SHIRLEY SADJADI
169 East Chicago Street, Suite 200, Elgin, IL 60120 Directions
Since 1990
Family-Based Immigrant Visas, Waivers of Inadmissibility, Removal/Deportation Defense, Humanitarian Relief (E.G. Temporary Protected Status, Asylum and Deferred Action), Naturalization/Citizenship, Nonimmigrant Visas, Appeals Compliance with the Immigration Reform & Control Act
Provides individuals and businesses with compassionate and cost-effective legal representation for their immigration matters. Fluent in English, Spanish and Farsi. Offers the best legal representation possible, is to make sure that every client is treated with the respect they richly deserve. Have tremendous respect for their unfailing spirit and strong work ethic. Offers cost-effective and compassionate immigration legal services
Price: Initial Consultation fee $140
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KIMBERLY S. SPAGUI ESQ.
1750 Grandstand Place, Suite 1, Elgin, IL 60123 Directions
Since 2009
Family-Based Immigration, Guardianships, Deportation Defense, Citizenship, Green Cards, Waivers & International Adoptions
Offers personalized service to each of their clients needing help with immigration issues. Provides you with an attorney you speak to one-on-one whether your primary language is English or Spanish . Help clients from throughout the state of Illinois, and worldwide. Delivers the legal guidance you receive should be tailored to your unique circumstances. Free initial consultation
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LAW OFFICE OF JULIO A. NOBOA
707 Davis Road, Suite A-102, Elgin, IL 60123 Directions
Since 2010
Adjustment of Status, Asylum, Consular Processing, DACA Applications, Petitions for Family Members, Tourist Visa, Waiver I-212, Deportation Defence, Employment Visa, U-Visa for Victims of Crime, Deportation or Removal, Waiver I-601A & Application for Unlawful Presence
Free consultation. Have a decade of experience working on a variety of different immigration cases and issues. Fluent in English and Spanish. Committed to finding solutions for you. Helping hard-working and deserving families navigate the complex and many times unjust immigration laws