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Justice 4 Evey1, NFP – 5858 N Milwaukee Ave Chicago, 773-255-7608 text or VM
JOANNE@DENISONLAW.COM

Lawyer with 35 years of experience. Registered Charity. Sliding scale pricing. Affordability for all.

Most common types of court proceedings:

• Removal Proceedings (INA § 240): The primary and most frequent proceeding used to determine if a noncitizen is removable and whether they qualify for relief or protection (such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status).
• Bond Proceedings: Separate custody redetermination hearings where a detained individual asks an immigration judge to set or lower a cash bond so they can be released while their case is pending.
• Asylum-Only Proceedings: Limited proceedings restricted strictly to evaluating asylum, withholding of removal, or Convention Against Torture (CAT) claims for individuals who are not eligible for standard removal proceedings (such as crewmembers, stowaways, or Visa Waiver Program entrants).
• Withholding-Only Proceedings: Specialized hearings for individuals who already have a final order of removal or reinstatement, limited solely to whether they qualify for withholding of removal or CAT protection because of a fear of persecution or torture.
• Rescission Proceedings: Rare proceedings used to determine if a person’s previously granted lawful permanent resident (green card) status should be rescinded because they were not actually eligible for it at the time.
• Deportation and Exclusion Proceedings: Older types of proceedings initiated before April 1, 1997, which have largely been replaced by removal proceedings but may still rarely appear in legacy or reopened pending cases.
  Applicants can also file to suspend, stay or dismiss their proceedings.

Most common types of Visas available:

LPR (green) Card Petitions–relative sponsorship. I-130, I-485 adjust status, I-864 afft of support. $500+
Asylum and Refugee $500+
VAWA or Violence Against Women (this applies to men and children too that are victims of domestic violence by an US citizen) $500
DACA initial applications $500 and renewals* $250
Citizenship $400
Fiancé Visa Petitions $500
Petition to Remove Conditions on Green Card $250
Visa Extensions $150
Travel Permission (I-131) $200
LPR (green) Card Renewals $300
Employment Authorization (EAD) Work Permits $300 (I-765)
Hardship Petitions $300
Petition to Expedite processing $150
U2–victim of a crime $500
Detention (removal) proceedings and reduction of bond $500 for motion only, $1000 attorney appearance
BIA appeal – $750
Fee waivers for indigent clients for USCIS fees. $200
US citizen register foreign born infants/children with state department for US passport $250 (CRBA)
TPS–some countries have received extensions thru 2026 $500
FOIA USCIS records/file- $200 –to determine what records, including travel records the USG has on an immigrant before you file.

Most petitions $500 for one petitioner and one child and one divorce. $50 for each additional children, marriage/divorce, and multiple children. Payment plans available

All payments considered a gift or donation to a charity. Pay by credit card, paypal, zelle, venmo, etc.

*USCIS will accept new DACA petitions, but not process them. Renewals continue to be processed

TPS is currently being challenged in the US court system

We use google translate when an immigrant does not speak English. ESL is free at all local city colleges.

We have translators for all common languages–Spanish, French, Italian, German, Polish, etc.