Our strong background in immigration law allows us to effectively handle complex legal challenges on behalf of our clients.
At Montano-Miranda P.A., We firmly believe that immigration law is often underestimated, despite being a highly complex and ever-evolving legal field.
That is why we understand that every case is unique and we are committed to providing excellent legal representation, especially in today’s rapidly changing and challenging environment.
At Montano-Miranda P.A.
At Montano-Miranda P.A., we combine professional excellence with personalized attention to achieve the most favorable results for our clients, whether they are individuals, families, or businesses.
- Investor and treaty visas (E-1 and E-2)
- Petitions for individuals with extraordinary abilities (EB-1, EB-2, EB-3)
- Intra-company transfers for executives and managers (L-1A, L-1B)
- Representation of international athletes, including martial artists and equestrians
- Visas for musical groups, performers, and other artistic talents (O Visa)
- Immediate Relatives – Not subject to visa quotas or waiting lists. Includes unmarried children under 21, spouses, and parents of U.S. citizens.
- Family Preference Categories – Subject to annual limits and visa wait times. Includes petitions by lawful permanent residents, siblings of U.S. citizens, and others.
At Montano-Miranda PA, we offer professional guidance on naturalization, marriage-based adjustments, deportation proceedings, and family-based residency. We also provide consultations related to criminal charges (and their impact on the immigration process).
- Form N-400 | Application for Naturalization
- Form N-600 | Application for Certificate of Citizenship
- Derived citizenship | Automatic citizenship
Deportation proceedings are administrative processes that determine whether a person may be removed under U.S. immigration law. These cases are usually heard by an immigration judge.
The U.S. government often initiates deportation proceedings against foreign nationals — including lawful permanent residents — for reasons such as criminal charges, unlawful presence, or unauthorized entry.
In many cases, individuals may be eligible for relief from removal, such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status. At Montano-Miranda P.A., we represent clients facing deportation, including immigrants, residents, and visitors. Our experience enables us to deliver strong, up-to-date legal defense tailored to current immigration law.
An immigration waiver may be required when a person has a specific immigration violation on record. If a U.S. immigration officer (domestic or abroad) determines that a person is inadmissible, a waiver is necessary. Likewise, if a green card holder has criminal convictions, the government may find them deportable based on immigration or criminal violations. We evaluate each case to determine the best legal strategy.
Recognitions and Affiliations
- Member of AILA – Former Vice Chair of the CBP Border Patrol Committee (2023)
- Admitted to the Arizona Bar (2004)
- Licensed attorney in Mexico (since 1999)
- Member of the Advisory Council for the Institute for Mexicans Abroad (IME), 2012–2016
- Former Consular Attorney for Immigration Matters – Consulate of Mexico in Miami, FL
- Vice President of EX-A-TEC Miami Chapter Board (2018)
Testimonials
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Thank you Javier and office of Montano Miranda
After the whole process, today I have my permanent residence thanks to teamwork that offered me accurate guidance, meticulous accompaniment throughout the process, professionalism and, above all, the empathy that is required in those moments of uncertainty.
Thank you, for all the support, for the effective communication and your excellent work team always available, who made the process bearable and always aiming for success.
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