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We are a french- and spanish-speaking law firm based in Miami providing legal services in immigration , real estate, business law, and more.

Meeting Your
Immigration Goals

Whether you are coming to the United States for business reasons or want to live here permanently, we will help you obtain a visa.

Real Estate &
Title Services

We'll help you lease or buy a home or business property

Business Services

We'll help you setup your business.

Immigration Services

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Immigration Law

Serfaty Law, P.A., in Miami is an immigration law firm providing legal services in French, Spanish, and English. We help our clients obtain both temporary and permanent visas. While many of our clients wish to work and live in the Miami area, we serve clients throughout Florida and the United States.

In addition to helping our clients through the U.S. immigration process, we provide real estate and commercial law services to help our clients reach their employment, business, and personal goals.

The following are examples of the types of visas attorney Charles Serfaty can help you obtain:

Temporary Immigration Visas

E2 investor visas based on an investment in a U.S. business
L1 transferee visas for executives, managers, and employees of foreign companies who wish to open or staff offices in the United States
O1 extraordinary ability visas for foreign nationals with extraordinary ability in business or the arts
F1 student exchange visas
TN Trade visas for nationals of Canada and Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
H1B temporary worker visas
B1 or B2 business visas for those who wish to come to the United States for business or pleasure
K1 fiancé(e) visas
R1 religious worker visas

Permanent Immigration Visas (Green Cards)

Adjustment of status from temporary to permanent residency
Employer-sponsored immigration through the PERM process, I-140 petition or I-485 application
Permanent immigration status based on a family member who is a U.S. citizen