Very Professional! She was amazing in communicating with me and very kind. Thanks to her, I had my application approved. Thank you so much for the experience. Highly recommended 10/10!!

To this Woman my Family & I owe our future too. My Husband is now officially a permanent resident of the United States. She has guided us and given us all the knowledge we needed to make this process and simple and stress free as possible. I am so blessed and thankful that Miss L'Antoinella came into our lives & took on our case! If you are in the process of becoming a permanent resident/citizen and are seeking a lawyer, Spiller-Reddick Immigration Law will be a great help and a relief of stress to you & your family !

Spiller-Reddick I have to say has been a blessing to my family, She wholeheartedly has taken care of us she is very organized and perfectionist just like me I love working with her, she is always available for you, I had never met a lawyer that took your case and actually cared about every little step, She has always been there to answer all our questions, You will never be disappointed she is by far the best.. Thank You Spiller-Reddick You Are Awesome !!!!

L'antoinella is an awesome lawyer. She actually cares about you and isn't after your money. Knowledgeable and very proactive she treated my case like it was gold, kept me updated and worked through all the kinks. Interviews, forms she gets it all done.

L’Antoinella Spiller-Reddick currently runs her own immigration law practice out of Fredericksburg, VA. From 2006-2013, Mrs. Spiller-Reddick was employed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Department of Homeland Security. She held many positions within USCIS to include Adjudications Officer (Policy) with the Office of Policy and Strategy (OP&S), Refugee Officer, Legal Intern and Contractor. As a part of USCIS OP&S, Ms. Spiller-Reddick was responsible for the management, development, and drafting of USCIS policy relating immigration relief for victims of domestic violence as provided by the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). VAWA allows certain immigrant victims of domestic violence to self-petition for legal status in the United States. Mrs. Spiller-Reddick has traveled the world as a Refugee Officer with USCIS, Volunteer with the Peace Corps, and Intern with the Department of State. Mrs. Spiller-Reddick has lived and worked in West and East Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. Her exposure to multiple cultures and ethnicities has provided her with an appreciation and sensitively towards immigrant communities.

Mrs. Spiller-Reddick earned her Juris Doctor degree from the American University Washington College of Law and a B.A. in Political Science from Howard University. She is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and authorized to practice Immigration law in Virginia and nationwide.