Nathalia Carneiro is an Associate Attorney at Canero Fadul Reis PLLC. Originally from Brazil, she offers a unique combination of cultural insight and technical expertise, making her particularly attuned to the challenges faced by international professionals, entrepreneurs, and families seeking to build their futures in the United States.
 

Nathalia’s experience includes representing Fortune 500 corporations, high-profile creatives, multinational executives, and fast-growing startups in complex business immigration matters, including O-1, EB-1 (A/B/C), EB-2 NIW, L-1A/B, H-1B, TN, and EB-5 filings. She is known for crafting detailed, persuasive evidentiary records, developing comprehensive RFE and NOID responses, and guiding clients through the U.S. immigration process with clarity, precision, and care. Her cross-cultural insight, multilingual background, and rigorous legal training allow her to serve clients across the United States, Latin America, and Europe with exceptional attention to detail and strategic foresight.
 

Before joining her current practice, Nathalia served as an Associate at Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy LLP, where she represented Fortune 500 corporations, startups, and high-profile individuals.
 

Nathalia has also previously edited the Third Edition of Immigration and Nationality Law (Carolina Academic Press), working alongside top Professors in the Immigration field – an experience that reflects both her subject-matter expertise and meticulous approach to legal analysis.
 

In addition to her business immigration work, Nathalia has significant experience in humanitarian representation, having served in the New York Law School Asylum Clinic, where she represented clients in asylum, family unity, and removal-related matters under faculty supervision. She also worked with Project Lifeline on Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) cases, assisting undocumented children and developing outreach programs to expand legal support for vulnerable youth.
 

Nathalia earned her J.D. magna cum laude from New York Law School, where she was a Law Review Editor, Dean’s Scholar, and Teaching Assistant in both Contracts and Constitutional Law.
 

Before pursuing her law degree, Nathalia graduated summa cum and earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Sociology from the University of Tampa, where she also completed a minor in Law, Justice, and Advocacy. Her academic training provided a strong foundation in the study of social systems, inequality, and human behavior, shaping the empathetic and client-centered perspective she brings to her immigration practice.
 

She is fluent in Portuguese, English, proficient in Spanish and German, and currently studying French. She brings a multicultural perspective and a client-centered approach to every matter she handles.
 

Nathalia is committed to delivering cases tailored to each individual’s needs. As she says, “every person has a history. Every case has a story. Our work is to tell it well.”