Immigration Services

Our employment immigration attorneys can assist you with most types of categories for work, and this screening page is designed to help you decide if you would like to schedule a paid Legal Advice Consultation on your possible eligibility for employm… Read More

We have helped thousands of immigrants and families obtain green cards through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Adjustment of Status, or through Consular Processing abroad. We also handle related waivers. Read More

Hill & Piibe's experienced visa attorneys can help you determine which type of visa is best-suited to you, and then prepare a thorough application and guide you through the process. Read More

The criminal and immigration law attorneys at Hill & Piibe have helped thousands of immigrants facing criminal charges or who have pled guilty to a criminal charge in the past and are now facing deportation or denial of a green card. Read More

We have a combined 45 years of immigration court experience. We help hundreds of workers and families every year who are facing deportation hearings. Read More

We help determine issues of citizenship at birth, or help clients determine if they qualify to become citizens through the naturalization process. Read More

We have assisted asylum seekers from all parts of the world, and have obtained many successes. We read asylum law on a daily basis, and stay informed of conditions in our clients’ countries. Read More

Our firm is highly successful in obtaining waivers for clients, and our staff has great experience in building these cases to a powerful showing. Read More

Our services include free preparation of your first work authorization application (form I-765). We also handle renewal work permits. Read More

Resources on President Trump's new laws: We commonly obtain last-minute stays of deportation / removal for clients detained by ICE, and assist in obtaining bond orders for release from custody. Read More

Our litigation department is skilled in handling motions to reopen before USCIS and the immigration courts, as well as appeals before the federal Courts of Appeal, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and the USCIS / Administrative Appeals Office. Read More