SCG Law & Language can help people who intend to immigrate to the US and law firms that handle immigration cases in Florida.
In addition to confidentiality and professionalism, you can count on a professional with over 20 years of experience in Legal Communication
What We Provide
Form I-9
Have your employee´s eligibility verified by a Notary Public, with a legal background, in Central Florida and surrounding areas.
Immigration Forms Specialist
If you seek a legal professional who can help you with Immigration Forms, contact me to fill out your immigration visa forms.
Legal Translation
I offer top-notch legal translation in English, Spanish, and Portuguese for vital records and employment documents. Hiring a translator with no legal background may not be ideal since they may not interpret legal terms and procedures well in a different language, of course, from a lawyer’s perspective. As an experienced legal professional in Florida, I can guarantee that your document will be translated satisfactorily for its intended purpose.
Legal Document Preparer
I am a professional with a legal background and experience in Brazil and a Paralegal Certificate in the USA, ready to help you fill out and create legal documents. I am not a lawyer and cannot provide you with legal advice, but I can give directions and even refer you to an excellent lawyer to assist you on your case. During Covid19 restrictions, I can help you online through a Zoom meeting. Schedule an appointment today!
Immigration Forms Specialist - USA
As an Immigration Forms Specialist I can offer your company the following assistance:
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Translate official documents (English, Spanish, Portuguese)
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Apply for background checks
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Check the employment eligibility of your new employee - Form I-9
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Provide referrals to other services or legal professionals for Work Visa application
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Accompany the employee as an interpreter for the USCIS interview.
Immigration Interpreter
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) does not provide foreign language interpreters in a green card interview in the United States. Some of its officers speak Spanish or other languages, but you cannot count on a bilingual officer to assist you, nor can you request it.
If you are not comfortable speaking English, you will need to hire an interpreter to participate in your status adjustment interview. Even if your US petitioner - that is, your spouse, father, or another person who is sponsoring you - is able to interpret for you, the USCIS officer may not allow it. This is particularly true in a marriage-based case because it reduces his or her ability to compare the two responses and detect fraud in the marriage.
So, count on me to serve as your Immigration Interpreter both when filling out the forms (in case you choose to do it by yourself, without the help of a lawyer) and at the time of your interview with the USCIS.
Relocation to Brazil
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Tourism, Vacation, Pleasure Visitor
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Business, Temporary Employment
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Student & Exchange
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Registration with local Federal Police
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Foreign ID
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Local Employment Agency registration
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Driver's license
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Tax Payer I.D. and social insurance
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Registration with Consulates
Disclaimer:
I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in Florida and
may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice.
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analysis of the applicant's profile;
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completing the form strategically to maximize the applicant's chances of approval;
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collection of consular fees;
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scheduling and issuing protocols;
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preparing the applicant for the interviews, and more.
If you are in Brazil and need an immigrant or a non-immigrant visa to enter the USA, Canada, and Australia, we can help you!
