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ORLANDO.- The Latin American Social Assistance Organization (OLAS) held an “immigration clinic” with the participation of the prominent specialist in this matter Marie Javier, who consulted dozens of people who came to the Pan de Vida Christian Center for free Kisimmee city, where the event took place.
Homero Luciano, president of OLAS, reported that the activity was organized by the members of the Executive Commission of that institution, made up of Bishop Esteban Rodríguez, Danilo Polanco, Pablo Colón, Fátima Guzmán, Thomas Bello, Felipe Rodríguez, Yanire Ferreras and Mayra Reyes Saapep.
He said that “the Hispanic community lacks information and guidance on this matter, so we will continue to provide this type of service in Central Florida, because activities like this are included in the mission of OLAS.”
He urged those interested in obtaining immigration information to remain attentive to the announcement that OLAS will make soon for another similar day.
