Santiago A Alpizar P.A.

Category: Immigration attorney in Miami, Florida

Address: 2250 SW 3rd Ave STE 202, Miami, FL 33129, USA

Phone: +13058562494

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 9AM–6PM

Tuesday: 9AM–6PM

Wednesday: 9AM–6PM

Thursday: 9AM–6PM

Friday: 9AM–6PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Sula

Sep 20, 2022

I am Spanish, I went two years ago because I wanted to get a green card (my father is a non-American) and he started to yell at me, he got angry because he asked me about my political ideals and I answered him. He didn't like my answer and told me that I could never get a green card. Two years later I am an American citizen because I went to another lawyer, one who was professional. Do not trust what Alpizar tells you, always consult another lawyer.

Mirtza Perez

Aug 30, 2022

Admirable and excellent Lawyer. With a long history and solid knowledge. Always updated, responsible and honest in his constant work. His innumerable matters won, inside and outside the United States, and those of us who know him, recommend him with absolute certainty.

Alexis Puente

Aug 28, 2022

Very good lawyer, pleased with his services

Isis Roque

Aug 27, 2022

Excellent and professional lawyer! He is always updated with latest immigration issues! I highly recommend his service!

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Questions & Answers

Good afternoon, Mr. Santiago, I have a friend who for several years has traveled with a Spanish passport and the ESTA has been approved. I request it again because his Spanish passport is new and it was not approved, can he fill out the application again?

Milay De Leon | Sep 24, 2021

Jhon Badigjan | Oct 29, 2021

I am not the lawyer .... But my mother had the same situation .... I applied 5 kisses to her and was instantly rejected ..... I took her to the US consulate in Mexico and they told her that because she was Spanish .. .. I had to travel to Barcelona or Madrid and you have to explain your situation to the consul to see if they will approve a visa .... Now with this situation it is impossible .... Then I got on the government website and that is what is explained .... That is, you have to go to Spain ....

Can my 14 year old daughter do her citizenship when she is 5 years old in the USA without me?

Aisha Reyes Asef | Sep 24, 2020

Santiago A Alpizar P.A. | Sep 24, 2020

Yes, if you are a permanent resident.

Cuban's 5-year visa expired. I wait 1 year from his last entry to the country, I apply for the residence and he was denied. They gave him 1 month to return. Do you have any possibility of making any kind of claim? He has a license and a job.

Yasser Jaula | Sep 24, 2020

AlyAlvaro! ¡El Amor! | Sep 24, 2020

But was he Cuban or Spanish citizen?

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