Kyndra L. Mulder, Esquire has 25 years experience representing clients in complex immigration cases.
When a situation requires dealing with more than one court or government agency, it is best to have one attorney like attorney Mulder who is experienced in dealing with various government agencies and courts and knows how to work within the system to acheive your goal. 

Office Locations
 
Jacksonville, Florida

The Mulder Law Office, P.A.
4110 Southpoint Boulevard
Suite 101 
Jacksonville, Florida 32216

The Jacksonville  Office is located across  from  the Department   of  Homeland Security, USCIS in Jacksonville, Florida. This office location is perfectly located for the client filing any type of petition or application with the USCIS.

Palm Coast, Flagler and Volusia Counties 

Attorney Mulder lives in Flagler County. She will meet with clients in Saint Johns, Flager and Volusia Counties upon request.



South Florida 
We represent clients detained at the Krome Detention Center in Miami, Broward Transitional Center in Pompano Beach and at the downtown Miami Immigration Court.  

Throughout the United States, Foreign Countries and U.S. Consulates located throughout the world.
Telephone, email, telefax  Skype and mail are means by which we represent clients throughout the United States and in foreign countries.

Office Hours
 
Monday:   8:30 - 5:00

Tuesday : 8:30 - 5:00


Wednesday: 8:30 - 5:00


Thursday  : 8:30 - 5:00


Friday:  8:30 - 5:00

Saturday:Appointment only

Sunday: Appointment only

Holidays:Appointment only
 

Walk-ins  are welcome during regular business hours. We suggest you make an appointment in advance to assure that the attorney is available to speak with you.

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• Mastercard
• Discover
• American Express
• Cashiers Check
• Money Order
• U.S. Dollar
• Money Wire
• Western Union
• We do not accept personal checks

   Welcome to The Mulder Law Office. Our focus  is  United States  Immigration  and Naturalization Law including Criminal Defense for the immigrant. We seek to provide the immigrant with a legal path to immigration in the United States. Your goal is acheived by working with a number of government agencies and representation in State and Federal Courts. The agencies we most often deal with are; 

• USCIS; Most immigrant petitions and applications. A sub office of the USCIS is conveniently located across the street from the Mulder Law Office. When we file your application or petition your appointments, including your interview  will be at this office. 
• Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE); To request bond or release from custody when you have an immigration hold or to represent the person with a deferred removal order.
• Border Patrol: To request bond or release from custody when you have an immigration hold or to represent the person with an order of deferred inspection. 
• Immigration Court; The courts are located throughout the United States. We can arrange for your case to be heard at a location most conveniently located to your place of residence.
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• Appellate Courts State and Federal to appeal a decision of the lower Court
• Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA); Decisions of the Immigration Judge are appealed to the BIA.
• Federal District Court of Appeals and the Middle District of Florida; Common types of cases in these courts are; Appeals from the BIA, Writs, Writ of Mandamus, Felony Re-Entry, Marriage Fraud, Passport Fraud
• Criminal Court; State and Federal to defend you against a criminal charge and preserve your immigration status.
• United States consulates;  for consulate processing and waiver approval.