Guiding Professionals
and Entrepreneurs
Through U.S. Immigration
Strategic immigration counsel for work visas, investor options, family petitions, green cards, and naturalization. Your goals define our approach.
- Work Visas
- Investor Visas
- Family Petitions
- Green Cards
- Naturalization
Immigration solutions designed around your goals
We organize our practice around who you are, not just the visa you need. That perspective lets us evaluate the full picture and build a practical path forward.
Business Professionals
Professionals, executives, athletes, and high-performing talent pursuing work authorization, mobility, or permanent residence in the United States.
Entrepreneurs & Investors
Founders, investors, and operators establishing or expanding businesses in the United States through treaty, transfer, or investment strategies.
Families
Families pursuing reunification, spousal and fiancé matters, immigrant visas, and adjustment of status with careful planning.
Individuals
Individuals navigating citizenship, humanitarian protections, waivers, or other complex immigration issues that require steady legal guidance.
Precision counsel for
complex immigration matters
Buroz Law is an immigration practice based in Aventura, Florida, founded by Rene Buroz, a George Washington University Law School graduate admitted to the Florida Bar. We serve professionals, entrepreneurs, and families throughout South Florida and beyond with clear analysis, disciplined preparation, and direct attorney access.
Strategic Approach
Every case begins with a clear review of your goals, timing, evidence, and the strongest available pathway.
Bilingual Practice
Consultations, planning, and case communication are available in English and Spanish.
Responsive Counsel
Clients work directly with their attorney and receive timely updates when filings or government requests move.
South Florida
Aventura office serving Miami-Dade, Broward, and clients with U.S. immigration matters nationwide.
A clear path from
consultation to resolution
Consultation
We review your goals, history, and timing to identify the most viable immigration strategies.
Strategy
We outline a case plan with filing requirements, documentation priorities, and decision points.
Execution
We prepare submissions with precision and manage deadlines, responses, and supporting evidence.
Resolution
We guide you through approval, follow-up questions, and the next stage of your immigration path.
Immigration guides
Plain answers to the questions clients ask most, with the official sources for each fact. Each guide shows the date of its last update.
U.S. citizenship through naturalization (Form N-400)
Most green card holders can apply for U.S. citizenship with Form N-400 after 5 years as a permanent resident.
How to get a green card through marriage
If you marry a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident, your spouse can file Form I-130 to start your green card case.
Green card for immediate relatives of U.S. citizens: spouses, children, and parents
Immediate relatives of U.S. citizens are spouses, unmarried children under 21, and parents of a citizen who is 21 or older.
Family preference green card: the F1, F2A, F2B, F3, and F4 categories
Family preference categories cover relatives who are not immediate relatives of a U.S. citizen, such as adult or married sons and daughters, and siblings.
EB-1 green card: requirements for EB-1A, EB-1B, and EB-1C
EB-1 is the first-preference employment-based green card. It has three categories: EB-1A for extraordinary ability, EB-1B for outstanding professors and researchers, and EB-1C for multinational executives and managers.
EB-2 green card: requirements, the PERM path, and the national interest waiver (NIW)
EB-2 is an employment-based green card for professionals with an advanced degree and for people with exceptional ability in the sciences, arts, or business.
Schedule your consultation
Whether you are seeking work authorization, building a U.S. company, or planning a family-based case, we are ready to structure the next step with you.