Mr. Daniel Alejandro Celaya is an Associate Attorney at Saleh & Associates, P.A., a firm that handles all matters pertaining to United States Immigration and Nationality law. Mr. Celaya handles immigration cases for individuals, families, and companies located around the world. He has represented clients before USCIS, the Department of State, and the Immigration Courts. He also handles federal and administrative appellate briefs regarding complex and technical matters of Immigration and Nationality law.
No case is too complex for us. Call us now at 305-448-0077 or email us at [email protected] to schedule an immigration consultation.
Mr. Celaya earned his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Miami School of Law where he graduated Cum Laude. While at the University of Miami School of Law, he joined the International and Comparative Law Review as an editor, the University of Miami's Immigration Clinic as a legal intern, and the Professional Responsibility & Ethics Program as a Dean's Fellow.
Saleh & Associates P.A. is a full service Miami Immigration and Nationality Law firm located in Coral Gables, Florida, just a few minutes from downtown Miami. If you, a family member, or an employee are facing an immigration matter, we understand the stress that you are experiencing… and we can help.
The firm is headed by Miami immigration attorney Mr. Anis Saleh who has practiced in all areas of immigration law, including extensive experience in employment-based and family cases, removal hearings, and federal court litigation. Mr. Saleh is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America (2007-2018), Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business (2007-2018), Florida Super Lawyers (2006-2018), Who’s Who in American Law, and Who’s Who in the World. He has also been listed in the Wall Street Journal, U.S. News & World Report, and the Miami Herald as one of South Florida’s top attorneys. Mr. Saleh is Florida Bar Board Certified as a Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law and is a past-President of AILA’s South Florida Chapter. He is also past-Chair of the Florida Bar’s Immigration Certification Committee and a past-Chair of the Florida Bar’s 11th Circuit Grievance Committee.
Practice areas
The Miami immigration lawyers at Saleh & Associates handle all types of U.S. immigration matters including work visas, investor visas, permanent residence (“green card”) cases, removal & deportation defense, asylum and federal litigation.
4 years
5 years
Languages spoken
English, Spanish
Saleh & Associates, P.A.
147 Sevilla Ave
Coral Gables, FL, 33134
State | Status | Acquired | Updated |
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FL | Member in Good Standing | 2018 | 02/23/2022 |
Legal answers | 487 |
Legal guides | 0 |
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Rising Star | Super Lawyers | 2022 |
Rising Star | Super Lawyers | 2021 |
Client's Choice | Avvo | 2021 |
Top Contributor | Avvo | 2021 |
Top Contributor | Avvo | 2020 |
Client's Choice | Avvo | 2020 |
Client's Choice | Avvo | 2019 |
Top Contributor | Avvo | 2019 |
Cum Laude | University of Miami Law | 2018 |
Title | Company name | Duration |
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Associate Attorney | Saleh & Associates, PA | 2018 - Present |
Association name | Position name | Duration |
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American Immigration Lawyers Association | Member | 2018 - Present |
Publication name | Title | Date |
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Saleh & Associates P.A. | What Options Does A Visitor On The Visa Waiver Program (ESTA/VWP) Have To Stay In The United States Beyond Ninety (90) Days? | 2020 |
Saleh & Associates P.A. | How Can I Extend My Stay In The United States During The Coronavirus Pandemic? | 2020 |
Saleh & Associates P.A. | I Received A Request For Evidence During The Coronavirus Pandemic, What Do I Do? | 2020 |
Saleh & Associates P.A. | Will The Coronavirus Pandemic Affect Your Nonimmigrant Status? | 2020 |
Legal Ethics in Motion | The ABA Draws a Brightline for Judges Conducting Independent Factual Research | 2018 |
University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review | Sound the Trumpet: The United States’ Attack on the Syrian Government Causes International Ripple Effects | 2017 |
University of Miami International and Comparative Law Review | To Think That Jammeh Was a Thing of the Past | 2017 |
Legal Ethics in Motion | New York City Bar: Is A Client’s Confidential Information Secure at the Border? | 2017 |
School name | Degree | Graduated |
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University of Miami School of Law | JD - Juris Doctor | 2018 |
University of Miami | BA - Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Pol. Sci. & Int'l. Studies | 2014 |
Belen Jesuit High School | High School Diploma | 2010 |
Conference name | Title | Date |
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Coral Gables Bar Association | Cannabis, Lawyer Well-Being and Technology in Demand: PREP Answers the Call in South Miami and Partnership for Professionalism Dinner | 2018 |
Caribbean Bar Association | PREP Kicks Off the Semester at the Caribbean Bar with a Focus on Lawyer Well-Being | 2018 |
PREP Breaks New Ground Presenting Webinar for Florida Legal Services | Legal Ethics Webinar | 2017 |
Cuban American Bar Association | PREP Presents Legal Ethics CLE on Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, and Medical Marijuana | 2017 |
Florida Bar, Annual Meeting Committee | Professional Ethics, Social Media & Jurisdiction | 2017 |
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I-290B (F-1) and (B-2) | Pending |
11th Cir. Petition for Review from BIA Decision Appellate Brief | Pending |
E-1 Visa Panama Consulate | Approved |
E-2 Visa American Institute in Taiwan | Approved |
E-2 Visa Sao Paolo Consulate in Brazil | Approved |
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I have had multiple opportunities to observe Daniel Celaya representing his clients. He has that rare combination of being a very caring, empathetic individual while also working relentlessly and effectively to pursue every possible avenue of relief for his clients. I would recommend him without hesitation to anyone in immigration services.
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