KAREN CACO is the senior attorney at INT’L IMMIGRATION SERVICES, P.A., a Naples, Florida based law firm practicing exclusively in immigration law. Ms. Caco has a B.A. from McMaster University in Canada, and received her law degree from Widener Law School in Wilmington, Delaware. She is a certified mediator, arbitrator and dispute resolutionist, having received her training and certification from Pepperdine University School of Law (Strauss Institute).
She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the State Bar of Florida, the Federal Bar Association, the International Bar Association based in London, U.K. and the Immigrant Investors Association. Karen advises both US based and foreign corporations plan their immigration strategies. Her practice takes her all over the United States and worldwide where she assists businesses and individuals with all of their immigration needs. While she is involved in all facets of immigration law, her area of concentration lies in business immigration, million dollar green cards, worldwide consular assistance, extraordinary ability filings, H-1B visas and complex appeals. She has been interviewed many times by local and state newspapers on immigration issues as well as NBC and ABC. She writes a bi-weekly immigration column for The Vista Seminal, a Spanish-language newspaper in Southwest Florida.
She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the State Bar of Florida, the Federal Bar Association, the International Bar Association based in London, U.K. and the Immigrant Investors Association. Karen advises both US based and foreign corporations plan their immigration strategies. Her practice takes her all over the United States and worldwide where she assists businesses and individuals with all of their immigration needs. While she is involved in all facets of immigration law, her area of concentration lies in business immigration, million dollar green cards, worldwide consular assistance, extraordinary ability filings, H-1B visas and complex appeals. She has been interviewed many times by local and state newspapers on immigration issues as well as NBC and ABC. She writes a bi-weekly immigration column for The Vista Seminal, a Spanish-language newspaper in Southwest Florida.