Ms. Indera Devi DeMine was born and raised in Guyana. In 2002, she immigrated with her family to New York City. At age 20, Ms. DeMine graduated Hunter College in New York City with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Urban Studies. In 2012, Ms. DeMine graduated Ave Maria School of Law in Naples, Florida. While at Ave, Ms. DeMine was President of the Minority Law Student Association club and an Advanced Clinical Student in the Women's Law Clinic. 

Ms. DeMine has focused her practice on immigration law. She has extensive experience in the following areas of immigration law:

-Family visas and petitions
-Consular Processing
-Provisional Waiver
-Cancellation of Removal
-Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
-VAWA and U-Visas
-Naturalization
-Filing Appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeal
-Motion to Reopen
-Asylum and Relief for Arriving Aliens
-Special Immigrant Juvenile
-Prosecutorial Discretion
-Stay of Removal Application
-Deferred Action to USCIS
-Adjustment of Status
-Nonimmigrant visas to include: B1/B2, L-1, E-2. F-1, H-1B
-I-140 petitions
-PERM
-Removal of ICE Detainers
-Representation before the Immigration Court for Bond Hearings, Master and Individual Hearings
-Telephonic hearings representing clients beyond the state of Florida
-Assisting clients with multiple orders of deportation
-Humanitarian Parole
-Temporary Protective Status
-Waivers of Inadmissibility to include 212(h), 212(c)
-Nonimmigrant waivers