Kyndra L Mulder

Kyndra L Mulder, Esquire has been a licensed attorney for 34 years and practices U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law only. She began her career as an intern with the Broward County State Attorney before focusing on U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law. Attorney Mulder has represented thousands of immigrants successfully for consulting, writing and implementing business plans, representation before the USCIS, filing waivers, representation before the Immigration Court. She is skilled at the most complex cases that involve multiple government agencies.
There is no substitute for Attorney Mulder's practical experience and passion for your success. Below are some of Attorney Mulder's life experiences and accomplishments;
* A reality show in Germany featured the story of a foreign adoption initiated by Attorney Mulder.
* Named one of Northeast Florida's top attorneys by 904 Magazine.
* Lived in Hawaii and wrote a thesis on the the Japanese assimilation into American culture after World War II.
*Studied Russian at Moscow State University in Moscow Russia.
*Professor of International Business and Law in the former Soviet Union.
*Created the international non profit organization, A Home For Every Heart, (AHEH). AHEH is responsible for hundreds of adoption. Surgeries for 33 children, providing school supplies camps and an art room ... to orphanages and children in third world villages.
*Personally delivered over 1500 Christmas gifts to children in Central Asia through Operation Christmas Child.
*Worked directly with a foreign consulate on immigration issues related to students families business and adoptions.
*Met with the Governor and Senators of a foreign nation to implement an international adoption program.

Immigration Law

Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas

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Florida

Since 1987

11th Circuit

All Immigration Courts

Federal Circuit

Senior Attorney

Mulder Law Office, P.A.

1987 - Current

I have been a practicing attorney for 30 years.

Prension Trustee

City of Jacksonville Beach

2007 - 2012

History Professor

Logos University

2002 - 2003

Professor of International Business ans Law

Kazakhstan

1996 - 1997

Intern

Broward County State Attorney's Office

1986 - 1987

My first employment/intern was as an assistant state prosecutor intern at the Broward State Attorney's Office.

Moscow State Univesrity

Russian Language

2001 - 2002

Nova Southeastern University - Shepard Broad Law Center

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor

1987

Nova Southeastern University

J.D. | Law

1984 - 1986

Florida Atlantic University

Pre Law with focus on cultural studies and politics

1982 - 1984

Hawaii Pacific University

Cultural Intergration

1980 - 1980

Activities: The study was into the integration of the Asian population into Hawaii culture and the effects on the native Hawaiian culture.

Whitworth College

Biblical Studies

1979 - 1980

Top Attorney in North Florida

904 Magazine

2014

904 selected for publication the top attorneys in North Florida in their respective areas of practice. Kyndra L Mulder, Esquire was selected in the area of Immigration and Nationality Law.

American Immigration Lawyers Association

Member

Current

Jacksonville Beach Pension Trustee

City Council AppointedTrustee

Current

Jacksonville Beaches Bar Association

Former President

Current

Rutherford Institute

Former Florida President

Current

Florida State Bar  # 629170

Member

1987 - Current

The Law of Supply and Demand in a Free Market, Internation University Education

2003

Certified Public Pension Trustee

City of Jacksonville Beach

Q. My father has a Form 1551, Jan 77, Permanent Resident Card. He has to renew his DL in FL will he have a problem?

8 March 2021

A: The general rule is that a person's card expires but their status does not. He is an LPR. However, his card should have been replaced a long time ago. It will be up to the DMV whether to accept the card as identification OR as evidence that he is in the US with lawful status. I suggest you go to the DMV office and ask at the desk just inside the door.

Q. what are my chances of getting my citizenship if I am going to court for a aggravated assault and offered PTI in Florida

1 March 2021

A: The crime is an Aggravated Felony and a Crime of Violence. This is a deportable offense. Dismissal after completing PTI is an admission of guilt. You are not only likely to be denied Naturalization you may be placed in removal proceedings. I suggest you or your attorney consult with an attorney experienced in the effects of criminal charges on your immigraton status BEFORE you make any deals with the prosecution.

Q. Can a US permanent resident obtain a O-1 non-immigrant visa?

15 February 2021

A: You may abandon your status by filing form I-407. When you are no longer an LPR you may apply for a non immigrant visa. You are not entitled to a non immigrant visa as long as you have LPR status.