Originally from Elizabeth, New Jersey, Yaselin was born into a proud and culturally rich Cuban and Salvadoran family. She graduated from Benedictine Academy and went on to earn her Associate’s degree in Criminal Justice from Rowan College at Burlington County. Driven by her passion for understanding the justice system and its impact on individuals and families, Yaselin pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Forensic Psychology at Stockton University. She is currently furthering her education by working toward a Master’s degree in Forensic Psychology.
Yaselin's deep compassion for immigration issues stems from the experiences of her immigrant parents and grandparents. Their difficult journey instilled in her a strong sense of empathy and a desire to support families navigating the complex immigration system. This personal connection has guided her commitment to advocacy and client support.
Since joining our team, Yaselin has dedicated herself to helping clients feel informed, supported, and empowered through every step of their immigration process. She brings not only academic knowledge and professional drive, but also a heartfelt understanding of the challenges our clients face.

Jamie-Lee May is originally from Johannesburg, South Africa. Moving to the U.S. on her own was both a brave and challenging step. Shortly after arriving, she met her husband, a U.S. citizen, and together they are now proud parents of a beautiful and lively baby girl.
Having personally experienced the challenges of starting over in a new country, Jamie-Lee understands the struggles and hardships that come with being an immigrant. Her journey reflects resilience, adaptability, and determination to build a better life for her family. She joined our team in 2025 and brings warmth, compassion, and firsthand experience that allows her to connect deeply with the clients we serve.

Originally from Long Branch, New Jersey, Lorena was born into a Brazilian family —making her fluent in Portuguese and English. As the eldest daughter of immigrant parents, she began translating for her parents at an early age. These early experiences gave her a firsthand understanding of the many challenges immigrant families face, and they continue to fuel her passion for helping others.
She graduated from Long Branch High School and went on to earn two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Economics and Philosophy from The College of New Jersey. With a personal connection to immigration and a strong interest in law, she is proud to support a team committed to guiding individuals and families through the immigration process with care and respect.

Munique is originally from Brazil and moved to the United States in 2022. In Brazil, Munique studied Chemical Engineering and Systems Analysis, demonstrating her strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Although she decided to pause her academic path to pursue her life in the U.S., her educational background continues to shape her disciplined, detail-oriented approach to every challenge she faces.
Munique dedicated herself to learning English before moving, studying diligently in Brazil and later improving her fluency by immersing herself in everyday American life, from work environments to community interactions. This commitment reflects her adaptability, perseverance, and eagerness to embrace new cultures.
Having gone through—and still experiencing—the immigration process herself, Munique deeply understands the emotional, practical, and legal challenges that others face. This personal journey has fueled her passion for working in the immigration field, where she can connect with people on a personal level, offer empathy, and provide meaningful support throughout their own journeys.
Beyond her professional and academic interests, Munique is also driven by a genuine desire to grow, learn, and make a positive impact in the lives of others, both within her community and through her work.

Born in Newark, New Jersey, Jennifer graduated from East Side High School in 1988. She has over 30 years of experience in the customer service field, developing strong skills in client relations and administrative support. From 1998 to 2005, Jennifer dedicated herself to raising her family as a stay-at-home mom. Growing up in a predominantly Portuguese community and having a lifelong best friend from the Portuguese community, she has a deep understanding of the importance of citizenship and the challenges faced by immigrants from all backgrounds.
Jennifer reentered the workforce full-time in November 2015, joining a condominium attorney’s office as an assistant to the paralegal, working closely with Ana Reis. She witnessed firsthand Ana’s dedication to helping immigrants, observing her journey from expressing her desire to become an immigration attorney, to being accepted into Pace Law School and Rutgers Law School, and ultimately graduating. For personal reasons, Jennifer left the workforce later in 2015.
In March 2023, Jennifer returned to full-time employment as an assistant to Ana R. Reis, Esq., where she continues to provide essential support, bringing her extensive administrative experience, cultural insight, and commitment to helping clients navigate their immigration journeys.

Jessica joined, and quickly became a valuable member of, our team in 2021. Although Jessica was born in the U.S., at the age of 10, she moved to Mexico with her family, where she spent the rest of her teenage years. She is a proud daughter of immigrant parents. She is grateful to have been raised in both countries. She experienced first-hand the struggles her parents and husband went through while dealing with their immigration processes. Her previous experiences, which she endured side-by-side with her family, give her a real insight and personal connection with the daily struggles our clients face. She looks at each day as an opportunity to learn something new and exciting in the office. Outside the office, you'll most likely find her spending time with her husband and beautiful daughters. Jessica’s primary language is Spanish. She is fluent in English and Spanish.

Born in Italy, Angela immigrated to the U. S. at the age of 14 and completed her school in New Jersey. She immediately mastered the English language and quickly found herself having to take on the role of translating for her family. She recognized, early on, the day-to-day struggles that immigrants face. Her compassion and dedication are evident in everything she does for our clients. She has been a vital member of the firm since inception and continues to be the office manager through today’s date. Immigration is not an easy field. But after many battles and struggles, the highlight of her job is seeing the reaction from our clients when they receive their approval notices. As she stated “It fills my heart.” Outside the office, Angela loves spending time with and caring for her family. She enjoys taking walks on the beach or at the park, and has a passion for arts and crafts, languages. She loves learning about the differences in cultures, especially when it comes to cooking and cultural traditions. Angela’s native language is Italian. She is fluent in English and Italian and conversational in Spanish and Portuguese.

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Originally from Long Branch, New Jersey, Solange was born into a very diverse immigrant family – her parents are Mexican and Angolan/Portuguese. She graduated from Long Branch High School and furthered her studies at Brookdale Community College where she received her Associate’s degree in Criminal Justice. From there, she went on to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in National Security from New Jersey City University, where she wrote a thesis on Immigration Policy & Family Separation. Immigration and law have always been at the center of Solange’s life, which fostered her great interest in this area. She knows how stressful the process can be for both the foreign national and the U.S. Citizen, as the process affects entire families – as it has affected her own family. Due to her family’s experiences, Solange is sensible to the struggles our clients go through and, since joining our team in 2018, she has taken pride in helping our clients with each step of their immigration matters. Solange is fluent in English and Spanish and conversational in Portuguese.

Wondra Salamo was born and raised in Puerto Rico. She relocated to the U.S. at the age of 15. Her native language is Spanish. Although she is a U.S. Citizen, she has an ability to personally connect with our clients as she herself knows how it feels to be “new” to the U.S. She takes pride in helping our clients with their immigration matters and ultimately reach their goal of becoming U.S. citizens. Wondra enjoys learning immigration law every day, as it affects many members of her family, in various ways. Wondra is fluent in Spanish and English and conversational in Portuguese.