ALYSSA REED, Attorney
I have been working exclusively in immigration law for over 15 years, beginning in law school when I first began working with U visa and VAWA petitioners, as well as migrant farmworkers. I graduated with high honors from law school. From 2006 to 2014 I worked for two different well-respected immigration law firms before opening my own practice in June 2014.
I have been very active in the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), serving on the Executive Committee of the Colorado Chapter and being elected Chair in 2015. I have also chaired the national AILA committee on VAWA (the Violence Against Women Act) and participated in multiple other national AILA committees. I currently serve on the Denver District Attorney's Office Community Advisory Council on Immigration. For many years I have served as a mentor to pro bono attorneys through the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Center (RMIAN).
I have won several awards and honors including being named a “Top 40 Under 40,” one of 5280 Magazine’s “Top Lawyers,” and being named a Super Lawyers “Rising Star” and "Super Lawyer." I am frequently invited to speak on immigration topics nationwide to other immigration attorneys and community groups. Additionally I have been invited by multiple law enforcement agencies to train officers on U visa matters and consult on U visa policies. I have appeared multiple times to comment on immigration matters on Univision, Telemundo, and NBC.
I became interested in immigration law after being fortunate enough to travel extensively during college, including living in Spain and Costa Rica, and becoming fluent in Spanish. My husband is from Mexico and we have gone through his immigration process and know personally the struggles and stress that the immigration process can cause. I don’t take lightly the privilege and responsibility of representing your family – I understand that your family’s future is at stake and we work hard to do everything possible to help ensure that families remain together.
I have been very active in the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), serving on the Executive Committee of the Colorado Chapter and being elected Chair in 2015. I have also chaired the national AILA committee on VAWA (the Violence Against Women Act) and participated in multiple other national AILA committees. I currently serve on the Denver District Attorney's Office Community Advisory Council on Immigration. For many years I have served as a mentor to pro bono attorneys through the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Center (RMIAN).
I have won several awards and honors including being named a “Top 40 Under 40,” one of 5280 Magazine’s “Top Lawyers,” and being named a Super Lawyers “Rising Star” and "Super Lawyer." I am frequently invited to speak on immigration topics nationwide to other immigration attorneys and community groups. Additionally I have been invited by multiple law enforcement agencies to train officers on U visa matters and consult on U visa policies. I have appeared multiple times to comment on immigration matters on Univision, Telemundo, and NBC.
I became interested in immigration law after being fortunate enough to travel extensively during college, including living in Spain and Costa Rica, and becoming fluent in Spanish. My husband is from Mexico and we have gone through his immigration process and know personally the struggles and stress that the immigration process can cause. I don’t take lightly the privilege and responsibility of representing your family – I understand that your family’s future is at stake and we work hard to do everything possible to help ensure that families remain together.
CLAUDIA FUENZALIDA, Legal Assistant
I was born and raised in Talca, Chile. I attended and graduated with honors from Universidad de Talca. I received my Juris Doctor after completing law school at Universidad de Talca in January 2011. I am fluent in Spanish & English.
I came to the United States in 2012 and since then I have been working in the immigration field as a legal assistant. I enjoy reading mystery books and spending time with my family and my dog. I am very passionate with it comes to helping others. I like to use my skills and knowledge to assist clients the best I can. I joined Reed Immigration in June 2019 and it feels like a second home.
I came to the United States in 2012 and since then I have been working in the immigration field as a legal assistant. I enjoy reading mystery books and spending time with my family and my dog. I am very passionate with it comes to helping others. I like to use my skills and knowledge to assist clients the best I can. I joined Reed Immigration in June 2019 and it feels like a second home.
EDITH TREJO, Legal Assistant
I was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. I grew up in a
multicultural and bilingual home. I graduated from John F.
Kennedy High School in 2015. I've been working at immigration
law firms since 2017, first as a receptionist, then as a paralegal.
I decided that I wanted to become a paralegal and devote my
career to a cause that is important to me. I always wanted to do
something that helped people and I am very passionate and
excited to be a part of Reed Immigration.
I have two kids, and I enjoy spending time with them and family,
binge watching shows, meeting new people and visiting new
places!
multicultural and bilingual home. I graduated from John F.
Kennedy High School in 2015. I've been working at immigration
law firms since 2017, first as a receptionist, then as a paralegal.
I decided that I wanted to become a paralegal and devote my
career to a cause that is important to me. I always wanted to do
something that helped people and I am very passionate and
excited to be a part of Reed Immigration.
I have two kids, and I enjoy spending time with them and family,
binge watching shows, meeting new people and visiting new
places!