Difficult cases require special advocacy skills. With over two decades of experience in immigration law, we have developed the skill required to represent people in not only conventional cases but also in the most difficult cases. We have successfully litigated cases involving very serious criminal offenses by arguing the offense does not bar discretionary relief, filing for post-conviction relief in the criminal court to vacate the conviction or, lastly, seeking relief under the Convention Against Torture.
Our firm is uniquely suited to handle your case with experience at every stage of litigation. We have successfully appeared before various Immigration Courts throughout the country, the Board of Immigration Appeals, the United States Courts of Appeals in various circuits, and the United States Supreme Court. We have built our practice on our reputation for zealously protecting our Clients.
Our goal is to win your case and will present you with your options and the best legal strategy to accomplish that for you.
Our firm is uniquely suited to handle your case with experience at every stage of litigation. We have successfully appeared before various Immigration Courts throughout the country, the Board of Immigration Appeals, the United States Courts of Appeals in various circuits, and the United States Supreme Court. We have built our practice on our reputation for zealously protecting our Clients.
Our goal is to win your case and will present you with your options and the best legal strategy to accomplish that for you.
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Not just any experience - the right kind of experience.
Our Attorneys have been defending immigration removal (deportation) cases since 2001.
And, since 1992 - for nearly 30 years - our attorneys have gained experience in primarily in criminal defense and federal civil rights litigation before dedicating themselves to the practice of immigration deportation defense.
What this means for you is that you hire an attorney who brings the greatest breadth of knowledge and experience to provide a creative solution to your case, whose experience is not just limited to immigration law, but criminal law and federal litigation in order to give you more options and, thus, a greater likelihood for success.
Our Attorneys have been defending immigration removal (deportation) cases since 2001.
And, since 1992 - for nearly 30 years - our attorneys have gained experience in primarily in criminal defense and federal civil rights litigation before dedicating themselves to the practice of immigration deportation defense.
What this means for you is that you hire an attorney who brings the greatest breadth of knowledge and experience to provide a creative solution to your case, whose experience is not just limited to immigration law, but criminal law and federal litigation in order to give you more options and, thus, a greater likelihood for success.
Our client was placed in deportation proceedings for failing to marry his wife within 90 days of entering the United States, pursuant to the terms of his K-1 visa.
Our client was not eligible to adjust his status in the United States.
Action Taken: In Immigration Court, Chicago Immigration Advocates convinced the judge to give our client voluntary departure so that he can return to the United States, this time on an immigrant visa based on marriage.
Following our client's departure, Chicago Immigration Advocates submitted applications for an immigrant visa and a waiver for his illegal presence in the United States based on the extreme hardship of his citizen wife and child.
Our client was not eligible to adjust his status in the United States.
Action Taken: In Immigration Court, Chicago Immigration Advocates convinced the judge to give our client voluntary departure so that he can return to the United States, this time on an immigrant visa based on marriage.
Following our client's departure, Chicago Immigration Advocates submitted applications for an immigrant visa and a waiver for his illegal presence in the United States based on the extreme hardship of his citizen wife and child.
If your family member was recently arrested, you need tell your immigration lawyer who is detaining him or her and what criminal charges he or she is facing, if any.
In many instances, our clients are detained by a local police agency or sheriff and have not yet been transferred into the custody of USICE.
USICE usually places a "detainer" on a non-citizen, giving USICE 48 hours to arrest the non-citizen and bring him or her to face deportation charges.
You should call us and obtain our advice on what we can do to stop the deportation.
In many instances, our clients are detained by a local police agency or sheriff and have not yet been transferred into the custody of USICE.
USICE usually places a "detainer" on a non-citizen, giving USICE 48 hours to arrest the non-citizen and bring him or her to face deportation charges.
You should call us and obtain our advice on what we can do to stop the deportation.
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