U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Abraham Benhayoun Immigration Lawyer
Miami immigration attorney Abraham Benhayoun focuses his practice on immigration law. Offering comprehensive legal representation for immigrants, foreign investors, and family members seeking US Citizenship.
Abraham holds initial consultations, both in person and via teleconference, with streamlined communications all the way through.
- Applications for U.S. Citizenship
- Labor Certifications
- Special Immigrant Religious Worker Petitions
- Family and Marriage Based Residency Petitions
- EB-1 (Extraordinary Ability) Visas
- E-1 and E-2 (International Investment) Visas
- H-1B (Specialty Occupation Workers) Visas
- L-1A (Executive/Manager Intra-Company Transferees) Visas
- O (Individuals with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement) Visas
- P (Performers and Athletic Competition) Visas
- R-1 (Religious Workers) Visas
- K-1 (Fiancé) Visas
- TN (NAFTA Professionals) Visas
Who can benefit from Abraham David’s advice?
- Persons considering applying for U.S. citizenship.
- Persons who seek a better understanding of the U.S. visa process.
- Persons considering immigrating to the United States.
- Persons in the process of applying for visas.
- Persons who have appointments to be interviewed by USCIS.
- Persons considering applying for U.S. citizenship.
- Persons who seek a better understanding of the U.S. visa process.
- Persons considering immigrating to the United States.
- Persons in the process of applying for visas.
- Persons who have appointments to be interviewed by USCIS.
Testimonials
Recent Success Stories
Client Background Our client, a distinguished professional in the music field originally from South America, had already secured an O-1 visa, successfully renewing it once.
Client Background Our client, a leading restaurant group in South Florida, approached us for assistance with their labor certification process prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Client Background Our client, the father of a U.S. citizen, embarked on the journey towards obtaining a green card. However, the case presented unique challenges
