Ukrainian families: TPS, humanitarian parole and Uniting for Ukraine

Bringing families together.

Chicago immigration attorney Oksana Sakhniuk guides families through green cards, K-1 visas, citizenship and more, with clear advice in English, Russian and Ukrainian, and Spanish support from our team.

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Attorney Oksana Sakhniuk
Oksana SakhniukAttorney, Sakhniuk Immigration Law, Chicago
12+ yearsPracticing immigration law
Flat, transparent feesClear pricing for our services
4 languagesEnglish, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish

Trusted U.S. Immigration Help — Chicago-Based, Serving Families Worldwide

Highly Rated Immigration Attorney in Chicago & Illinois

Sakhniuk Immigration Law is a Chicago immigration law firm led by Attorney Oksana Sakhniuk. For more than 12 years she has helped families come together and find their way through the U.S. immigration process, in English, Russian, Ukrainian and Spanish.

Our motto

Bringing families together.

Behind every case is a family waiting for an answer. We keep that in mind with every filing, every call and every hearing.

You work with an attorney who knows your case, supported by a team that keeps your documents organized and your questions answered. We explain your options in plain language, tell you the fee up front, and represent clients before USCIS and in immigration court.

Whether you are applying for a green card, preparing for an interview or have received a notice from the government, you can start with a consultation and leave knowing your next steps.

Why Families Trust Sakhniuk Immigration Law

1,000+
Families & Cases
Successfully Handled
12+
Years of Immigration
Law Experience
EN · RU · UA · ES
4 Languages — Explain
Your Case Your Way
Flat Fees
Know Exactly What
You Pay — No Surprises
Evenings
Saturday by request
Sunday closed

Memberships and Awards

Community & Pro Bono Work

Sakhniuk Immigration Law believes that everyone, whatever their background, language or financial means, deserves skilled legal representation. For that reason we partner with legal clinics and community organizations to serve immigrants from many backgrounds, including people facing urgent circumstances such as detention.

Through these clinic partnerships we have represented individuals and families who needed an advocate at a critical moment. We are proud to work with people from many cultural and national backgrounds and to stand with them through difficult processes.

Our pro bono work is done exclusively through established legal clinics, which lets us use our time where it helps most. We do not take individual pro bono requests directly, but these partnerships make sure our experience reaches the people who need it.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about working with our firm.

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Do you help with family-based green cards?

Yes. We handle petitions for spouses, parents, children and siblings, as well as adjustment of status and consular processing.

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How can I bring my fiancé(e) to the U.S. on a K-1 visa?

We prepare K-1 cases from start to finish: proof of the relationship, the USCIS filing, guidance for the consular interview and adjustment of status after the marriage.

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Can you help with travel permits or advance parole?

Yes. We prepare and file advance parole applications for clients who are waiting on a green card decision and need to travel outside the U.S.

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Do you review immigration documents before filing?

Yes. We review forms and supporting documents, responses to Requests for Evidence (RFEs) and National Visa Center packets so they are accurate and complete.

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Do you only work with clients in Naperville or Chicago?

No. Our main office is in Naperville, Illinois, and we work with clients across the United States and abroad.

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Which languages do you work in?

English, Russian, Ukrainian and Spanish.

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How much is a consultation?

A consultation is $300 for 60 minutes. An extra-hours or emergency consultation is $400 for 60 minutes (weekdays 5 to 8 p.m. Central, Saturdays by request).

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Do you represent clients in immigration court?

Yes. Our attorney represents clients in immigration court as well as before USCIS.