Chicago Immigration Lawyer

Our Chicago immigration attorney can help with the following:

• Business Immigration: If you are planning to start or expand your business in the United States, our Chicago immigration attorney can help you with the necessary paperwork. We can also assist you with obtaining an E-2 visa if you plan to invest in a new or existing business.
• Citizenship: The legal status of being a recognized member of a particular country or nation-state. It grants individuals certain rights, such as the right to vote and access to public services, while also imposing certain responsibilities and obligations.
• Deportation Defense: Involves legal strategies and advocacy to challenge the removal proceedings and seek relief for individuals facing deportation. These defense efforts often involve seeking asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, waivers, or other forms of relief available under immigration laws.
• Green Card: Officially known as a Permanent Resident Card, is an immigration document issued by the United States that allows non-U.S. citizens to live and work permanently in the country. It grants lawful permanent residency status, which includes various rights and benefits similar to those of U.S. citizens.

• Investment Visa: Also known as an investor visa or business visa, is a type of visa that allows individuals to enter and reside in a country based on their substantial investment in that country's economy. The investment can be in the form of starting or expanding a business, purchasing property, or making significant financial contributions.
• Student Visa: A student visa is a type of visa that allows individuals to study in a foreign country for a specified period of time. It is typically granted to students who have been accepted into an educational institution and wish to pursue academic or vocational studies abroad.
• Visitor Visa: Also referred to as a tourist visa or temporary resident visa, is a document that allows individuals to enter a country for a temporary period for the purpose of tourism, leisure, or visiting family and friends. It usually has limitations on the duration of stay and prohibits engaging in paid employment.
• Work Visa: Also known as a work permit or employment visa, is a document that allows individuals to work legally in a foreign country for a specific period. It is typically granted based on a job offer from an employer in the host country, and it may have conditions regarding the type of work allowed and the duration of employment.