Tomas Resendez is an immigration lawyer with Resendez Immigration Law PLLC in Austin, Texas. As a corporate U.S. immigration specialist with more than seven years of experience, Resendez represents a wide range of clients from individuals and small businesses to high net worth corporations.
As an immigrant himself, Resendez has focused his practice exclusively on immigration law. He counsels his clients regarding employment and family-based nonimmigrant and immigrant matters, including visas, permanent residence, naturalization, and citizenship; guiding them through their best available options. Specifically, Resendez advises his clients on which temporary work visas to get, how to obtain permanent residence through the labor certification process, extraordinary ability classification, and qualifying investments in U.S. businesses or EB-5 centers.
Prior to Resendez Immigration Law PLLC, Resendez was an associate at Fragomen as an associate. Before that, he worked for Escamilla and Poneck for more than five years.
Resendez holds a Doctor of Law degree or Juris Doctor (JD) from St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio and a Bachelor of Arts degree in finance from the University of Texas at San Antonio. He is a member of the Texas Bar Association. Resendez speaks English and Spanish.
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- How long do I have to stay in the U.S. during the conditional permanent resident status?
- How can I travel abroad after biometrics appointment but before receiving my green card?
- What is the required deposit schedule of the EB-5 investment capital?
- How can I keep my H1 status until I get a permanent green card?
- How do EB-5 investors prepare for consular post interview?
- How do I use gifted money as EB-5 capital?
- What is the definition of “child” as dependent in EB-5?
- What happens if my I-829 extension expires?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of investing in a late-stage EB-5 project?
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- What is the processing timeframe for EB-5 cases in projects with expedited exemplar approvals?
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