Amanda has experience in the field of Immigration Law since 2018. She has been awarded a degree of Bachelor of Law with FADIVALE Law School in Brazil in 2017. Amanda had one of your Articles about the Brazilian Social Security matters selected to be published in your Law School’s Magazine.

While studying, she has worked with various Law Firms, and her last practice was with the Federal Public Defender (DPU), where she worked with Federal and International matters of all types. She had also awarded a Degree of IT Technician in Brazil in 2013. Since her childhood, she has been passionate about Laws, the reason why she is planning to become an U.S. Attorney soon.

After coming to United States, she has been working as a Paralegal focused on Immigration Family-based matters, Asylum, Waiver cases, and among others, and had also gained experience with New Jersey and New York Family and Civil Laws.

Throughout her time with our firm in the Green Card Department, she has been worked on a variety of cases types such as PERM labor certifications, immigrant petitions (I-140s), applications of adjust status (I-485s), NVC processing, naturalization, I-485/I-140 RFEs and other family-based and employment-based cases. In addition to this, she had also worked with H visas in our H-1B Department.

Education: Bachelor of Law from FADIVALE Law School, Governador Valadares, Brazil in 2017

Degree of IT Technician from ETEIT, Governador Valadares, Brazil in 2013

Language: Portuguese and English.

I joined this firm in May 2019. Previously, I had been working as a paralegal since 2018 after I had graduated college. I went to school at Rutgers University, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and graduated in 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in two fields—History and Economics. While completing my studies I had written a history thesis and was part of a U.S. State Department internship. In my spare time, I paint and produce art.

Gayatri Patil is in the field of Immigration Law since August 2018. Since joining Law Offices of Thomas V Allen she worked in the H-1B department filing various types of H-1B visas – New Filing, Amendments, Extensions and Transfers. Since 2019 she joined the Green Card department. She communicates with clients regarding PERM filing and handles queries and immigration paperwork for the cases.

She holds a dual Masters in Science and Management and has prior experience in banking and pharmaceutical industry.

Gayatri is fluent in English, Hindi and Marathi.

Experience with Law Offices of Thomas V Allen: 1.5 years

Good and very Co-operative team player. I strive to do best in completing tasks, meet deadlines and always willing to learn new things.

Education: Bachelor of Science.

Previously I worked as office manager in it consulting firm and responsible for maintaining of office administrative, human resources and book keeping activities. Preparing required documents for H1 and Green Card filing, filing of business and employment-related immigration documentation, Setup Employee information in Quick Books and enter payroll data in Quick Books.

General retail book-keeping procedures such as daily deposits, bank reconciliation and auditing reports, Prepare Invoices, purchase orders and Payroll information. Updating all status changes of customers and employee's, like employee’s health insurance plan, provide require paperwork for background screening and drug test for new hire and setting up the accounts.

I loves the challenge of learning new things, confronting new issues and situations that were happening and helping the people immigration needs.

Savinder Sodhi has earned his Juris Doctorate from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School in the year 2017 and his bachelor’s degree in Political Science, History and Economics from Rutgers University in the year 2012. Prior to law school Savinder had developed some experience and in the field Information Technology working as a Quality Assurance Analyst at United Health Group and Blue Cross Blue Shield.

While attending law school, Savinder had spent afternoons, weekends and summers developing and honing his legal abilities while interning at such offices as the The Hale law firm, working on criminal defense cases involving murder and sexual abuse; the Orlando firm, working on cases involving personal injury and workmans compensation; and Richard Uslan Law Firm, working on cases involving traffic court and record expungements.

After graduating law school, Savinder has worked for the Law Office of Susheela Verma until April, 2019 where he worked directly under Ms. Verma in complex commercial litigation matters, lead the family law department and supported the immigration department. Savinder was instrumental in the legal research; client outreach; drafting and recording of deeds; drafting key documents such as interrogatory, briefs, memorandums of law, motions and etc.

Tatiana O. Alveal is a dedicated immigration paralegal who supports clients through the often complex and high-stakes process of obtaining lawful status in the United States. Her practice centers on family-based immigration, where she helps petitioners and beneficiaries navigate everything from initial petitions to adjustment of status, guiding families through each step with attention to detail and care.

Alongside her family-based work, Tatiana brings strong experience in employment-based green card cases. She handles the labor certification (PERM) process and prepares I-140 immigrant petitions, coordinating the documentation, deadlines, and procedural requirements that these cases demand. Her familiarity with both the family and employment tracks allows her to support a wide range of clients and case types.

Known for her organization, diligence, and client-focused approach, Tatiana plays a key role in keeping cases moving efficiently while ensuring accuracy at every stage.