Japanese nationals residing in the United States will be granted new immigration benefits due to the severity of damages caused by the recent tsunami and earthquakes in Japan.

The Law Offices of Kravitz and Guerra would like to offer support for Japanese nationals suffering from recent crises and commend the efforts of the USCIS.

At the law firm, our expertise in work visas, student visas, adjustment of status, and all other immigration matters will be able to help Japanese nationals make a smooth transition- claiming the United States as their new home, as their country deals with tragic events. Our office will help Japanese nationals with the opportunity to stay in the United States- with the freedom to work, study, and create a better life for them selves. An expert team of lawyers and paralegals will advise them and show them what is needed for their particular case; the law firm will prepare all documents needed, and will expedite their process to ensure an immediate outcome.

Kravitz and Guerra’s team of professionals will assist with the new temporary measures of the USCIS for Japanese nationals and victims of recent catastrophic events.

The Law Offices of Kravitz and Guerra have been internationally recognized for their work in immigration, real estate and international business. They are located in Miami, Florida serving the global community. 

For more info on these new temporary measures, go to:  http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=d219c337ab5ce210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=68439c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD

Lawyer Genilde Guerra became a fully licensed attorney under British law. With her European (Italian) citizenship and now a new license to practice law in many other areas of the world, Attorney Guerra has expanded her expertise to better serve the international community in other continents. 

This British and Welsh license lets the law office practice in many places under British law. This in turn gives them the right to practice in many commonwealths- from Hong Kong to the Caribbean to countries in Africa.  

This also gives her the right to practice under the provisions of the European Union in member states including: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Greece, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, Spain, and Portugal.

The Law Offices of Kravitz and Guerra have been internationally recognized for their work in immigration, real estate and international business. They are located in Miami, Florida serving the global community.  

The Law Offices of Kravitz and Guerra have affiliated with the acclaimed South American firm, Decio Freire. This affiliation will serve to help their international clientele better conduct business, bridging the gap between Brazil and the United States. Brazil is the leading trade partner for the state of Florida.

The Law Offices of Kravitz and Guerra have been internationally recognized for their work in immigration, real estate and international business. They are located in Miami, Florida serving the global community. Partner Genilde Guerra of Kravitz and Guerra is herself Brazilian. She is fully versed in Portuguese and English, and well-connected in Brazil.

Decio Freire and associates has fourteen offices in all of Brazil’s major cities. They have varied expertise in conducting business and work closely with many national and multi-national companies.

This affiliation will be great for both companies. It will work to serve both The Law Office of Kravitz and Guerra, P.A. and Decio Freire’s clientele and network by combining their resources.

Miami,FL. Business Leader Media has selected the Law Offices of Kravitz & Guerra, P.A. as a 2010 Top 100 Small Businesses in South Florida for the second year in a row. Business Leader limited the criteria to include only companies (1) with less than 100 employees and (2) that do a majority of their business in South Florida. Each company’s revenue growth, business achievements and community involvement were evaluated. 

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