Carolina Kripinski is an immigration attorney. She serves as a lawyer of counsel at the New York office of the boutique law firm Carrasquillo Law Group PC, serving local and international clients across different legal disciplines including corporate, real estate, securities, finance and tax.
With over 20 years of experience, Kripinski specializes in business immigration and corporate law, with a focus on EB-5 legal counseling. She also has expertise working in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Prior to joining Carrasquillo Law Group PC, Kripinski claimed different legal positions at local and international organizations, including Zeabogados law firm in Bogota; the International Legal Department of AISGE, the Spanish counterparts of Screen Actors Guild; and the Pan American Health Organization.
Kripinski graduated with a law degree from Externado University of Colombia, a master’s degree in political science from the University of Panthèon-Assas in Paris, and another law degree from Barry University in 2015, where she obtained highest honors.
She is a member of Colombia and Florida Bar associations.
Kripinski is fluent in English and Spanish.
Answers to EB-5 20 Questions Answered
- What are the supporting documents needed for DS-260, and are EB-5 details included?
- Who handles an EB-5 case after an RFE has been answered?
- How long does it usually take for an approved EB-5 applicant to receive their travel document and work permit?
- How would my history of investment, business and taxes in the U.S. affect my B-2 visa status and touristic entry?
- What is the best option for an unmarried, adult India-born applicant to get permanent residency in the U.S. – EB-5, E-2 or family sponsorship?
- How can I get an EAD with a pending EB-5 application?
- How do EB-5 and E-2 visas compare for applicants with little to no business background?
- How can a Canadian citizen travel internationally without jeopardizing their I-485 adjustment of status?
- How can I file a another I-485 as a dependent through my spouse while my I-485 application as a primary is still pending?
- How can an EB-5 investor sponsor new dependents that were not included in the original application?
- With a pending EB-5 I-485, a valid F-1 visa and AP, which one should I use while reentering the U.S.?
- What is my age protection status as an EB-5 derivative who is waiting for I-485 approval?
- When should I file for my spouse, whom I married recently, if I have a pending EB-5 I-485?
- What are the risks of entering the US from another country after getting EB-5 approval through consular processing in India?
- How does concurrent filing for EB-5 impact the EAD timeframe for Indian nationals?
- How can we get a second approval notice for Form I-130 if we completely missed the first one?
- When does an EB-5 investor obtain the right to apply for naturalization?
- What documents do I need in order to show the sale of my house as the main source of my EB-5 funds?
- How can I apply for an EAD while my EB-5 I-526 is pending?
- How will my EB priority date get affected when my EB-5 I-526 is approved?
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