Randall Sidlosca’s immigration practice focuses on employment-based visas. With more than 30 years of experience, Sidlosca represents clients seeking immigrant and nonimmigrant visas, labor certification and priority worker petitions, dependent visas and employment authorizations for spouses. Sidlosca also focuses on those participating in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, consulting businesses seeking EB-5 financing as well as foreign investors seeking permanent residence in the United States. He offers advice and counsel during EB-5 project and regional center development. He also has experience in Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and immigration compliance with regional center developers.
Sidlosca advises employers in the industries of health care, finance, hospitality and entertainment on complex issues such as how corporate restructuring is affected by immigration, as well as mergers and acquisitions. Sidlosca also helps employers maintain compliance with a variety of immigration laws and regulations, and has developed compliance programs and performed I-9 audits. Sidlosca’s immigration practice includes representation of individuals in family immigration, exclusion, and deportation, as well as U.S. investments and tax matters.
Sidlosca received his undergraduate degree with honors from Barry University and his law degree from the University of Miami School of Law. He is a lecturer on immigration matters and has served as an adjunct professor at Florida International University since 1996. He was previously an adjunct professor at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad School of Law and Nova Miami-Dade Community College. He is a part of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and serves on The Florida Bar, International Section, Employment Section and Eleventh Judicial Circuit Unlicensed Practice of Law Committee.
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