
Our Extensive Immigration Practice Allows Us To Resolve Complex Legal Challenges On Behalf Of Our Clients
We believe that immigration law is usually underestimated. In reality, it’s a very complex and dynamic area of the law. We understand that every case is unique and for this reason, we strive to provide unrivaled legal representation in today’s turbulent climate.
- Immigration Law We serve individuals, companies, and foreign governments in all aspects of US immigration and Nationality Law.
- Legal Consulting Support during Order of Supervision and Deferred Inspection Interviews related to Mandatory Detention.
- Reliable Representation Family and employment based permanent residency and employment non-immigrant visas, removal proceedings, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement division and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Montano Miranda
Our focus on excellence and dedication to our clients enables us to secure the best possible outcome for every person and entity we represent.


Including:
- Trade and treaty Investors visas
- Extraordinary Ability Immigrant petitions
- International transfer of Executives and Managers
- Athletes competing abroad, including Martial Artists and Jockeys
- Musical Groups and performers
Our firm constantly provides employers and employees with the most appropriate immigration strategies to achieve positive results. We represent businesses petitioning employees, as well as individuals and families undergoing the U.S. immigration process through company petitions.
Permanent residence based on family relationships generally falls into two classes: The first is known as “Immediate Relatives” for which there is no quota or waiting list (Immediate Relatives include unmarried children under the age of 21, spouses, and parents of United States citizens). The second class is known as “Preference Category” for which there is usually a quota and waiting list (these types of petitions include filings by Legal Permanent Residents, siblings, etc.). Our office has ample experience processing all aspects of family petitions within the United States (Adjustment of Status) and through consular processing when beneficiary is currently outside the United States. We are also familiar with inadmissibility waivers required in some cases involving health issues, criminal charges and previous immigration violations.
We habitually assist in the following citizenship matters:
- USCIS Form N – 400, Application for Naturalization
- Form N – 600, Application for Certificate of Citizenship
- Derivative citizenship
In addition, we constantly advise clients about all naturalization and citizenship matters, including derivative citizenship issues, marriage adjustments, removal proceedings, family-based residency or status, and other immigration law matters, including inquiries about criminal charges.
Removal proceedings are administrative proceedings to determine an individual’s removability under United States immigration law. Removal proceedings are typically conducted in Immigration Court by an immigration judge. The United States Government consistently seeks to place aliens, including those who are lawfully admitted as permanent residents, into removal proceedings. The reasons to commence proceedings against an individual include: Criminal charges, visa overstay, unlawful entry, etc. In many cases, an applicant can seek relief from removal, i.e., deportation. Said relief includes a myriad of waivers that include asylum, Cancellation of removal, Adjustment of Status, etc. Our office represents legal permanent residents, immigrants and visitors who are currently in removal proceedings or are at risk for removal from the U.S. Our experience provides a deep understanding of the deportation process taking into consideration the constant changes in the immigration arena.
An Immigration waiver is required when an individual has a specific immigration violation in his/her record. If an immigration officer (in the United States or abroad) determines that the person is “inadmissible” to the United States, they require a waiver. The same process occurs if a green card holder is subject to criminal penalties in the United States: then the government determines if a person is deportable due to criminal/immigration violations.
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Attorney Javier Montano
- United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
- Department of State (DOS)
- Department of Labor (DOL)
- U.S. embassies and consular posts around the world

Attorney Javier Montano is a long-standing member of the community with excellent reputation in the immigration arena. His previous experience in reputable and global firms allows him to provide insights into the immigration environment. In the past, our office has worked with some with some of the world's most respected and well-established individuals and businesses. Mr. Montano constantly provides representation in legal matters related to family and employment based permanent residency and employment non-immigrant visas, including: H-1B Specialty Occupation, L-1 Intra-company Transfer Visas, TN Applicants and Temporary Visitors for Business. In addition, he renders legal counseling to clients during applications for Naturalization, Asylums and Labor Certifications and represents clients during Order of Supervision and Deferred Inspection interviews related to Mandatory Detention. Mr. Montano also practices before the Executive Office for Immigration Review and the Board of Immigration Appeals representing clients in removal proceedings, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement division and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Moreover, Mr. Montano was employed by the Mexican Consulate in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. During that time, he advised members of the Mexican community in the states of Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey regarding matters of criminal, human rights and immigration law and advised U.S. attorneys of issues relating to Mexican law.
Montano Miranda Immigration Law Recognitions and Associations
- AILA Member (Vice-Chair of CBP Border Patrol Committee 2023)
- Admitted to Arizona Bar 2004
- Licensed to practice law in Mexico 1999
- Advisory Counsel of Institute of Mexicans Abroad (“IME”) 2012 - 2016
- Previous Of-Counsel for Immigration Law matters to Mexican Consulate in Miami, Florida
- EX-A-TEC Miami Chapter Board member (vice president) 2018
We Provide Customer Centric Advice And Solutions To Navigate Unique Challenges
In today’s complex and ever-changing legal landscape, having a trusted legal advisor by your side can make all the difference.
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We are very proud of representing Ms. Angola during her immigration journey.

Today is a day of great joy for my family and me, after almost 7 years of having arrived in this country, I am infinitely grateful for having received my Green Card, thanks to Montano-Miranda.
I appreciate Mr. Montano's ethics, he guided me to the right steps to follow, always honest about the process and the possible solutions. I am now a proud American citizen thanks to Mr. Montano.
I have a lot of confidence in Javier and his team. Very knowledgeable and professional services from beginning to end. I know I can depend on his legal advice and services. Don’t hesitate to hire.

We were able to find the best option for Mr. Muñoz to continue to follow his creative passions.

Gracias por tus excelentes servicios.

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- Phone: (305) 854-9591
- Address: 2100 Coral Way, Suite 703
Miami, FL 33145 - Email: [email protected]
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