Jordana Mantovanelli is a Brazilian Lawyer and Ohio Bar Candidate deeply committed to justice and human rights. She obtained her law degree from Vale do Cricare University, specializing in Constitutional Procedural Law and Labor Law. Currently, she graduated in Master of Law at George Mason University. Throughout her career, Attorney Jordana has shown exceptional proficiency in procedural appeals, Constitutional Control Actions, and the management of municipal legal processes. Jordana's dedication is not limited to her professional responsibilities. She has dedicated her time as a pro bono lawyer, advocating for women victims of domestic violence and children who have suffered sexual abuse. Her commitment to serving the community extends beyond borders, as she has also worked as a Senior Paralegal in Immigration Law Offices in the United States. With her solid academic background and diverse professional experience, Jordana is known for her unwavering dedication to social justice and serving underserved communities. Moreover, she is an esteemed member of Multiple Legal Associations in Brazil and USA, consistently striving for legal excellence and the defense of fundamental rights. Contact Jordana Mantovanelli today for proficient legal guidance fuelled by her passion for justice and commitment to preserving fundamental rights.
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According to USCIS US Citizenship and Immigration Service “On June 15, 2012, the secretary of Homeland Security announced that certain people who came to the United States as children and meet several guidelines may request consideration of deferred action for a period of two years, subject to renewal.
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