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Eduardo Soto
615 NE 22 ST #201
Miami, FL 33137
(786) 383-3570
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1. Our Services
Work Visa
Bond / Detainment
Cancellation of Removal
Waivers of Inadmissibility
Offenses & Immigration
Naturalization
Green Card
For Employers
For Families
Non-Immigrant Visa
Immigration Visa
Investment Visa
Business Visa
Family Visa
Student Visa
Each year the U.S. embraces thousands of foreign workers in numerous occupations such as
agricultural workers, cultural exchange participants, scientists, artists, information technology
(I.T.) experts, religious workers, investors, entrepreneurs, athletes, nurses and more. A foreign
worker needs to acquire authorization to work lawfully in the U.S. Every work category for
entrance has unique requirements, circumstances as well as approved intervals of stay. It is
crucial that you stick to the conditions of your respective application or petition for entry and
visa. Any violation can lead to removal or denial of re-entry to the U. S. Permanent Worker
(Immigrant) A permanent worker is an person that is authorized to reside and work permanently
in the country. Temporary Worker (Nonimmigrant) A temporary worker is an person hoping to
enter the U . s temporarily for a particular objective. Nonimmigrants enter the U . s . for a
temporary period, and when in the us, are limited to the activity or reason for which their
nonimmigrant visa was given.
Work Visa Contact Us
In immigration, sometimes when a person is arrested by authorities (Police, F.B.I., D.H.S., etc.) a
judge may set a bond so you can leave the prison. Bond is an amount of money that the detainee
puts down as warranty that he/she will appear in future court hearings and will give up if he/she
fails to do so. A person might have been arrested for reasons that do not have anything to do with
immigration but become hurdles in the person’s immigration process. It is really surprising how
minor arrests may block partially or totally an immigrations process and could even send him/her
back to their country deported. A visa process could be paused or even completely denied for
criminal reasons, making them the number one reason when making temporary, permanent, non
immigrant and immigrant visas applicants inadmissible. Since this really is such a substantial
issue, try not to be shocked or upset in case, in dealing with an immigration lawyer or attorney,
the lawyer requires you to get your finger prints taken and checked out up against the F.B.I.
records. The immigration authorities will ultimately check the very same files, therefore it may
be far better to know ahead of time exactly what they will discover. One of many offences that
2. cause you to inadmissible are offences of moral turpitude (theft,), scams, attack, murder, rape,
arson, or driving under the influence using a revoked license or even include passing a bad
check), almost any drug offense more serious than simple possession of under 30 grms of
cannabis, prostitution or hiring a prostitute, or any type of mix off two criminal convictions
which weren’t part of the same structure of unlawful wrong doings..
Bond / Detainment Contact Us
In IMMIGRATION, CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL is a discretionary benefit changing the
condition of an alien that has been positioned in removal proceedings before the United States
Executive Office for Immigration Review to a status lawfully accepted well suited for permanent
residency. Application for CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL is done through a hearing in front
of an immigration judge. Prior to CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL there was a procedure
known as SUSPENSION OF DEPORTATION, another type of alleviation accessible prior to
"IIRIRA" was signed into law (ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION REFORM AND IMMIGRANT
RESPONSIBILITY ACT OF 1996).
Cancellation of Removal Contact Us
An Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility (also known as a I-601), is a resources
that might enable an alien that was denied admission to the United States to obtain entrance as a
lawful permanent resident or fiancé(e) under certain circumstances. A waiver of this kind is
based on the possibility of causing extreme hardship to the relatives (resident or U.S. citizen) of
the person who was denied inadmissibility. Waivers of Grounds of Inadmissibility are
discretional so it is important to show that the alien really deserves it.
Waivers of Inadmissibility Contact Us
Immigration Law is a very serious matter. There are many acts and crimes that are
IMMIGRATION OFFENSES: It is a criminal offense to file a green card application based on a
sham marriage. If you attempt to qualify for a green card in this way, you will risk money
penalties and a long jail sentence as well as deportation. In addition, you will almost certainly be
permanently barred from getting a green card. If there is a U. S. citizen involved, he/she also
risks being charged a fine and/or going to jail.
Offenses & Immigration Contact Us
Citizenship through Naturalization The NATURALIZATION process grants U.S. citizenship a
foreign citizen if the person meets all the requirements that the Congress of the United States
established in the Immigration and Nationality Act. You may qualify for naturalization if you
have been a “green card” holder for at least five years, or three years if you are married to a
citizen of the United States. If you are a member of the U.S. armed forces you have different
requirements. You will also need to pass a U.S. history, civics and English language test. In
some cases such test may be waived.
Naturalization Contact Us
3. Bearing a card is the same as being a U.S. LPR. The document (PERMANENT RESIDENT
CARD) is commonly referred to as “GREEN CARD” because it really was green and now it is
mostly white. A card identifies the holder as a person who can reside permanently and
indefinitely in U.S. territory, travelling from and to the United States as needed (but making the
United States your permanent home, otherwise, you may lose the right to a “GREEN CARD”.
We strongly advise not to stay outside the U.S. longer than six months at a time.) Since 1989
“GREEN CARDS” are issued with an expiration date of ten years from the issue date, meaning
that you have to replace the card, not that your right to permanent residency ends. It’s wise not to
spend more than six months at a time outside the U.S. All green cards issued since 1989 carry
expiration dates of ten years from the date of issue. This does not mean that the residency itself
expires in ten years, just that the card must be replaced.
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IMMIGRATION of business people has benefited the United States in scale a surprising scale.
Let us just mention that, according to the Seattle Post Intelligencer, while in the U.S., as a whole,
25% of Information Technology companies were founded by immigrants, in Silicon Valley, the
Technology Mecca of the World, 52%. These companies create thousands of jobs. This says a lot
about IMMIGRATION and INVESTORS. People arriving to our shores do not only have the
will but they have the skills and, many times, the capital to start new companies or to open
branches of companies they have founded in their countries of origin. If an entrepreneur is
willing to invest certain amount of money and to create a minimum full-time permanent
positions for U.S. workers, he/she is entitled to receive immigration benefits (INVESTMENT
VISA).
For Employers Contact Us
The majority of U.S. citizens know they are (because they were born in the country or because
they went through the NATURALIZATION process, but there are some person who are U.S.
citizens and ignore it. That is because they were born in a different country (to U.S. citizen
parents) or their parents became U.S. citizens. What the person needs to find out is if there is a
U.S. citizen in his/her direct ancestry, even if that family member has not been living in the U.S.
for a while. A child of a U.S. citizen, who is Legal Permanent Resident, is eligible for U.S.
citizenship without applying for NATURALIZATION. It is always good to apply for an N-600
form (Application for Certificate of Citizenship).
For Families Contact Us
By definition, a nonimmigrant visa is a temporary visa, one that allows you to stay in the U.S. for
a limited period and there are many different type of nonimmigrant visas and each one of them
has an specific purpose. For example, the visa you need to obtain to study is an F-1 or student
visa, which is different than E-2 (investor) or B-2 (visitor). All of them are nonimmigrant visas.
Visas are designed (all of them, nonimmigrant and immigrant visas) to allow you to perform
specific duties during specific time. Therefore, you need to apply to the specific visa you need
and limit yourself to the period and duties authorized. Your nonimmigrant visa could be revoked
if authorities fear you are going to perform duties different than what the visa states or if they
4. think you are planning to stay indefinitely in the U.S.A. A nonimmigrant visa will never lead you
to become a U.S. citizen.
Non-Immigrant Visa Contact Us
An IMMIGRATION or IMMIGRANT visa is a document given by United States consular
official in your country of origin that lets you to visit the U.S. and submit an application for entry
like a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) and reside permanently in the United States. NON
IMMIGRANT visas allow you to visit the U.S., but no to stay permanently, work, etc. An
immigration inspector from Customs and Border Protection, part of the Department of Homeland
Security, makes the ultimate decision as to whether or not to admit you as an Lawful Permanent
Resident. Once you are accepted as an LPR, you usually have right to living and working in the
U.S. permanently. Citizenship and Immigration Services will mail your permanent resident card
(“green card”) to your new street address, typically within 90 days from your admittance into the
U.S. In case you are approved for a green card in a consulate or embassy, you will not receive
your actual resident card until you enter the U.S. territory and to do this, you must have a visa.
Consequently, if you are given the right to be a permanent resident, you will obtain an immigrant
visa. An immigrant visa allows you admittance towards the U.S., take up permanent residence,
and obtain a green card.
Immigration Visa Contact Us
The Unites States plays host to not merely business people but their own their own immediate
family members which include spouse as well as minor children who are investing in the U. S.
and they are intending to generate ten employment positions or more for properly skilled U.S.
laborers and may be eligible for Permanent Residence (“green card”). At this time, each and
every fiscal year about ten thousand visas can be carried through for qualified business people.
To be approved, the entrepreneur must deposit one million dollars or five hundred thousand in
certain employment areas where there exists a significant percentage of unemployed population.
Immigration may offer availability to remain permanently to such individual applying. You will
require: • An accepted (approved) petition (Form I-526). • A good visa to enter the U.S. • There
needs to be an available visa (keep in mind, at this time the limit is 10,000 per year). You may
make an application for this particular visa in the U.S. embassy or consulate in your
corresponding location in case you do not are now living in the U.S. This is exactly what they
often call a Consular process, in which USCIS (Immigration) interacts with the Department of
State to issue a visa with an approved I-526. In case you live in the U.S. you may become a
conditional permanent resident by means of adjustment of status. You may apply for this once
the I-526 Form has been approved and there is a visa number available, you may apply for
conditional permanent residence using Form I-485 (also referred to as Adjust Status or
Application to Register Permanent Residence). I-485 requirements: Paid Fees Certified
duplicates of court public records (In the event that you where ever detained) Birth certificate
(duplicate) Photo I.D. given by government Passport page in which the entry or parole was
stamped (duplicate) Passport page along with nonimmigrant visa, if appropriate (duplicate) Form
G-325A, (if your age is 14 -79) Statement of Vaccines, Medical Exam (Form I-693) Form I-94
Form I-797, approval notice of I-526 Two passport photos. Spouse (husband or wife) as well as