Maritza Delgado is committed to supporting immigrants, particularly survivors of domestic violence, and asylum seekers.
She holds a law degree from Venezuela and has over 15 years of professional experience in the legal field in her home country, as well as 5 years of experience assisting immigrants in the United States. It is important to note that she is not authorized to practice law in the United States and does not provide legal advice or court representation.
Her work focuses on assisting with the preparation and organization of immigration forms.
Born and raised in Miami by Haitian parents. Nahomie grew up surrounded by immigrants in South Florida. Shortly after graduating from Saint Thomas University, Nahomie moved to Spain, where she pursued a degree in the International Protection of Human Rights Law. After completing her studies, she relocated to Brussels were she worked as an intern writing reports regarding Roma Rights for the European Commission. In 2018, she moved back to Miami and has since been managing am immigration law firm. Studying, researching, and helping disadvantaged groups has always been a passion for Nahomie throughout her career.