate service.

Attorney Collaboration

DVM Immigration Services is not a law firm, but we work in collaboration with licensed immigration attorneys who provide legal oversight and representation when cases require formal legal counsel.

One of our primary legal partners is Attorney Aaron J. Hurd of The Hurd Law Firm, who supports cases that require licensed legal representation and provides professional legal guidance when appropriate.

This collaborative structure allows families to receive:

  • Organized case preparation

  • Responsible guidance before legal filings

  • Access to licensed legal professionals when needed

  • A smoother transition between preparation and legal representation

Accredited Representation (Application Pending)

The founder, Dilsia Victoria Mejia, currently has an Accredited Representative application pending. This process reflects a commitment to meeting professional standards for community-based immigration assistance and responsible representation where authorized.

IRS Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA)

DVM Immigration Services is also led by an IRS Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA), authorized to assist eligible individuals with ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) applications and identity verification for IRS tax purposes.

FAQs

What is DVM Immigration Services?

DVM Immigration Services provides immigration document preparation support, case organization, and community education for individuals and families seeking help understanding the immigration process.

Is DVM a law firm?

No. DVM Immigration Services is not a law firm. However, our services are supported by experienced immigration professionals. The founder, Dilsia Victoria Mejia, is an Accredited Representative, authorized to assist clients with certain immigration matters. In addition, DVM works in collaboration with licensed immigration attorneys who support and supervise legal aspects of cases when necessary.

DVM Immigration Services primarily provides immigration document preparation, case organization, intake support, and community education. Legal strategy, formal legal representation, and court representation are handled by licensed attorneys or authorized representatives when applicable.

Who do you help?

We work with individuals and families seeking organized support with immigration-related paperwork, case preparation, educational materials, and intake screening.

Can you tell me if I qualify?

We can help collect background information and identify possible options for further review, but legal eligibility determinations should be made by a licensed attorney or accredited representative.

How is DVM connected to OM1 Foundation?

DVM Immigration Services operates as a service under OM1 Foundation, helping advance the foundation’s broader mission of family stability, education, and community support.

Immigration Document Preparation Support

We assist clients with preparing and organizing immigration-related forms and supporting documents for a wide range of case types.

Case Intake and Eligibility Screening

We help gather background information and identify possible forms of immigration relief clients may wish to discuss with qualified legal counsel.

Application Packets and Checklists

We create organized packets, document checklists, and client guidance materials to help families stay on track.

Translation and Administrative Support

We provide support with document collection, communication assistance, and other administrative needs connected to case preparation.

Community Education

We share practical immigration information through outreach, workshops, digital content, and bilingual educational materials.

Referral and Legal Partnership Support

When needed, clients may be referred to or supported in coordin