Doral, Florida service area

Doral's commercial life is unusually international. Import-export houses, freight forwarders and customs brokers, aviation and telecommunications suppliers, professional-services firms, food and beverage businesses, hospitality operators and a dense population of owner-operated small businesses all share the same few square miles, and a great many of them are run by people who arrived in the United States as founders, investors or transferred executives.

A large share of that community works primarily in Spanish. The firm works with clients in English, Arabic and Spanish, which matters when the same conversation has to cover a lease, an operating agreement and a visa strategy without anything being lost in translation.

The presence of U.S. Southern Command in Doral is part of the area's economic and geographic character. The firm has no affiliation with it and does not represent it.

The typical Doral matter is not purely an immigration matter or purely a business matter. A founder who wants an E-2 needs a real Florida enterprise behind the petition: an entity, a lease, agreements with suppliers and customers, and a plan an officer can evaluate. An established company abroad opening a Doral distribution arm needs the corporate relationship documented before an L-1 transfer is credible. An investor considering EB-5 needs the investment structured before the petition is drafted.

Because the firm handles both sides, the corporate record and the immigration record are built once, together, rather than assembled twice by two sets of advisers who never speak.

The firm's main office is at 1200 Anastasia Avenue, Suite 110, Coral Gables, Florida 33134. The firm maintains no office in Doral and no virtual address there.