Villa Park Immigration Lawyers

Gupta and Trujillo’s immigration attorneys work tirelessly to protect the rights of immigrants
living in Villa Park, California. We understand the importance of community and family.
As experienced immigration attorneys, we will vigorously represent you at all stages of your
immigration case. We also work closely with you and your family in order to provide you with
the best legal representation.

Villa Park, measuring an area of only 2.1 square miles, is one of the smallest cities in Orange
County, California. It was incorporated in 1962. It has a population of 6,500 people and is home
to one shopping center and four public schools within walking distance of each other – Villa
Park High School, Cerro Villa Middle School, Villa Park Elementary, and Serrano Elementary.

Villa Park has 2,050 homes making this community ideal for a peaceful, residential life. The
city is primarily zoned for single-family residences. Luckily for Villa Park residents, most of the
city’s single family residences were built upon half-acre lots. Because of the town’s small size,
the city is almost ninety-nine percent built out.

Villa Park residents are often seen walking the streets of Villa Park between schools, neighbor’s
homes, or to the city’s only shopping center, which includes a public library, a grocery store,
several banks, a pharmacy with a postal substation, offices, several specialty stores, a local café
and bakery, and the town’s city hall. Villa Park is also known for having limited street lights, few
sidewalks, and luscious trees and flowers giving the city a rural feel.