Our team

The team at Cambridge Immigration Law works together with our clients to achieve their immigration goals. We offer empathy and transparency throughout your immigration legal process so that you can focus on your professional, academic, family and personal goals. While we serve clients nationwide and internationally, we also take great joy in our connection to the Cambridge community where we work, live, and raise our families. It is our pleasure to work with clients who are also our neighbors.

You start your immigration journey with Cambridge Immigration Law with a consultation with an attorney.  Once you and the attorney decide on a legal strategy, you can choose to hire our firm to represent you.  After signing a Representation Agreement and securing payments for legal fees, you begin your work with our legal team.  Our legal team includes our supervising attorney, case attorney, paralegal and legal assistants, all whom work on different aspects of your case and who communicate with you through the various stages of preparing your case.  Using client-friendly online tools such as HelloSign, Pipefile, Clio and Docketwise, our legal team prepares your legal case with your input and approval.

Ricardo Ferreira Gehrke

Ricardo Ferreira Gehrke

Client Services Assistant

Katie Horigan

Katie Horigan

Associate Attorney

Peter Rich

Peter Rich

Client Services Director

Ellen Sullivan

Ellen Sullivan

Founding Attorney

Roberto Reyes

Roberto Reyes

Paralegal

Marian Cauley-Alcocer

Marian Cauley-Alcocer

Operations Manager

Come work with us!

Please use our online scheduling tool to request an appointment.
We look forward to partnering with you on your immigration journey.


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Marriage-Based Green Card Document Guide

We work hard to make your immigration case easy for you. Use this easy guide to help you organize the documents that you would use if you are eligible to submit an application for a marriage-based green card application. You should consult with an attorney to figure out if you are eligible for a green card before you submit any applications or documents to the U.S. government.