Pamela A. Stampp has overall, more than 27 years of experience as an attorney and has developed expertise in several areas of law including immigration, banking and financial law, contracts and transactional matters.
Over the past 13 years, Mrs. Stampp has assisted many immigrants with various immigration issues including, family based Petitions, Adjustment of Status, Consular Processing, Waiver applications, VAWA and U-VISA applications, removal defense, Form I -9 compliance audits as well business and investment based immigration applications.
Since joining the Castro Firm, Inc. as the managing Immigration attorney, Mrs. Stampp has also embarked on a very active program of community education on Immigration issues through numerous seminars, workshops and training programs throughout Delaware, as well as through a number of newspaper articles and television appearances.
In March 2013, Mrs. Stampp had the privilege of being invited by the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary to provide testimony on “Building an Immigration System Worthy of American Values”, as part of the deliberations on the Immigration Bill by the Senate.
Mrs. Stampp currently serves as a Board member of the Bear Glasgow Business Association, in the capacity as Director of Ethics and Corporate Governance.
Prior to her Emigration to the U.S. Mrs. Stampp spent over 9 years as Legal Counsel to the Central Bank of Jamaica, the principal banking and financial services regulatory agency in Jamaica. Her primary responsibilities included recommending and initiating intervention action such as Cease and Desist Orders, Directions, or Board Undertakings when institutions were found non compliant with statutory guidelines or failed to conduct their operations in a safe and sound manner.
As a senior member of the Financial Institutions Supervisory Division, Mrs. Stampp was also involved in policy making and legislative initiatives to enhance the financial regulatory environment and was responsible for drafting regulations on key issues such as the Qualification of Auditors of financial institutions as well as Anti- Money Laundering Guidance Notes for implementation by financial institutions.
Bar Admissions:
New York – 2003
Jamaica – 1988
Certifications:
Bank and Credit Risk Analyst – accredited by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve;
Certified White Collar Crime Investigator
