Immigration Services In USA
Immigration Attorneys specializing in various types of visas, residency permits, and green cards.
Green cards, marriage-based immigration, family petitions, K-1 fiance(e) visas, U.S. citizenship, and work and investor visas.
- More than 20 years dedicated exclusively to immigration law
- Client reviews on Google
- Three attorneys and a ten-person team in Aventura
- We assist clients in Spanish, English, and Portuguese
Let us know how we can help you
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Immigration is all
we do
We are an immigration law firm in Miami and Aventura focused on green cards, marriage-based immigration, family petitions, U.S. citizenship, and work and investor visas. We are not a general practice firm that also handles immigration cases.
True Specialization
A Team, Not a Number
Mistakes That Cost Months
Inside and Outside the U.S.
Cases We Handle
Every immigration path has different requirements, timelines, and risks. These are the paths we handle, and on the first call we will explain which one is strongest for your situation.
Marriage-Based Green Cards and Family Petitions
U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization
Green Cards and Permanent Residence
Work Visas in the United States
Investor and Business Visas
What we do not handle, and prefer to say upfront: the firm does not handle deportation, asylum, or immigration court proceedings. Focusing only on the matters we handle best is why we handle them well.
Being together again,
without unnecessary
delays
- Petition for Alien Relative, Form I-130
- K-1 fiance(e) visa and marriage within 90 days
- Marriage-based green cards and adjustment of status
- Derivative visas for spouses and unmarried children under age 21
- Consular interview preparation and responses to requests for evidence
A poorly prepared application
can cost you months
When a Case Is Prepared Without Strategy
- The most obvious path is chosen without comparing alternatives
- Incomplete forms end in a request for evidence
- Deadlines are missed and statuses expire without warning
- No one explains in your language what is happening with your case
- Months of silence leave you unsure where things stand
With This Firm
- We analyze your situation and explain every option available to you
- We confirm that you meet the requirements or explain how to meet them
- We review every form and document before filing
- You always know where your case stands, in your language
- We respond to emails in less than 24 business hours
Carla A. Anzaldi and Her Team
- Member of AILA and the New York State Bar Association
- Experience with families, professionals, investors, and extraordinary ability profiles
- Frequent speaker at conferences on immigration pathways
- Serves clients in Spanish, English, and Portuguese
Eloisa Romero
Giulia Guerra
Constantino Rago Ferrón
Maria J. Armijo
Ashley Lanzas
Mercedes Gechidjian
Eva Levin
Ten people working in the same area of law. Three attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants, all in the Aventura office.
You take the first step.
We organize the rest
01
Initial Consultation
02
Eligibility Analysis
03
Strategy and Options
04
Preparation and Follow-Up
Questions We Hear
Every Day
It usually involves filing Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, with USCIS, followed by processing and a consular interview. Permanent residents may sponsor their spouse and unmarried children under age 21.
Typically, you must have been a lawful permanent resident for several years, demonstrate good moral character, pass English, history, and government tests, attend an interview with an officer, and take the Oath of Allegiance.
If the spouse is in the United States, it is often handled through adjustment of status; if outside, through consular processing. In both cases, you must prove the marriage is bona fide with financial documents, photographs, communications, and witness statements.
Form I-129F is filed with USCIS. The process includes background checks, proof of a bona fide relationship, evidence of at least two meetings in the last two years, and a consular interview.
In some cases, yes. It depends on the immigration benefit requested and the agency that issued the denial. We review your other options with you before refiling.
Yes. The firm serves clients inside the United States and worldwide, with an office in Aventura, between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. We assist clients in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.
No. We focus exclusively on marriage-based residence and family petitions, citizenship, green cards, and work and investor visas. We do not handle deportation, asylum, or immigration court proceedings.
Tell Us About Your Case
and We Will Explain Your Options
Let us know how we can help you
Two quick questions and we will explain your options.
Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
2980 NE 207th St, Suite 507
Aventura, FL 33180
754-289-6645
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