Chicago Immigration Lawyers in Illinois
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Multilingual Immigration Attorneys
Gerald Cipolla, Esq.
Founder and Principal Attorney, Gerald Cipolla Esq. is known as a tenacious fighter who protects his client’s interests as though they were his own. (más…)
Daniel Meyer Esq.
Daniel A. Meyer is our Associate Immigration Attorney, focusing on representing immigrants before USCIS, the Immigration Court and in Federal Court setting. (más…)
Natalia Curto Esq.
Natalia is our Associate Attorney, focusing her practice on business/investment based immigration. An licensed Attorney in the US, Italy & Argentina, (más…)
Christina Verdirame Esq.
Christina is an Associate Attorney at Cipolla Law Group. She focuses her practice on family and humanitarian immigration cases as well as representing clients in Immigration Court proceedings. (más…)
Jamie Yang Esq.
Jamie is our Associate Attorney. She focuses on handling employment based immigration matters such as NIW, PERM, L-1, O, H-1B visas, and (más…)
Laura Huicochea
Laura is a paralegal at Cipolla Law Group. She has over 10 years of experience as an immigration paralegal. Born in Mexico and raised in Chicago,
Katherine Sin
Katherine is an Administrator at Cipolla Law Group. She earned her LLB Law Degree from the United Kingdom and LLM Master of Law Degree from Hong Kong, (más…)
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DACA – To file or not to file DACA filings?
The legal battle surrounding DACA filings has been constantly fluctuating. Following the June 2020 USCIS Supreme Court decision ruling that USCIS decision to eliminate the DACA program because they did not follow standard administrative procedures. Subsequently, the Supreme Court… Read More
Los familiares amenazados ya no son una base para los casos de asilo
Al solicitar asilo, las personas deben establecer que han sufrido persecución debido a:
- Raza
- Religión
- Nacionalidad
- Pertenecia a un grupo social en particular, y / o
- Opinión política
Con respecto a pertenecer en un… Read More
El Permiso de Permanencia Temporal en el País para Familias Militares puede estar llegando a su fin
El gobierno federal ha señalado que terminará la protección de deportación para familiares inmediatos de miembros del servicio activo o veteranos de las Fuerzas Armadas de los Estados Unidos o de la Fuerza Seleccionada de la Reserva de las Fuerzas Armadas. Memorandos están circulando dentro del… Read More
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