Miami Immigration Lawyers

Michelle Canero ·

Founding Partner

Mirtha Fadul · Partner

Maria Eduarda Reis · Partner

Miami Immigration Lawyers for Professionals, Employers, and Investors

CFR Law is a women-led, immigrant-founded firm in Miami. We handle employment visas, investor cases, family immigration, and humanitarian matters in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

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How We Can Help You

Employment-Based Visas & Green Cards

H-1B · PERM · EB-1 · NIW · L-1

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Humanitarian Relief

Asylum · TPS · Parole · DACA

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TPS & Humanitarian Parole

Temporary Protected Status · Parole

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Temporary Visas

O-1 · TN · H-1B1 · J-1 · E-1/E-2

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Removal Defense & Asylum

Deportation defense · Immigration court

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Citizenship & Naturalization

N-400 application · Eligibility review

Family Immigration

Petitions · Adjustment · Consular

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Waivers of Inadmissibility

Hardship · Unlawful presence · Health

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WHY CFR LAW

Strategy, preparation, and real experience — not promises

CFR Law was founded by three women who understand immigration from the inside. Michelle Canero leads one of Florida's most active PERM practices. Our team speaks English, Spanish, and Portuguese and has represented clients from across Latin America, Europe, and beyond.

One of Florida's most active PERM practices — high approval rate
Women-led and immigrant-founded
AILA members · English, Español, Português
Clients across the U.S. and internationally

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Awards & Recognition

CFR Law is ranked by Chambers & Partners — the world's leading legal rankings authority.

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USA Spotlight 2026

"Leading firm in Spotlight: Florida"

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99.5%

PERM Labor Certification
approval rate

One of Florida's most active PERM practices

45+

Years of combined
legal experience

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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

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