Drawing from more than 35 years of experience, Ms. Henin-Clark’s practice focuses on nonimmigrant (temporary) and immigrant (permanent/”green card”) visa petitions and applications on behalf of investors, intra-company transferees, extraordinary ability professionals, athletes, artists and scientists, and other skilled foreign professionals and their U.S. employers.  She is known to undertake complex matters including previously denied immigrations cases toward a successful outcome.

Her practice includes E, H, L, O, P, R nonimmigrant visas and EB-1, EB-2, EB-2 NIW, PERM, EB-3 employment-based immigrant applications. She also represents investors of all continents with the EB-5 (direct and Regional Centers) immigrant investor visa processes.  She also represents U.S. employers in connection with immigration-related regulatory compliance proceedings (employment eligibility verification, I-9 audits, E-verify matters).  She is fluent in French and English.

Ms. Henin-Clark often undertakes humanitarian cases such as asylum cases, I-601 waivers, 212d(3) waivers, and represents individuals facing removal proceedings before the Immigration Court. She also represents individuals in family related matters and naturalization (U.S. citizenship) applications.

Ms. Henin-Clark was born in Madagascar and raised in Paris, France. Prior to immigrating to the United States, Ms. Henin-Clark graduated Valedictorian from the prestigious Paris Pantheon-Assas University and was admitted to the Paris Bar Association. She then pursued her studies in the United States, obtaining her law degree from Stetson University College of Law and admitted to The Florida Bar within two years and while working full time.

Immigration is her passion and she is one of the few board certified experts in that field since 1995. She served on the Board Certification Committee in Immigration and Nationality Law for many years including as the Chair of the Committee.

Ms. Henin-Clark taught immigration law at the prestigious Levine College of Law of the University of Florida.