Immigration law · Waukegan · Aurora · Elgin
We prepare and file green card, asylum and work permit cases for families across northern Illinois. Meet in English or Spanish, in person or by video, and leave every meeting with a written list of what happens next.
Offices
Walk in or book ahead. Ivette and Brisa speak Spanish at the Waukegan front desk; the Elgin room is open by appointment only.
Main office, with parking behind the building.
Get directions to the Waukegan officeEvening appointments, Monday to Thursday.
Get directions to the Aurora officeA meeting room, open by appointment only.
Get directions to the Elgin officeCases we file
Most families come in with one of three. If yours is something else, we will say so on the first call and point you to a lawyer who takes it.
Petitions for spouses, parents and children, then the green card application once the petition is approved.
See family green cards
Asylum claims built on the evidence an officer or judge will ask for, with deadlines tracked from day one.
See asylum cases
Work permit renewals, DACA and employer-sponsored visas, filed early enough to avoid a gap in your paycheck.
See work permitsThe office
One attorney, a paralegal and an office manager. Ivette and Brisa speak Spanish.
Attorney
Files every case and appears in every hearing. English and Spanish.
Paralegal, Aurora
Prepares forms and evidence lists. English, Hindi and Punjabi.
Office manager, Waukegan
Books consultations and keeps your file moving. Spanish and English.
Clients
“They gave me a list of papers on the first visit and checked it off with me, one by one. I always knew what was next.”
“My work permit renewal went in months before it expired. Dhruv sent me a text each time something changed.”
“My mother was nervous about the interview. The office practiced the questions with her ahead of time, with an interpreter on the phone.”
Each client's case is different, and what happened in one doesn't predict yours. Quotes are samples; the firm replaces them with its own clients' words.
Send a few lines or call an office. We will tell you which form fits, or that another kind of lawyer is the right one.