Leslie I. Snyder P.A.

Experienced, AV- Top Rated – Client-focused Professional Law Firm Association based in Coral Gables, (Miami) Florida.

We are a family owned and managed law firm focusing on immigration issues and providing legal counseling services at a fair price. Our Immigration and Naturalization Attorneys have been solving complicated immigration matters in Miami, Florida since 1991.

Immigration and Naturalization Attorney Offices Beyond Florida and Abroad

With technology advances and sophisticated dedicated software, we represent clients based in any of the 50 states and abroad. We speak Spanish.

Non-Immigrant and Immigrant Visa Application Individuals and Companies

The law firm of Leslie I. Snyder P.A. has provided counseling to individuals and companies located in the United States and abroad requiring assistance in responding or making applications to the federal immigration authorities such as the Departments of Homeland Security and U.S. Department of Labor. The scope of our activities includes:

• Free telephone consultations and reasonably priced in-person or Skype consultations from all over the world with our Board Certified Immigration Lawyer who speaks English and Spanish;

• Preliminary and prompt legal case-background investigations;

• Preparation, filing, and presentation of visa applications for temporary and permanent residence in the U.S;

• Family-based applications for residence, including consular processing abroad, fiancé visas, marriage sponsored applications, parent, children and sibling petitions;

• Applications for multi-national investors such as Treaty Investors and Traders (E-1 and E-2 visas) and transfers to and from the United States (L-1A and B visas and extensions and T/N Canadian and Mexican Visas)

• Million-dollar entrepreneur applications for lawful permanent residence (EB-5 direct and indirect applications; regional centers);

• Social Security No Match letters and I-9 audits for national and international public and private companies, including employer sanctions defense for restaurants, small businesses and large corporations;

• Professional and Outstanding Alien Visas, including H-1B; O-1, EB-1;

• Formation of new U.S. business ventures;

• Investments by foreign companies and nationals;

• Perm labor certifications for public and private corporations;

• Financial and medical institutions;

• Customs and border protection and NAFTA;

• Involuntary and voluntary departure orders;

• Immigration court hearing and appeals;

• The confidential representation of athletes, entertainers, artists, sports figures and teams;

• Naturalization of immigrant residents, etc.