Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration
The Immigration Court in Chicago is also known as the Executive Office of Immigration Review ("E.O.I.R."). The Chicago E.O.I.R. is located at 55 E. Monroe on the 19th Floor. This court covers foreigner...
See Full GuideNon-Permanent cancellation is an extreme form of relief for those who have lived in the U.S. for ten years or more, but never had lawful permanent resident status. Applicants who entered with or witho...
See Full GuideSome who become U.S. Citizens immediately feel the compulsion to want their parents to immigrate to the United States. What should I consider before I file? Will I be responsible for my parents? Can th...
See Full GuideMany lawful permanent residents with a green card assume that after three, perhaps five years of lawful permanent resident status, they should file for U.S. Citizenship by Naturalization. This may be a...
See Full GuideA few commenters have warned against the K-1 fiance visa. I don't. Each situation is unique. In our current state of immigration law and slow visa processing, a K-1 visa can be a blessing, not a curse....
See Full GuideWhat is Cancellation? Permanent resident cancellation is a form of relief from removal. Only those who have a green card can qualify, but even those with a green card can be disqualified from getting a...
See Full GuideWhen you intend to immigrate. If you decided that you want to stay and immigrate into the U.S., then filing for a non-immigration visa extension can lead to a denial. The visa can also be canceled. I...
See Full GuideAsylum can prove one of the most difficult matters to prove. Many who file for asylum without an attorney are referred to immigration court for deportation. For approval, what must an applicant p...
See Full GuideIn order to control the U. S. Population, Congress has passed laws limiting the number of immigrants per year. In 1990, these numbers were cut to historically low levels. As a result, many foreigners s...
See Full GuideAll clients want to limit legal fees. Most reasonable attorneys want to avoid being surprised by unexpected situations not caused by reasonable immigration practice. What should a client do? What can t...
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