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Attorney KiKi M. Mosley graduated from Denison University in 2000 with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology/Anthropology and Black Studies. After she completed her undergraduate studies at Denison University, Ms. Mosley moved to Tanzania, East Africa where she taught at several schools over the course of three and a half years. Ms. Mosley’s interest in working in immigration law came from her own experiences in traversing the U.S. immigration system with members of her own family. Upon returning from Tanzania in 2007, Ms. Mosley entered law school. In 2010 Ms. Mosley graduated from Chicago-Kent College of Law with certificates in both International and Comparative Law and Public Interest Law. While at Chicago-Kent Ms. Mosley was a member of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) and the Immigration Law Students Association (ILSA). She also worked in the Immigration Law Clinic while a second year student and clerked for an immigration law firm. Before starting her own immigration law practice, Ms. Mosley worked as an associate attorney practicing US Immigration and Nationality law. Ms. Mosley is licensed to practice law in both Illinois and Louisiana.. Ms. Mosley is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and serves on the Executive Board of the Chicago Chpater. She is also a member of the Louisiana State Bar Association. Ms. Mosley has experience in working on a variety of immigration matters including, but not limited to: asylum, removal defense, family-based immigration, and naturalization. Ms. Mosley devotes approximately 10% of her practice to pro bono and volunteer work.

Mr. Dixler specializes in immigration, visa law, citizenship and related matters since 1993. He is a 29 year member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He now serves on the AILA Chicago Chapter’s liaison committee between prosecutors and private attorneys practicing in the Chicago Immigration Courts. Mr. Dixler was nominated and named a Thomson Reuters Super Lawyer in immigration for the last nine consecutive years. Many are marriage-based and family immigration clients. However, he is experienced in all aspects of immigration and visa law. He has exceptional insight on cancellation of removal and waiver work.. Mr. Dixler represents those in Immigration Court facing asylum referrals, criminal deportation and challenging family matters, among other issues. Criminal defense attorneys contact him about the immigration consequences of a criminal record for their foreign born clients. He has significant experience with waivers of inadmissibility for crime, J-1 visas, misrepresentation, and unlawful presence. He has served as a speaker and writer for AILA on these topics, among others. Mr. Dixler successfully defends clients in the Immigration Courts, Board of Immigration Appeals and Federal Courts. He has filed successful lawsuits against the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Service in Federal Court to challenge unreasonable delays with adjudication, naturalization denials, and name checks. He is also functionally bilingual in Spanish. Mr. Dixler is a Native Chicagoan, who is originally from the Central Rogers Park neighborhood.

I first came to this country when I was 10 years old from India along with my family. At the time, I was far too young to know or appreciate the significance of the experience that I was facing. I knew only that I wanted to see snow.. Quickly as I moved, I realized that there were so many things that were new and different about the United States. I started asking questions about our own traditions and learning more deeply about myself and my heritage through these questions. Like many young immigrants, I was also bullied by some classmates. These experiences made an impact and made me respect and honor the journey that immigrants face when they decide to move from a place and country that is familiar to a place and country that is entirely new.. I decided to go to law school because to me, learning the law was very empowering. Through the legal system, we get the protections and the rights that are provided to each individual in the United States. However, until we learn it, it seems scary and difficult to comprehend. I wanted to understand the legal system to learn the rules of our country.. After graduating from Loyola University Chicago School of Law, I realized that I needed to help empower other immigrants who are also faced with the enormous challenge and possibilities opened by moving to a new and unfamiliar country.. To this day, it is this passion that drives me each and every day. Watching my clients succeed gives me strength. To this success, I am committed. I am also committed to creating the type of law firm that supports clients in achieving their immigration goals and looks beyond just an “application” or a “case” but in context of the individuals for whom the case is handled. One that makes immigrants feel accepted, honored, and empowered. With this in mind, I decided to name my law firm, SwagatUSA. “Swagat” means “welcome” in Sanskrit.. Passionate about immigration law and assisting immigrants in achieving their goals.  I believe that there are no simple immigration cases and every immigration case begins with a STRATEGY.  See my video introduction: ?v=OZ-ms-1V3C0

We have a strong practice focussed on deportation / removal defense work.  We represent clients before the Immigration Courts, Federal District Courts and U.S. Appellate Courts throughout the United States.

I am a founding partner of Valdez & Vilim, LLP and of my previous firm, Valdez Vilim & Wunrow, LLP. I focus my practice in the area of immigration and nationality law, including family-based immigration, humanitarian immigration (asylum, VAWA, U Visas, T Visas and SIJS), naturalization, immigration appeals, and removal defense. I represent clients with cases before the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of State, and the Department of Justice. I have been selected to the 2019, 2020 and 2021 Illinois Rising Star list by Super Lawyers, an honor that is received by no more than 2.5% of attorneys within Illinois.. In addition to maintaining my own private practice, I am a Practitioner in Residence with the Asylum & Refugee Law Clinic at DePaul University’s College of Law. In that role, I mentor immigration practitioners at community-based organizations in the Chicago area and gives presentations on removal defense. During the 2017-2018 school year, I was an adjunct professor at Valparaiso University School of Law, where I taught and supervised the immigration law clinic.. Prior to co-founding Valdez & Vilim, LLP, I practiced immigration law at a private firm in Chicago. I also served a 2-year term as an Attorney Advisor through the U.S. Attorney General Honors Program at the Chicago Immigration Court, Executive Office for Immigration Review, Department of Justice. I have a background in human rights and advocacy work, which I gained by working at Amnesty International before I became an attorney.. I speak Spanish. I am a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and sit on the AILA EOIR Liaison Committee and Midwest Regional Conference Planning Committee. I have been invited to speak at events sponsored by the Chicago Bar Association’s Immigration and Nationality Committee as well as community organizations such as the Albany Park Community Center, Southwest Organizing Project, and Latinos Progresando. I obtained my J.D. cum laude from Georgetown University Law Center with a Certificate in Refugee and Humanitarian Emergencies. I obtained my B.A. magna cum laude in Political Science from the University of Notre Dame. I am admitted to practice law in Illinois.

* Licensed by the US District Court, 7th Judicial District and by the Supreme Court of Illinois. * Member of American Bar Association and Illinois State Bar Association. * Practice concentration: US Immigration and Naturalization. We handle family based immigrant petitions and work with various businesses such as hospitals, nursing homes and other businesses, in processing employment based immigrant and non-immigrant petitions for foreign workers.. * Also handles Real Estate Closings

Born in India, raised and educated in London, England and a practising attorney in the United States since 1996, I bring a unique combination of immigration acumen and international Law Group and Riddhi Jani has helped 100's of clients seeking to live and/or work in America, navigate their way through the labyrinthe of complex, arcane immigration laws. We would be delighted to join you on your journey too!

Attorney Reis was born in Angola. She immigrated to the USA in 1987. Early in her work career she worked as a Clerk for the Superior Court of New Jersey, Probate Part for 5 1/2 years, where she gained extensive experience in Court procedures. Thereafter, she was a paralegal for approximately 17 years for a local law firm. During that time she completed her undergrad studies and law school, while working full-time and studying in night classes. She received her BS in Psychology from Rutgers University and her J.D. from Rutgers Law School – Newark. As an immigrant, she always had a passion to help immigrants through the complicated immigration system. She believes that each client should be treated with dignity and respect. She is fluent in Portuguese and Spanish.

Hablamos español!. When winning matters, you need zealous representation to safeguard your rights. Matthew Borowski, Esq. is a knowledgeable and compassionate lawyer who will vigorously fight on your behalf, with the goal of obtaining successful results in your case. With offices in Buffalo, NY and Northern Virginia (Springfield, VA), Borowski Witmer Immigration Lawyers represents clients nationwide in immigration-related matters.. Practice Areas Include:

This area of law requires much outside-the-box thinking and therefore each case has its own set of challenges that must be looked at from all angles. It is therefore always thought-provoking, and with that, this field of law remains interesting. Many times it also encompasses different areas of law so there is definitely never any monotony as there are never two cases exactly alike! Ultimately, I find that helping corporations and individuals achieve their objectives is intrinsically rewarding.

Immigration law is all we do!. Helping clients with family and employment based immigration services.. Advising clients on work visas, investor visas, employment and family based green cards, and citizenship.. Making the immigration process easy and convenient, offering flat fees and using the latest cloud technology. Awarded Best Immigration Lawyer in 2018-2020 by. Working with us, you'll receive access to an on-demand learning center, a secure client portal, your own designated communication channel, and a client dashboard. With these tools, you essentially have access to an attorney on-demand 24 hours and day, 7 days a week. It's a first of its kind!. Authorized to practice immigration law in all 50 US States, territories, possessions, and US consulates and embassies around the world. We can help you worldwide.. For more information, visit us at

I have been voted the "10 Best" Louisiana Immigration Attorney by American Institute of Legal Counsel.. I have been practicing immigration law nationwide passionately since 2000.  As an immigrant from China, I represented thousand of clients in all areas of immigration field. I am personal, professional and efficient.  Call me for a consulation for your legal issues.

Abhisha Parikh is the founder of the Law Office of Abhisha Parikh. She practices exclusively in all matters related to immigration law. Her mission is to provide quality legal representation while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, confidentiality, integrity and honesty. She is committed to being responsive and accessible to her clients, and treating them with respect, dignity and compassion at all times.

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Attorney Cornel Potra attended Regent University School of Law in Virginia Beach, Virginia and graduated in May of 2000. During law school, Attorney Potra prayed about the area where God wanted him to live and the area of law that God wanted him to practice. He took the Washington State Bar Exam in 2000, and he began Potra Law Firm in the attic of his Virginia home in January 2001, where he first practiced immigration law. Shortly after his wife's graduation from law school in 2001, they moved to Georgia to continue their work in this field, and he became a member of the Georgia Bar in 2005. Attorney Potra enjoys working in the field of immigration because this field enables him to integrate his education with his personal experiences as well as his passion for those new to this country. Attorney Potra sees immigration law as an opportunity to creatively and zealously fight for his clients.