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Family-based immigration
Family petitions, adjustment of status, consular processing, and related filings.
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Clear immigration counsel from an attorney who works with you directly.
Zunzun Law Firm guides individuals, families, and professionals through the immigration process with steady, bilingual representation and personal attention from start to finish.
U.S. Immigration Law
Honest advice. Personal advocacy. Real results.
Three principles guide every consultation, filing, and follow-up.
A practice built around the people we represent.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every immigration matter depends on its own facts and applicable law.
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Immigration-focused representation
Family, employment, residency, citizenship, and removal defense — handled with depth, not breadth.
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English and Spanish, end to end
Consultations, filings, and follow-up in the language you choose. Nothing lost in translation.
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Direct attorney access
You work with the attorney handling your case — not a rotating queue of intake staff.
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Yvelis Hernandez Socorro, Esq.
Yvelis is an attorney with substantial experience in immigration and business law. She holds a Master of Laws in International Law from Stetson University College of Law and a Licentiate in Law from Universidad Agraria de La Habana.
For more than a decade, she has provided legal services, supervised legal teams, and represented clients in complex matters that require careful analysis, advocacy, and clear communication.
Fluent in English and Spanish, she works with clients across diverse legal and cultural contexts. Her immigration work spans legal advice, negotiation, litigation support, and administrative advocacy.
At Zunzun Law Firm, Yvelis focuses on providing clear, direct, professionally grounded immigration counsel for individuals and families.
- Bilingual representation
- Immigration-focused practice
- Personalized case planning
Credentials
- Attorney and Program Manager at Lutheran Services Florida, overseeing CRS legal services
- LL.M. in International Law, Stetson University College of Law
- Licentiate in Law, Universidad Agraria de La Habana
- Decade of bilingual practice across English and Spanish legal-service environments
Licensed to practice law in the State of New York. Representation of Florida clients is limited to immigration matters.
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Practice areas
Immigration services
Thoughtful support for common immigration matters, with strategy tailored to your facts, timeline, and goals.
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USCIS & ICE
Preparation and Representation at USCIS interviews, and reporting appointments with ICE.
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Residency (Green card)
Clear help preparing residency applications and understanding the road ahead.
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Citizenship & naturalization
Application preparation, document review, and interview readiness.
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Removal defense
Careful representation for high-stakes removal matters and available forms of relief.
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DACA
Initial requests and renewals for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, with eligibility review.
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VAWA
Confidential self-petitions for survivors of abuse under the Violence Against Women Act.
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Waivers
Inadmissibility and unlawful presence waivers, prepared with care for the legal standard.
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Asylum
Affirmative and defensive asylum claims for those who fear harm in their home country.
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How we work together
A clear path from first call to final filing.
Immigration cases can feel uncertain. The process below is the same path every client follows so you always know where things stand.
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Consultation
A focused conversation about your goals, history, deadlines, and documents — so options are clear before any commitment.
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Strategy
A written plan: the filings that fit your case, what each requires, realistic timelines, and the trade-offs to weigh.
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Preparation
Document review, drafting, and packet assembly handled together. You see and approve everything before it leaves the office.
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Representation
Filings submitted, deadlines tracked, agency correspondence handled, and you stay informed at each turn.
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Why this practice
Immigration cases are personal. Your representation should be, too.
Working with a solo attorney means consistency, direct communication, and a strategy shaped specifically around your case.
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Direct access to your attorney — no rotating intake staff
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Strategy built around your facts and goals, not a template
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Clear communication in English or Spanish, at every step
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Realistic timelines and honest assessments from the first call
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Focused experience across family, work, residency, and removal
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Calm, compassionate guidance during high-stakes moments
Clear guidance, careful preparation, and honest communication can make an immigration process feel less overwhelming.
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In their words
What clients say about working with the firm.
Excerpts from former clients about communication, clarity, and care during the process.
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The attorney explained each step clearly and made our family feel prepared instead of overwhelmed.
Former client
Family immigration matter
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I appreciated being able to ask questions in Spanish and receive straightforward answers about my options.
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Immigration consultation
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The communication was professional, timely, and personal throughout a stressful process.
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Residency application
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Common questions
Immigration FAQ
Short answers to the questions clients ask most before their first consultation.
01 How do I start my immigration case?
Start with a consultation. The attorney will review your goals, immigration history, deadlines, and documents so you understand possible options and next steps before any commitment.
02 Do you offer consultations in Spanish?
Yes. Consultations and ongoing communication are available in English and Spanish.
03 Can you help with family petitions?
Yes. The firm handles family-based immigration matters, including petitions, residency applications, and related case planning.
04 What should I bring to a consultation?
Bring immigration notices, prior applications, passports, identity documents, court records if any, and any documents related to family, work, or immigration history.
05 Can you help with citizenship applications?
Yes. Eligible permanent residents receive help preparing naturalization applications and getting ready for the interview.
06 How long does an immigration process take?
Timelines vary by case type, government processing times, and individual facts. During the consultation, the attorney will discuss the timeline most relevant to your matter.
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Get in touch
Request a consultation
Share a few details about your immigration matter and the firm will follow up about consultation availability.
Most messages receive a response within one business day.
- Phone
- +1 (813) 297-7185
- contact@zunzun.law
- Office
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607 W M.L.K. Jr Blvd, Suite A
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Tampa, FL 33603