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Natalia Hynes
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Bajo el actual sistema migratorio americano, hay tres caminos principales para convertirse en un residente permanente, conocido popularmente como un “Titular de la Green Card." Un primer camino es: lazos familiares . Esto significa que un miembro de la familia que califique, como un cónyuge, padre o hijo, patrocina la solicitud. Un segundo camino es: lazos laborales ; lo que significa que su empleador patrocina la solicitud. Y tercer camino es: razones humanitarias . Este ultimo es el menos común de los tres caminos, e implica obtener la residencia a través de un programa de inmigración humanitaria, como el asilo o el estatus de refugiado. Este artículo explora el primer camino, la obtención de una green card a través del matrimonio ya que es mi propia historia, obtuve la green card a través del matrimonio con mi esposo.
Under the current American Immigration System, there are three major paths to becoming a Lawful Permanent Resident, popularly known as a " Green Card Holder ." One is: Family Ties . This means that a qualifying family member, such as a spouse, parent or child, sponsors your application. A second path is: Employment Ties. Meaning that your employer sponsors your application. And third is: Humanitarian Reasons. This is the least common of the three paths, and involves getting residence through a humanitarian immigration program, such as asylum or refugee status. This article explores the first path, obtaining a green card based through marriage, and is the story of my personal experience, getting my green card through marriage to my husband.
As an immigrant, Natalia Hynes decided to support people who go through the immigration processes she experienced herself.
Ms. Hynes is a Law Clerk at Santos Lloyd Firm. She has more than seven years of experience as a lawyer in her country of Peru. Natalia worked in a Peruvian law firm practicing Maritime Law and in a Peruvian-Chilean bank practicing Corporate Law.
While working for both companies, she learned, among other important skills, to communicate clearly and effectively with clients.
She developed the ability to explain complicated facts in layman’s terms. She holds a Juris Doctor Degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP) and successfully completed a Master Program in Corporate Law at Universidad de Lima. She is an active member of one of the Peruvian Bar Associations (Callao), and is fluent in both Spanish and English.
Aside from her commitment as a Clerk at Santos Lloyd Law Firm, Ms. Hynes is also currently focused on taking the California Bar Exam along with attaining her Foreign Legal Consultant License.