INGRID CASTRO

• She held a legal position before the Women's Commission of the Venezuelan Olympic Committee where she supported and advised in the creation of said Commission, standing out for her participation.

• She worked before Banco Mercantil through a commercial firm as an external advisor in labor and criminal matters.

• She also worked as a Professor at the Antonio José de Sucre University College, in the subject of Administrative Law and was in charge of two (2) tutorials.

• Currently, exercising the role of Document Preparer, she has had wide recognition by the Venezuelan Community in the city of San Antonio, Texas, where she collaborates with people without economic possibilities, assisting them free of charge, with consultancies and processes. In addition, she generates public formats, talks and other events of legal content for free, hand in hand with certain organizations like YMCA San Antonio, Womens Health Program, among others.

• Additionally, she works in alliance with the firms Leticia A. Gonzalez Attorneys at Law and with CBA Business Ally, LLC, companies that develop activities in various legal matters and immigration processes.

• She subscribed to the National Federation of Paralegal Associations since January 2023.

• Demonstrated adaptability by quickly adjusting to evolving software platforms used for electronic filing of taxes.
• Implemented quality control measures for document review, significantly reducing error rate.
• Reduced turnaround time for document preparation, by adopting advanced digital tools.
• Maintained confidentiality of client information by adhering to strict data security protocols.

• She has remained in her line of work as a Preparer of migratory documents, graduated as Preparer at the Paralegal Institute of the Americas, in March 2022.

• She subscribed to the Texas Bar in the Paralegal Division since 2022.

• She has led the firm Castro Legal Services LLC since 2022 and has remained active in her professional preparation before the Immigration Learning A2Z Institute.

• She dedicated to free practice of the profession of lawyer from 1999 to 2021, in Venezuela, where in addition to actively participating as a private judicial representative before the Courts of the different national jurisdictions, she also provided support and legal assistance to organizations such as the Venezuelan Surfing Federation, where she serves as President of the Honor Council ad honorem until today.

• She has been a member of the Caracas Bar Association, to which she has been a member since 1999, taking various courses and performing processes in order to support the Institution and other colleagues, obtaining various recognitions over the years.

I attended the court civil, family, labor and criminal process.