The Law Offices of Richard Hanus
Since 1990, we have assisted individuals, families and businesses across the U.S. and abroad to achieve their immigration goals in an efficient manner. We provide responsive counsel through all steps in the U.S. immigration process.
In providing the highest quality representation in all U.S. immigration related matters, we serve our clients with creativity, sensitivity and diligence. These are three of the most important qualities an immigration lawyer can possess.
At the Law Offices of Richard Hanus, we provide our clients with realistic case assessments and practical strategies in matters involving:
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly Immigration and Naturalization Service/INS)
- U.S. Department of Labor
- U.S. Department of State
- Office of the Immigration Judge (Removal/Deportation Proceedings)
- Board of Immigration Appeals
- U.S. District Courts and Courts of Appeal.
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For a consultation, please call us at (312) 357-0033 or fill out our consultation request form. Our staff will review the information and respond immediately.
We speak the following languages: English, Spanish, Polish, Hebrew, Russian, Tagalog and Lithuanian.
Watch our brief video talking about the firm, our process and how we can help you with your immigration law needs.
Our areas of expertise include:
- Adjustment of status/permanent residence processing
- Family visa matters, including marriage and fiance visas
- Employment/corporate immigration matters
- Business, professional, investor and religious worker visas (e.g. E, H, L, O, P, R visas)
- Labor certification processing for professionals, skilled workers and unskilled workers
- Temporary work visas and permanent immigrant visas for professionals and workers in all industries including IT, engineering, business/finance, sports, entertainment and food service/restaurant service
- Temporary work visas and permanent immigrant visas for nurses, physical therapists, and other health care professionals and workers
- Asylum cases
- Criminal alien issues
- Deportation/removal proceedings
- Overseas consular processing
- Student visa matters
- U.S. citizenship