Immigration attorneys in Coral Gables
You do not wake up needing an immigration attorney. You wake up with a paper in your hand, or a date you cannot miss. Tell us which one and we will tell you what comes next.
What is your situation?
Pick the line that sounds like yours. On the right is the name it carries in the process.
Step 1 of 2
Your case can be won or it can be lost. Be wary of anyone who promises you the outcome before reading your file.
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Practice areas
Half the practice is immigration. These are the four doors cases come through.
Immigration
Permanent residency, citizenship and family petitions.
I-130 · I-485 · N-400
Visas
Employment, investment and extraordinary ability in the arts or sciences.
EB-2 · H-1B · O-1 · E-2 · L-1 · EB-5
Asylum
Credible fear, documentary evidence and hearings before the judge.
I-589 · I-220A
Deportation
Removal defense and appeal before the Board.
NTA · EOIR-26 · BIA
Corporate and civil litigation
Contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and disputes among partners, shareholders and directors.
Bringing your family
The I-130 opens the process. Then come the waiting times, which change according to the relationship and to the country where the person was born.
We tell you how long you will wait before you sign anything.
Immigration
Yasser Sardina
Litigates in the Miami and Orlando immigration courts, in federal immigration court and in federal criminal court. Practices in Spanish and English.
- 2011Admitted in Florida. Bar #0094305, in good standing, no misconduct on record.
- 2011J.D. from Nova Southeastern, Shepard Broad College of Law. Moot Court Honor Society for writing and oral advocacy.
- 2012Founds Sardina Law, P.A. in Coral Gables.
- 2012Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Also of the American Bar Association.
- ·Admitted in the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida, and in the Southern District Bankruptcy Court.
Why work with Sardina Law
You speak with the attorney
The consultation is taken by Yasser Sardina. Not by an assistant, not by an intake service.
The waiting time, up front
Family petitions depend on the relationship and the country of birth. We tell you the real timeline before you sign.
Spanish and English
The whole process, from the first call to the hearing, in the language you actually speak.
He litigates in court
Immigration court in Miami and Orlando, federal immigration court and federal criminal court. Not only paperwork.
Fourteen years, on the record
Florida Bar #0094305, in good standing, no misconduct on record. Member of AILA since 2012.
How we work
Four steps, in this order. You know the cost and what comes next before committing to anything.
- 1
You speak with the attorney
By phone or by video. Yasser Sardina takes it himself, within 24 to 48 hours.
- 2
We review your file
What documents you hold, what stage your case is at, and which deadlines are already running.
- 3
We tell you what can be done
And what cannot. With the real waiting times, before you sign anything.
- 4
You decide, with no pressure
If you retain the firm, the consultation fee is credited toward the contract.
Talk to the attorney about your case
By phone or by video, whichever suits you. You speak with Yasser Sardina, not with an assistant.
You get an answer within 24 to 48 hours, and you know where you stand before committing to anything.