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Sylvia M. Montan

Sylvia M. Montan

212-332-4488
 
AILA 2016 Member
Super Lawyers 2015
NYSBA

Sylvia M. Montan is the Managing Partner of the Law Office of Sylvia M. Montan PLLC in New York City. She possesses 20 years of experience practicing in the areas of immigration law, naturalization and consular practice. She manages immigration matters for Fortune 500 corporate clients, not-for-profit organizations, and individuals. Clients include major companies and individuals in various fields including investment banking and financial services, legal, information technology, pharmaceutical, food manufacturing, aerospace, health, education, architecture and performance artists and musicians.

Ms. Montan is a graduate of Fordham University’s Fordham College and Syracuse University’s College of Law, where she was Editor to the Journal of International Law and Commerce. She is admitted to practice in New York and the U.S. Supreme Court and is a member of the New York State Bar and the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). She has served on the AILA New York Chapter’s Corporate Practice, CLE, US Immigration and Citizenship’s District Director Liaison and Social Committees, including Co-Chair responsibilities. She was member of the 18th Annual NY Chapter Immigration Law Symposium and served as Chair, Business Track, Conference Program Committee.​

Ms. Montan has served as a guest speaker at AILA New York Chapter’s Business Visas 101 Programs, Issues on Consular Practice, as well as Syracuse University’s Emerging Issues in Immigration Law, and How to rise to the Bench. She has also served as Guest Judge to NYU Law School Immigration Law Competition. She is active in pro bono citizenship programs, DACA clinics, and is a frequent speaker on immigration topics to the legal and human resources community. She has been selected to the New York Metro Super Lawyers list (2014-2018) as well as New York City Best Lawyers (2016-2019).

Ms. Montan is fluent in Spanish and proficient in French.