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How Much Does a Immigration Attorney Earn After Taxes?

National median: $92,000/year. After federal taxes (single filer), that's $73,108/year take-home — 20.5% effective rate.

Entry Level
$52,000
Median Salary
$92,000
75th %ile
$135,000
Senior Level
$160,000

Immigration Attorney Salary After Federal Tax by Experience Level

Take-home calculated for single filer, federal taxes only (no state income tax baseline).

LevelGross SalaryTake-Home / YearMonthlyEff. Rate
Entry Level$52,000$43,821$3,65215.7%
25th Percentile$66,000$54,817$4,56816.9%
MedianBLS Median$92,000$73,108$6,09220.5%
75th Percentile$135,000$103,026$8,58523.7%
90th Percentile$195,000$145,207$12,10125.5%
Senior Level$160,000$120,113$10,00924.9%

Immigration Attorney Take-Home Pay by State

Salary figures adjusted for state cost of living and local market rates. Single filer.

StateEst. SalaryTake-Home / YearMonthlyEff. Rate
California$112,930$79,771$6,64829.4%
New York$121,210$87,266$7,27228.0%
Texas$99,590$78,448$6,53721.2%
Florida$101,890$80,066$6,67221.4%
New Jersey$108,330$79,724$6,64426.4%

About This Career

Immigration attorneys handle visa applications, green cards, deportation defense, and business immigration matters. The corporate immigration sector — helping companies sponsor skilled worker visas — commands significantly higher fees and salaries than individual client representation.

Education: JD degree and bar admission; immigration law specialization coursework valuable
Top Cities: New York City, Los Angeles, Miami

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Immigration Attorney salary in the US?+

The national median Immigration Attorney salary is $92,000 per year (BLS data). The middle 50% of earners fall between $66,000 and $135,000, while the top 10% earn over $195,000.

How much does a Immigration Attorney take home after taxes?+

A Immigration Attorney earning the median $92,000 takes home approximately $73,108 after federal taxes (single filer, assuming no state income tax). Add state taxes to get a more precise figure for your location.

Where do Immigration Attorneys earn the most?+

The highest-paying states for Immigration Attorneys are California, New York, Texas. Top cities include New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, where salaries can exceed $135,000 for experienced professionals.

Calculate Immigration Attorney Take-Home by State

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