Magdalena Cuprys, Esq.
An immigration attorney and member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), including its South Florida and Latin American chapters.
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An immigration attorney and member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), including its South Florida and Latin American chapters.
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An experienced attorney known for his strong business acumen, effective negotiation skills, and dedicated approach to the legal process.
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An immigration attorney with more than seven years of experience in immigration litigation, removal defense, BIA appeals, and representing clients before USCIS.
Explore ProfileServing Immigrants, is a full service, dynamic law firm that specializes in helping immigrants and their loved ones with a wide range of different legal situations. This often starts with assisting individuals and families through the immigration process. Attorney Magdalena Cuprys came to the United States as a refugee herself and eventually became a naturalized United States citizen, so she has extensive personal experience working through the immigration process. Ms. Cuprys’ personal experience as a refugee and immigrant is what inspired her to focus her law firm on helping other immigrants realize their goals and their American dream. Beyond the specifically immigration-related cases, we also help with criminal defense, personal injury law, estate planning, family law, and more as we have a network of attorneys we work with inside and outside our physical office.
Serving Immigrants, currently has offices in Miami, Orlando Clewiston and San Juan-Puerto Rico, and represents clients all over the United States and all over the world. We take the time to listen to our clients so we can better understand their situation and craft the exact legal representation they need. If you are looking for an experienced attorney who will give you a straightforward answer as well as the respect and attention you deserve, please contact Serving Immigrants, today.
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The United States is widely known as the land of opportunity. Many people choose to immigrate to the United States for a chance at prosperity. Indeed, obtaining a prosperous, safe, and secure future is at the top of the list for the reasons why someone chooses to leave their homeland to start fresh in another. Fortunately, many are able to achieve their goal of prosperity, safety, and security once in the United States. And even though the journey is challenging, it can be rewarding. At Serving Immigrants, our team of professionals is dedicated to helping individuals and families realize their dreams. With decades of combined experience in immigration law, we have assisted countless clients with various immigration matters and issues. Our expertise ranges from citizenship to business immigration, family immigration, asylum, visas for extraordinary ability, visas for crime victims, and everything else in between.
Immigration is an integral part of what makes the United States rich in culture, economic growth, and diversity. Our attorney, Magdalena Cuprys, understands that immigration is essential, and therefore committed to providing support and creative solutions to individuals, families, professionals, businesses, and all others in need of immigration services, no matter how complex. With offices in Miami, Orlando, Clewiston and San Juan-PR, attorney Cuprys is able to effectively represent and offer her skills, knowledge, and resources to clients across the United States.
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