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Mercedes S. Cano - Mercedes S. Cano

Ms. Mercedes S. Cano

www.mercedescano.com


Mercedes S. Cano
40-26 82nd Street


Queens, NY 11373
USA
718-505 8506

Mercedes S. Cano is the sole proprietor of the Law Office of Mercedes S. Cano.  She has extensive experience in the area of immigration law, and more specifically in matters involving deportation, political asylum, and criminal defense in both immigration and non-immigrations matters.  She has represented immigrants allegedly abused by United States citizens or permanent legal residents.  Ms. Cano has successfully represented immigrants in immigration courts in and out of New York State and before the Board of Immigration Appeals. In 1999, with funds from the Initiative for Public Interest at Yale University, Ms. Cano formed a not-for-profit organization that provided her with her first immigration issues. After forming a community center in Jackson Heights, Queens, New York, she created an immigration clinic that helped over 1700 immigration families. The research and handling of these immigration cases gave rise to the criminal and family practice she fervently developed after leaving the community center.

Her criminal and family practice has enabled her to be a strong advocate for the clients whose rights she skillfully defends.  Her legal talent and ability to relate to and empathize with her clients and community has gained her a solid reputation in her community.  (Please see award list).

Ms. Cano received her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature cum laude from Queens College and her Jurist Doctorate from CUNY School of Law.  She has lectured attorneys from CLRN, a community network of over 250 attorneys from CUNY School of Law, on immigration.


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Renée J. Tello - The Law Office of Renee J. Tello, PLLC

Ms. Ren��e J. Tello

www.rjtimmigration.com


The Law Office of Renee J. Tello, PLLC
229-10 Merrick Boulevard


Queens, NY 11413
USA
(718) 978-9000

 

The Law Office of Renee J. Tello, PLLC is a New York based immigration law firm that provides quality, cost effective and simple solutions to our clients’ complex immigration issues.  We are able to offer these solutions by drawing from years of practical experience in the industry, while also consistently staying abreast of all new developments in the ever-changing field of immigration law.  Furthermore, our professional association with prestigious organizations such as the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the New York County Lawyers' Association ensure that we remain connected to a larger national and local network of fellow immigration attorneys, while also providing access to instantaneous information and updates.

Our firm has four practice areas in immigration law - business, family, removal/deportation defense, and nationality/citizenship.  By specializing in immigration law, we provide our clients with the focused expertise required to successfully garner their desired immigration benefits. 

In our business immigration practice, we facilitate the seamless sponsorship and integration of foreign professionals of small and large corporations.  Moreover, we ensure that our corporate clients maintain accurate and complete records to comply with I-9 and Labor Condition Application (LCA) requirements.

Our family immigration practice assists in the reunification of U.S. families with their family members, who reside abroad, through sponsorship for a nonimmigrant visa (i.e. K-1/3 visa) or green card.

Our deportation/removal defense practice aims to determine the remedies available to the immigrant to help them attain their goal of remaining in the United States.

Finally, our nationality practice focuses on assisting individuals eligible for U.S. citizenship through naturalization. In addition, we assist individuals who have derived or acquired U.S. citizenship through a relationship to a qualified relative.

At the Law Office of Renée J. Tello, PLLC we aim to simplify the intricate immigration process thus reducing the high level of stress normally associated with the U.S. immigration system.

 


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