The U.S. immigration landscape is complex. Attempting to navigate it without guidance can result in prolonged separation from family, escalated financial costs, and potential application rejections.
Every case is unique, and each client has distinct requirements – we recognize that at Sverdloff Law Group. We provide personalized attention and detail-oriented service, offering insightful guidance to clients by anticipating challenges and navigating the complexities of the immigration process.
Chicago immigration lawyer Julia Sverdloff, Esq. understands there’s a lot on the line. We’re here to support you through the immigration process. While our firm is located in Chicago, our legal services are available nationwide and we are fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Spanish. Regardless of your location, we are ready to take on your case. Whether you are looking to reunite with family, further your career, get a top-rate education or simply enjoy life in the United States, Sverdloff Law Group can help you reach stability on the other side of a challenging process and achieve your immigration goals.
Founded with the goal of helping people achieve their own unique American dream.
Chicago immigration attorney, Julia Sverdloff, has a track record of excellence in providing legal immigration services to individuals, families, and businesses. Our practice is global and serves all 50 states. We are also fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Spanish.
At Sverdloff Law Group, we use our experience, teamwork, and professionalism to serve our clients and provide the personalized attention they deserve.
We have successfully handled thousands of cases at various levels in court.
We have a track record of success with even the most complex immigration issues.
Our clients consistently rate us 5-stars for our clear and supportive representation.
We answer all of our clients’ questions and make sure they are never left in the dark.
Attorney Julia Sverdloff, founder and owner of Sverdloff Law Group in Chicago, Illinois, is a fierce advocate for immigrants and their families. An immigrant herself, Ms. Sverdloff understands the challenges that come with starting a life in the United States. By focusing her practice solely on immigration, Ms. Sverdloff has developed strong knowledge and experience which she uses to her clients’ advantage.
Our client sought Attorney Julia Sverdloff’s assistance in 2020 after having been placed in removal proceedings since 2009. He had a defensive asylum claim and an I-130 petition filed by his spouse. After so many years, he had built strong ties to the U.S., such as purchasing his family home, marrying a U.S. Citizen, raising two U.S. citizen daughters, and founding a successful transportation company. Attorney Sverdloff zealously advocated for him by monitoring the I-130 petition and ensuring that once it was approved, he applied for his green card. Since the client was still in removal proceedings, Attorney Sverdloff filed and presented an in-depth adjustment of status packet on his behalf on the day of his individual court hearing. With the help of Attorney Sverdloff, the judge granted the green card, ending a 14-year court battle.
Our client was at Purdue University with F-1 visa status. He is a talented aerospace engineering student who missed out on a NASA internship for his program due to misleading information from the Designated School Official (DSO). The DSO mistakenly told him that he could drop a class which caused him to drop below the full-time student credit requirement. He was notified by the International Student Services (ISS) that he had violated his application status. He contacted our firm desperately seeking help as his educational pursuits were in jeopardy if proper action was not taken. Attorney Sverdloff further investigated the miscommunication between the advisor and the student in an effort to reinstate his F-1 student status. The team at Sverdloff Law Group P.C. gathered letters of recommendation on his behalf, school transcripts, along with thorough and detailed evidence regarding his honesty, good moral character, and proof of his academic achievements and bright future. He was approved and authorized to stay in the U.S. in pursuit of his dreams after the diligent effort and thorough document compiled on his behalf by Sverdloff Law Group P.C.
Our client had an extensive and challenging record, including twelve prior arrests, but Sverdloff Law Group P.C. tackled the case head-on. Attorney Sverdloff and her team compiled and prepared his Naturalization application, going above and beyond to compile all necessary documentation to prove his good moral character, such as letters of reference and Salvation Army AA completion to prove his intentions and effort toward rehabilitation as a U.S. permanent resident. He is grateful to have found an empathetic law firm that has supported him and worked diligently at obtaining his Naturalization in the U.S.
Our client traveled home to Jordan during the pandemic to care for his ill father, who had to undergo surgery. To his surprise, as he attempted to return to the U.S., he was made aware that his conditional two year green card had expired. This was a very stressful and scary situation for him as he had left his wife and son back home in the U.S. He contacted our office, and Attorney Julia Sverdloff, Esq. quickly filed a petition to remove conditions on his residence. Attorney Sverdloff thoroughly explained the situation to USCIS and with detailed documentation, was successful in obtaining a 24-month extension of his conditional lawful permanent resident card. As soon as we received a notice of action, or I-797C, we mailed a copy to him in Jordan via FedEx and with this, he was admitted back into the U.S., where he was able to return home and reunite with his wife and son.
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