William Michael Cavanaugh
Florida attorney for spouse green-card steps, L-1 reviews, N-400 files
About Me
If you are lining up a U.S. spouse green-card sequence, an L-1 intracompany transfer petition, or an N-400 naturalization package, this is a Florida attorney who reviews the papers you already hold and maps ordered filing steps. William Michael Cavanaugh is admitted in Florida (credential on file), holds a 2004 J.D. from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law, and has twenty years of practice. Italian is available when that language helps.
Spouse green-card roadmaps, L-1 intracompany transfer assessments, and N-400 citizenship application reviews are the matters this listing is built around. I am a Florida attorney who starts with your forms, notices, and chronology, then flags gaps, inconsistencies, and a practical next sequence—without claiming an approval or a timeline.
The work stays inside family sponsorship, work permits, and citizenship. That usually means planning marriage-based filing steps, reading an employer transferee petition against L-1 criteria, or checking an N-400 package for completeness and eligibility issues you should still verify yourself. Scope is written down: what I will read, what I will mark, and what remains your filing decision.
Credentials on file are a B.S. in Marketing from Florida State University (December 1999), the 2004 J.D. from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law, Florida jurisdiction, credential on file, and twenty years of practice. Italian is listed for clients who want to discuss the file in that language.
Send the current draft and a short fact chronology. You receive plain-language notes you can act on with USCIS or your employer, limited to these three lanes.