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My name is Gian Piero Gigante, and I am from Caracas, Venezuela. When I decided to come here, I already knew very clearly what I was going to face in that process. I have had an artistic career in my country for about 30 years. I brought two suitcases: one with clothes and one with my entire music history to apply for the artist visa. I had to bring a lot of things, proof that I truly was part of the artistic world in my country. And of course, since it is a process that is different from the usual, I had to go to people who know the subject and know how that particular type of visa works. Professional people, obviously.Translated from Spanish
We had the BEST experience working with this company. A HUGE shoutout and appreciation for Andrea Valdovinos. I don't think we would be where we are today if it were not for her consistency and dedication to our case. We had previous agents that made us feel invisible and small. When I first met Andrea the first thing I asked her is if she was serious. We were so burnt out on run arounds. She came across so professional, patient and understanding. She has a wealth of knowledge and made sure we didn't drop any balls and helped us make follow up calls where she lednthe way and ensured we did not get looked over. I am forever grateful to her. We also used the DMV services here with Johnny Estrada. He was super helpful and made getting our registration easy and simple without us having to spend hours at the DMV. We gave him everything he needed and he even followed up with us to make sure we were good to go. Fantastic service all around. We will definitely be crack for future needs.
Meet Mario, the Master Taco. A story that inspires you to keep moving forward and believe in your dreams!Translated from Spanish
My name is Ade, and my parents are from Guerrero, Mexico. How did they do it? I mean, they didn't have documents, they didn't speak the language, people looked down on them, and they were always afraid of the police or immigration or whatever. How did they survive? For about 20 years, you know? And on top of that, with the responsibility of raising their children. Because I was born here, but with my dad going back and forth, some of my siblings weren't. So that is really hard. Of course. Really hard.Translated from Spanish
I am very satisfied with the result. They helped us feel supported throughout the process, answered all our questions, and made everything much easier. Highly recommended.Translated from Spanish
He came from Sololá, Guatemala. He crossed the desert, was deported… and tried again.Translated from Spanish
My story in this country, well, began when I was 11 years old. I got to know this country by watching movies like Die Hard, Rambo and Terminator 2. It was fascinating, and that is how I got to know this country, along with all the movies that showed its culture, right? That is what drew me to this country, and I have lived it ever since. Well, the sacrifice we have to make as parents is making sure our children are well in every way. That is the greatest sacrifice, and it is an honor for me. What I am most proud of is being in this beautiful country and achieving what your dreams push you to achieve. Having my children close and having a beautiful family is the greatest joy for a father. Today, the message for the community is that the neighborhood does not go dark. If they want to turn off the light, you turn it back on. The neighborhood always has to keep moving forward. Don't lose heart. This is my story, and at Adriana's we are united.Translated from Spanish
Excellent service. They guide you step by step throughout the process and are always available to answer questions.Translated from Spanish
I started out working at a taqueria. I stopped working there, but I learned a lot just by watching. Then I started selling mangoes and strawberries until I was able to buy my own taco cart...Translated from Spanish
I am from Jalisco. I came to the United States when I was about 5 years old. We came directly to California's Central Valley, and from there we started our life: working, learning and going to school. One of the hardest things about growing up here in the United States was probably finding opportunities in certain careers, like becoming a police officer or a firefighter. Those were things I really liked, but with time and education I realized that maybe that would not work for me in the position I was in. That did not mean there were limits to what I could become. One of the biggest sacrifices I have made in my life is dedicating my time and energy to learning and educating myself in school, in any subject that could help me improve. I believe that sacrifice made the difference and helped me keep moving forward in life and keep learning. This is my story, and at Adriana's, we are united.Translated from Spanish
I am very grateful for the excellent immigration support I received. I am extremely satisfied with the result and truly appreciate how much the team helped me. Highly recommended.Translated from Spanish
My dad decided to create a life that was not perfect, but better for my siblings. I had three siblings and my mom living in Mexico. He decided to do what everyone was doing at that time and came to the country where we thought there would be a better opportunity. I was lucky to be the one born here out of all my siblings, but that is how my story here began. The hardest thing for me was feeling excluded here in the country where I was born because of the color of my skin, but also feeling excluded when I went to Mexico, because growing up here I did not know much about my culture or my roots. The first time I went to Mexico, I also felt a little excluded because I did not know the language very well. It was a little different, because there was some bullying I was not used to when I arrived. What I am most proud of is my parents. They fought, they fought in a country where they did not know the language, to give me a future. I was the first in my family to graduate from high school, and then my nieces and nephews followed and got a college education. My dad and my mom opened a very big door for their children and grandchildren, and I am very proud of them. This was my story, and here at Adriana's we are united.Translated from Spanish
I really very thankful to Adriana’s immigration to help me to have my green card ready just in year and 6 months they very nice and help you a lot I recommend at 100% to do fast and easy all your immigration problems thank you so much
The way I fixed my status was through a process called VAWA, a special law for women who are legally married to U.S. residents or citizens and are victims of domestic violence. Hi, my name is Jossie, and I am originally from Veracruz, Mexico. My self-esteem was very low; that relationship left me in a very bad place. Literally, I'm not lying to you, I felt like I wanted my life to end. Because of that experience, I started taking care of my appearance: doing my hair, doing this and that. You feel a little better, you put on a smile, even though inside you are feeling very bad. Adriana changed my life. I mean, I was already very into personal development, motivating myself and becoming a better person day by day. But I don't know, Adriana has something I can't explain. "You have to do it, mamacita, you have to do it." It's like a bolt of thunder going through you. That is how I feel about Adriana. I opened my business about a year and a half ago, and it is called We Are Bellas. We sell jewelry and accessories for everyday wear. Now, thank God, I am a business owner.Translated from Spanish
We received very good service. The team was attentive to our case, accessible and kind every time we visited the office. Angela, who assisted us, was a 10 out of 10.Translated from Spanish
The best experience I have received in regards to keeping me updated and informed with the status, of my application. The staff was friendly and professional in understanding of my situation.
Highly recommended! Everyone was very kind, both over the phone and in person. Andrea was especially helpful and provided excellent customer service. Thank you to the entire team for your support.Translated from Spanish
The service truly goes beyond five stars. The entire team exceeded my expectations, and the customer service was excellent. I would not hesitate to recommend them.Translated from Spanish
Excellent service. Everyone was very kind, accessible and helpful throughout the immigration document process.Translated from Spanish
I recently restarted my U visa process and received my receipt very quickly. I highly recommend them.Translated from Spanish
very helpful and experienced
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