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Richard Hanus

Richard Hanus - Immigration Attorney
Chicago, Elgin and Waukegan Illinois

Since 1990, Richard Hanus has dedicated his practice to helping unravel the complexities of immigration law for individuals and businesses. Immigration laws continue to change, particularly in today's environment, with new agencies and new requirements emerging all the time. Whether you are an individual seeking status in the U.S., or are a business looking to employ foreign national workers, Mr. Hanus can help by drawing on his years of expertise and specialized knowledge.

Areas of Practice:

  • Immigration & Naturalization Law
  • Removal/Deportation Defense
  • Naturalization & Citizenship
  • Asylum
  • Visas

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Mentions/Media

  • Richard Hanus quoted in article by Shannon Mehner and Brianna McClane "Exploited Immigrants, Unaware of Labor Laws, Afraid to Fight Mistreatment", published by Medill News Service (May 20, 2010).
  • Richard Hanus recognized as a Super Lawyer for 2009, 2008 and 2007 by Chicago Magazine and Law & Politics Publications. Selected as among the top 5% of Illinois practicing attorneys in an extensive peer review and evaluation process conducted by Law & Politics Publications.
  • Sponsor of National Immigrant Justice Center's 2008 Midwest Light of Human Rights Award
  • Richard Hanus quoted in radio feature "Why Didn't She Win the Car?", broadcast on St. Lous' KMOX 1120 on January 26, 2007.
  • Richard Hanus was interviewed for an episode of FRONTLINE/WORLD which aired on PBS.

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    Rough Cut
    Chicago: Little Mexico
    Legal son of an illegal mother

    BY Marian Marzynski
    October 31, 2006

  • Richard Hanus quoted in article by Antonio Olivo, "Citizenship in Sight, But Then She Voted," published by Chicago Tribune (December 3, 2007). The story also appeared on GMA News.
  • Richard Hanus quoted in article and television feature by Nishi Gupta, "Immigrant May Lose Chance at Citizenship" published by WHOI-19 Television, Peoria, IL (December 6, 2007).
  • Richard Hanus quoted in article and television feature by Courtney Brennan, "The Aftermath of the Immigration Sweep" aired and published by WQAD Television, Quad Cities/Moline, IL (November 16, 2006).
  • Richard Hanus quoted in article by Jennifer Koons, "Reaction: Sanchez-Llamas v. Oregon/Bustillo v. Johnson," published by Medill News Service (July 6, 2006).
  • Richard Hanus quoted in Associated Press article by Alan Scher Zagier, "Mid-Missourians join fight over deportation," published by Columbia Daily Tribune. (October 2, 2005).
Original insights & analysis of current immigration law issues by R. Hanus, Immigration Law Columnist:
Chicago Office
161 North Clark St.
Suite 2500
Chicago, Illinois 60601
Suburban Offices
920 Davis Rd.
Elgin, Illinois 60123

210 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue
Waukegan, IL 60085
Phone: (312) 357-0033
Fax: (312) 357-0286
Email: rhanus@usavisacounsel.com
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