Alejandro Vazquez, P.A.

Category: Immigration attorney in Miami, Florida

Address: 782 NW 42nd Ave # 636, Miami, FL 33126, USA

Phone: +13054447924

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 10:30AM–5:30PM

Tuesday: 10:30AM–5:30PM

Wednesday: 10:30AM–5:30PM

Thursday: 10:30AM–5:30PM

Friday: 10:30AM–5:30PM

Saturday: 10AM–2PM

Reviews

Annia Rios Alonso (ara)

Aug 15, 2022

Excellent professional πŸ‘

ariadna arece

Jul 9, 2022

The best ‘‘‘‘

Alain Gonzalez

Jun 6, 2022

First of all, to comment that after having an appointment scheduled 1 month in advance, the day of the appointment was not available, without any explanation. After several calls I was able to reschedule the meeting and the truth is that it leaves much to be desired, a waste of time. Zero empathy and lack of interest, I really appreciate that it happened like this from the beginning and not later.

Jose Yoanny Gomez Alvarez

Apr 25, 2022

Very good attention always and great professionalism...

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Questions & Answers

Edtoi very grateful for the work they did to my residency procedures. The board of lawyers Luis Negron and Alejandro Vasquez. I rate them 5 "STARS"

Joel alpuin | Sep 17, 2021
Alejandro Vazquez, P.A. | Sep 17, 2021

Thank you! Nice to have Joel helped you.

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Mr Vasquez what determines Conditional green card holder at time of interview or upon entry in the US? Her immigrant visa was issued CR1 but when she entered the US she was already married two years

Irma Reyeros | Sep 17, 2020
Alejandro Vazquez, P.A. | Sep 17, 2020

The error relates to the applicant’s classification as a CR1, at the time of her entry to the United States. If she was married at least 2 years, she should have been granted entry as a Legal Permanent Resident, (IR1). If the date of marriage of the applicant at the time for the visa interview was approved by the U.S. Embassy the marriage was less than two (2) years old, the visa would be approved as a conditional resident, (CR-1). However, if at the time the applicant, traveled to the United States and entered, the marriage of the applicant was more than two (2) years old, then she should have been classified as a Legal Permanent Resident (IR-1) not as a conditional resident (CR-1). If there was an error in the category of the residence, it should be addressed upon entry to the U.S. or if not addressed there then the applicant should go to the nearest CBP Deferred Inspections Office to address the problem.

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