Marvin Tador

Marvin Tador is an immigration attorney at the Center for U.S. Immigration Services, advising businesses, families, and individuals on complex, high-stakes immigration matters, including employment-based strategy, removal defense, and appeals. His practice focuses on cases where precision, timing, and legal judgment materially impact outcomes. Marvin approaches immigration law as a matter of strategy—not paperwork—drawing on a background in federal litigation, public international law, and regulatory compliance. Marvin represents clients in employment-based, family-based, and humanitarian-based matters, as well as removal defense, molding each case to withstand scrutiny, protect long-term status, and achieve the desired results. Born in the United States to Haitian immigrant parents, Marvin brings both professional and personal insight to his work. His international experience, including time living in the Czech Republic, informs a broader, cross-border perspective on immigration strategy. He zealously represents companies, professionals, and vulnerable individuals facing significant immigration challenges—delivering clear, disciplined legal counsel. Marvin earned an LL.M. in International Human Rights and Protection of the Environment from Charles University, a J.D. from Washburn University School of Law, and a B.A. in Political Science from the University of South Florida.