Item: Kriezelman Burton & Associates, LLC
Rating: 5
Author: Anna Strojek,Google review

El gobierno de los Estados Unidos ha buscado promover la inversión ofreciendo el programa «EB-5» como un medio para que los extranjeros adquieran residencia permanente en el país. Esta visa cubre a individuos que invierten $ 1,000,000 (o $ 500,000 si se demuestra que el área de inversión es un TEA o área específica de empleo) en una nueva empresa comercial que emplea al menos 10 trabajadores USC o LPR a tiempo completo. Inicialmente, a los inversionistas se les otorga residencia permanente condicional y al final de un período de dos años, cuando demuestran que han cumplido con los requisitos básicos para tal inversión, se les otorga una tarjeta verde completa con validez por diez años.

Los inversionistas tienen la opción de administrar activamente el negocio a través de la gestión diaria y la elaboración de políticas u obtener sus tarjetas verdes a través de una inversión pasiva en un Centro Regional. Estos centros reúnen recursos e invierte fondos en diversas industrias como bienes raíces, hotelería, servicios educativos, atención médica, manufactura y comercio minorista. Con la reciente reautorización del Programa Piloto del Centro Regional por 3 años, se ha dado la oportunidad a los inversionistas de continuar beneficiándose del conocimiento técnico de estos centros. Cuando un inversor elige administrar activamente un negocio, la empresa comercial subyacente puede establecerse a través de un amplio espectro de entidades comerciales, incluida una sociedad de responsabilidad limitada, una sociedad de cartera y subsidiarias de propiedad total de dichas entidades. La entidad debe ser con fines de lucro. El inversor debe demostrar que los fondos han sido puestos en riesgo, que la fuente de fondos es legítima y que se crearán los 10 empleos necesarios durante los dos años de residencia condicional otorgada al inversionista. Kriezelman Burton and Associates LLC, ha representado exitosamente a los inversionistas del programa EB-5 basado en inversiones nuevas y en curso.39

I highly recommend attorney Brittni and Legal assistant Violetta. Their expertise and professionalism were instrumental in successfully handling our case. They guided us, answered all our questions, and ensured everything was submitted accurately and on time. Thanks to their efforts, we achieved a positive outcome. I’m immensely grateful for their outstanding service and highly recommend them to anyone seeking immigration assistance.

Phoebe

I highly recommend this firm to the folks who really need any type of legal advice, assistance in any of theirs issues. Whole team is very knowledgeable, dedicated and truly committed. Laura McClure is really one of their GEMS . She always without missing even one emails in the whole process, very promptly she gets back. If you really want to get your process done, this is the firm I recommend.

Gurpreet

One of my relatives just received her Green Card and the credit goes to Kevin Raica and his Paralegal, Aga Bogdanowicz. The final “Adjust Status Petition” including the supporting documentation was 128 pages long! There is no way we could have compiled this level of detail much less have it be error free on our own. The whole process took around 8 months which is to be expected; however, the Petition package was so complete that no interview was required. If you ever have need of immigration legal service you just can’t go wrong with Kevin Raica and the immigration…

Thomas

My international partner and I needed assistance with completing the process to receive a green card and residency in the United States. I am astounded with how quickly we received residency status thanks to the experience and quality of Kriezelman Burton & Associates. Attorney Kevin Raica was a pleasure to work with and demonstrated professionalism and depth of knowledge with the process. Paralegal Donald Rogers was attentive to all the details, followed-up with us, and ensured all of our documents were submitted on time and tracked. I can't praise this firm enough for how easy they made what could be…