Vedder & Jattan, P.A. - Daytona Beach, FL
Immigration & Naturalization Law Lawyers in Daytona Beach, FL
1651 North Clyde Morris Boulevard Suite 2 Daytona Beach, FL 32117
- 1 Super Lawyers®
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28
Years
Experience
Daytona Beach Immigration & Naturalization Law Firm
Updated: 05/18/2026
Areas of Practice
- Immigration & Naturalization Law
Firm Information
Overview
Vedder & Jattan, P.A. is an immigration firm that assists clients in Daytona, FL with visas, green cards, citizenship, litigation, and more.
Vedder & Jattan, P.A. provides comprehensive immigration services for clients in Daytona Beach and surrounding areas. The firm assists families with every step of the immigration process, from derivative status for spouses and children of nonimmigrants to family-sponsorship for lawful permanent residence. Employers and foreign workers can come to the firm for assistance with employment-based immigration, international investment, I-9 compliance, and NAFTA visas. Other services include citizenship through naturalization, asylum, T and U visas, waivers of inadmissibility, deportation defense, and immigration litigation. Founding Attorney David Vedder is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Florida Bar, and the attorneys have more than 50 years of combined experience. Clients can receive services in English, Spanish, or Chinese.
Awards and Honors
Super Lawyers® Selectees
Vedder & Jattan, P.A. selected for a Super Lawyers® list
- Vedder, David F. On a Super Lawyers® List
Honors
- Best Law Firm, Immigration Law, Best Lawyers - 2017
Languages
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English (Primary)
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Spanish
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Russian
Published Works
Articles
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Immigration
If you need legal assistance with an immigration case, we at David F. Vedder, P.A. can help you during this stressful time. -
Litigation
If you are facing any type of legal issue relating to your immigration process, your residential status, or your Green Card, it is very important to retain the services of a lawyer right away. -
Family-Based Immigration
If you are a citizen of the United States, you are given even more privileges and leeway, such as allowing you to sponsor your children, grandchildren, your spouse, and for adults 21 years of age and older, your sibling and their family. -
Citizenship
Every single year, there are hundreds of thousands of people who were legal residents in the United States that choose to complete the process of naturalization and become U.S. citizens. -
Employment-Based Visas
Because an employer typically is given the task of filing a permanent worker visa on behalf of their desired employee, the government has put together categories called preference classifications. - Information Blog
- Litigation
- Family-Based Immigration
- Citizenship
- Employment-Based Visas
Attorneys
Staff
- Carlos Agudelo, Legal Assistant
- Blanca Benitez, Intake Specialist
- Christy Ackerman, Senior Legal Assistant
- Jacqueline Benitez, Practice Manager
- Zaymarie Gonzalez, Legal Assistant
- Vita Dionysopoulos, Administrative Assistant
- Barbara Ujvary, Senior Legal Assistant
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David F. Vedder
Of Counsel, Sr. Immigration Lawyer & Founding Attorney
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Veronica Jattan
Attorney - Managing Partner
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Ryan Kosobucki
Partner
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Roxanne O. Jackson
Associate Attorney
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Lydia Jung
Associate Attorney
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Deborah J. Townsend
Of Counsel
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Katerina Bessonova Qayyum
Attorney
Staff
- Carlos Agudelo, Legal Assistant
- Blanca Benitez, Intake Specialist
- Christy Ackerman, Senior Legal Assistant
- Jacqueline Benitez, Practice Manager
- Zaymarie Gonzalez, Legal Assistant
- Vita Dionysopoulos, Administrative Assistant
- Barbara Ujvary, Senior Legal Assistant
Contact
1651 North Clyde Morris Boulevard
Suite 2
Daytona Beach, FL 32117
Phone: 386-675-0872
Email: Send a message
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Closed for lunch 12:00 PM – 12:30 PM
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