Law Office Of Cynthia Santiago

I am the product of immigrant parents who survived paycheck to paycheck to raise their children. Thanks to mentors and community I was able get a full scholarship to Wesleyan University in Connecticut where I graduated with honors. I graduated from Southwestern Law School, becoming an Attorney in 2012. I am the 2% of Latina Lawyers in the United States. It is harmful that any random person can leave a fake review and as a small business we are permanently damaged. Most of my actual and past clients are Spanish speaking and not connected to technology, they have an important voice but don't get seen on these reviews pages. My thousands of clients are happy with the service they receive and come back for additional services, and that is why I became an Attorney.

Cynthia Santiago is one of the best attorney's I have ever met that is really passionate about her work. She has help me tremendously that I will never be able to pay her back. Cynthia has being a mentor, advisor and has also helped friends and family. It is truly a blessing that their still great immigration attorney's that care for you and your future. I highly recommended her to anyone seeking immigration help. Keep up the good work!!

Cynthia Santiago is one of the best attorneys I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. She’s honest, upfront, caring and professional. She helped me through one of the toughest times of my life. Thank you Cynthia!

Cynthia is an excellent attorney with the upmost integrity and I would refer anyone to her who needs representation for an immigration or criminal matter. Ms. Santiago has fought with USCIS and in the court system, through these difficult times for her clients with voracity and grace. She's a great lawyer!

Cynthia is very professional, warm, caring and makes you feel safe. She's on your side and will do everything in her power to help. She is known to work long hours, travel far, and somehow still be a supermom. Cynthia helped get my uncle his citizenship in time for him to see my grandma in El Salvador the day before she passed away. I don't know where our family would be if it weren't for Cynthia making all this happen in a short amount of time. Our grandma was waiting for someone from our family in the states to come see her before she said goodbye to us, and we have Cynthia to thank. I then recommended Cynthia to a friend who had been trying to get her citizenship on her own, and Cynthia again came through and changed another life. Cynthia knew in High School that this is what she wanted to do with her life, to help, serve and protect others, and she's doing it. I recommend her 100%. Cynthia's time is valuable and I'm thankful for her knowledge, experience and kindness.