🏛️ Immigration Lawyer in Miami – Trusted Legal Guidance with De Maio Law, PLLCYour Legal Partner for the Immigration Future You Deserve

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Jun 9
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Your Legal Partner for the Immigration Future You Deserve

Navigating the immigration system can be overwhelming 😰, but you don’t have to do it alone. At De Maio Immigration Law, PLLC, we are dedicated to helping you achieve your immigration status safely and efficiently. We represent immigrants throughout South Florida with integrity, commitment, and proven results 💼✨.

Why Choose Us as Your Immigration Lawyers in Miami?

🔹 Over 10 years of experience in immigration law🔹 95% success rate in residency, citizenship, and immigration adjustment processes🔹 Personalized attention, with legal support every step of the way🔹 Bilingual team: we speak Spanish and English to serve you clearly🔹 Virtual and in-person consultations available from anywhere in Florida

📍Office: 2121 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Suite 550, Coral Gables, FL 33134📞 Phone: (786) 232-9120

⚙️ Our Immigration Services

🛂 Visas and Immigration Processes

We help manage a wide range of visas, whether for family reunification, employment, studies, or humanitarian situations:

Family petitions (I-130) 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
Employment visas (H-1B, O-1 for individuals with extraordinary abilities, EB-2, and EB-3) 💼
Investor visas (E-2) 💸
Student visas (F-1) 🎓
Humanitarian visas: TPS, parole, asylum, and VAWA protection 🕊️

We carefully review and prepare your case to reduce errors and maximize your chances of success ✅.

🟩 Permanent Residency (Green Card)

We support you throughout the entire process to obtain your lawful permanent residence:

Adjustment of status from within the U.S.
Consular processes from abroad
Petitions through marriage or citizen/permanent resident parents
Step-by-step family reunification

Our legal team guides you in document collection, interview preparation, and overcoming common immigration hurdles.

🗽 Naturalization and Citizenship

Becoming a U.S. citizen is a major step and requires preparation and clarity. At De Maio Law:

We evaluate your eligibility based on your immigration history and legal requirements
We help you prepare for the exam and interview with personalized guidance
We support you throughout the entire process, even if you have a criminal record or have traveled abroad

📘 Did you know that becoming a citizen gives you access to more benefits, legal protections, and the right to vote?

⚖️ Deportation Defense

Have you received a notice to appear before a judge or are you facing removal proceedings?

At De Maio Law, PLLC we can:

Represent you in immigration court (EOIR) 👨‍⚖️
Request cancellation of removal, waivers, or adjustment of status
File appeals, motions to reopen your case, or explore other forms of immigration relief

We focus on defending your legal stay with effective strategies based on current law 📚.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How much does an immigration consultation cost in Miami?

We offer affordable consultations tailored to your individual situation. You can schedule a virtual or in-person consultation by calling 📞 (786) 232-9120.

How long does the naturalization process take?

On average, between 8 and 14 months, depending on your location and the workload of your local USCIS office.

Can I apply for a visa for my parents or siblings?

If you’re a U.S. citizen, you can petition for your parents, children, and spouse. For siblings, the wait time is longer, but it is possible in some cases.

What if my visa or residency is denied?

All is not lost. We can help you appeal the decision, file a motion to reopen, or evaluate new immigration options. Every case has a potential solution 🧩.

How long does marriage-based residency take?

Between 10 and 18 months, depending on whether your spouse is in the country and how well you present evidence of a genuine marriage 💍.

Can I be deported if I have a pending case?

It depends. In some cases, having an active case may protect you temporarily, but having legal guidance is key. Call us and we’ll assess your situation.

What if I have a criminal record?

Not all criminal records prevent you from adjusting your status or naturalizing, but they must be carefully reviewed. We help analyze your full history 📂.

Can I apply for a work permit without having a green card?

Yes. Some processes (like adjustment of status or certain humanitarian visas) allow you to apply for a provisional work permit.

📈 Real Cases, Real Results

📌 Cuban client with asylum case approved in record time📌 Citizenship application approved and naturalization certificate received on the same day📌 Argentine client received their green card in just 4 months

What Our Clients Say

🗣️ “Thanks to De Maio Law, PLLC I obtained my permanent residency in just 4 months and 14 days” 👍👍👍👍 – Rafael R.

🗣️ “Excellent service and the staff are super professional” – Idianis R.

🗣️ “De Maio Law, PLLC, is an exceptional firm that deserves recognition. From start to finish, their team provided unwavering support, guidance, and expertise in navigating the complexities of immigration law. Thanks to their dedication and professionalism, my case was handled with the utmost care, resulting in a successful outcome. I highly recommend De Maio Law to anyone seeking top-tier legal representation in immigration matters. Five stars all the way!” – Zalan W.