ILA Updates Amid COVID-19
Posted on Tuesday, March 31, 2020Immigration Law Associates remains fully committed to providing essential legal services to immigrant families and their employers during this difficult time!
We are available to speak with you at 847-763-8500 regarding all immigration-related matters. We can schedule a teleconference with you to discuss your options Monday-Friday between 10am and 4pm CST. It is entirely possible your case can be completed and filed even under quarantine conditions. Even though USCIS has temporarily suspended all routine face-to-face services, including interviews, biometrics and naturalization ceremonies through May 3, it does continue to accept and process cases. It has even allowed facsimile signatures on most applications.
And of course - if you are one of our current clients and have questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to call during our open hours or email your attorney directly. We will be happy to assist you!
In addition to reaching us by phone, you may contact us through our website: http://www.immig-chicago.com/contact-us/
Stay safe and healthy – and feel free to talk to us from a safe distance 😊 847 763 8500
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