Sheyla Luna, is a Notary public and a tax preparer that has serve the community with her services for over 13 years, and has worked for Top Immigration Law Firms in the Metropolitan Area; from which she has acquire a vast experience that has allow her to obtain the trust of those that has work with her. We offer a variety of services so that you don’t have to go anywhere else.
All of the people that had worked with us and used our services have been completely satisfied and thankful for the quality of service because we know what we do and clients trust us. Our clients feel comfortable and rest assured that we will handle their cases with the responsibility and respect they deserve.
We support our clients to fill up all kinds for legal documents in English and Spanish.
We are up to date with all the requirements and changes with the United Stated Department of Immigration (USCIS) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
We can assist you with obtaining a Green card to enter or remain in the United States and support you to file for your family members that were left behind. Visa extensions or change of status for educational or other reasons can benefit from our services. In addition, green card renewals, Citizenship, Abuse Spouse Petitions (VAWA), Employment Authorization, Dream Act, Petitions for Family members, Adjustment of Status and Waivers for those who qualify.
We are also committed to comprehensive immigration reform to support legal immigration and assimilation for the many hardworking people that has made the United States their home.
Our Story
Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and rise in small town in Montellano, Puerto Plata, I began my journey throught life. I am the oldest daughter of an Agriculture engineer Radhames Luna and his wife Adalgiza Pena. Luna, a hardworking man, raised his three daughters in a very discipline way. It was from him that I learned the meaning of hard work, responsibility, and determination.
Sheyla, after leaving home in 1996, came to the United States and decided to move to the city. Went I came to New York City I worked as a cashier for several years. I loved my job but yearned to get a college education. In the fall on 2001, I earned an scholarship and enrolled at the Fordham University, Rose Hill campus. From there I quickly realized that I love to help other and support others. Soon I made the decision to I was going to study to become a Sociologist.
My educational background in sociology, along with my professional experience, makes me an excellent candidate to support your family achieve your American dream and become part of this great nation.