Andrea Mora-Alcauter is a highly experienced immigration paralegal with over 11 years of experience, focusing on business and USCIS immigration. Based in the firm’s Atlanta, Georgia office, she supports attorneys in preparing complex immigration filings and providing strategic assistance to businesses, investors, and individuals.
Andrea has extensive experience in investor and employment-based immigration, including E-2, L-1, and EB-2 NIW petitions. She assists in preparing and managing cases from company formation through the immigration process, ensuring compliance with corporate and USCIS regulations. She also provides support for H-1B registrations and transfers, working closely with attorneys and clients to streamline case preparation.
In addition to business immigration, Andrea has a strong background in removal defense, family-based petitions and humanitarian relief, assisting with waivers of inadmissibility, asylum, U-Visa, VAWA, DACA, and SIJS cases. She is well-versed in USCIS processes and regulatory frameworks, helping ensure that applications are prepared efficiently and in compliance with all requirements.
Beyond immigration, Andrea has experience in corporate law, particularly in business formation and compliance, as well as criminal law, where she has worked on cases involving post-conviction relief and immigration consequences of criminal offenses. Her multidisciplinary background allows her to support complex cases that intersect between immigration, business, and criminal law.
Andrea is bilingual in Spanish and English, allowing her to effectively communicate with a diverse range of clients and provide language support in case preparation. Prior to joining the firm, Andrea served as Senior Paralegal and Office Manager at a private law firm in Atlanta, where she gained extensive experience in case management, client relations, and firm operations. Andrea plays a key role in supporting the firm’s immigration practice, working closely with attorneys and clients to help navigate the complexities of U.S. immigration law.
EDUCATION
Centennial High School class of 2005
LANGUAGES
English
Spanish
