Puno and Puno Law Office appears in the Australian Embassy's November 2025 public list of lawyers for the Philippines, with an office recorded in Manila. The government-hosted list verifies an identifiable legal practice and published contact record; it is not an endorsement, client review, or promise that the office accepts every type of instruction.
The public source does not enumerate this practice's immigration services. Someone seeking a work, family, investor, retirement, or citizenship route should verify that the office currently accepts that work and identify who will supervise it. A useful engagement letter should distinguish legal advice, document preparation, government filing, translations, official charges, and refusal or appeal work.
An ACR I-Card records qualifying foreign-national status but does not replace the underlying visa, extension, or reporting obligation. A client considering Puno and Puno Law Office in Manila should confirm the current category, submission channel, sponsor or employer duties, expected evidence, and the named professional accountable for the file.
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