Global Immigration Associates, PC

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About Global Immigration Associates, PC

From the firm’s website

Attorneys

• Addie Hogan — Managing Partner
• Alejandra Torres — Senior Attorney
• Alexandra Zachary — Managing Attorney
• Amanda Bolhuis — Partner
• Amanda Murley — Senior Attorney
• Amrita Jolly-Sodhi — Managing Attorney
• Andres Marino Rosales — Attorney
• Anita Koopmans — Senior Attorney
• Anja Ewald — Senior Associate, CIPPC Germany
• Anna Ksor Buonya — Attorney
• Anne Nakamura — Managing Attorney
• Anne Walsh — Partner, Management Committee

Services listed

employment-based immigration, business immigration law, United States Immigration, Global Immigration, global mobility solutions

Languages

ENGLISH, GERMAN

Offices

• 230 West Monroe Street, Suite 2800 Chicago, Illinois 60606-4969 United States
• 600 Vine Street, Suite 1800 Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-2429 United States
• August-Schanz-Str. 28 D-60433 Frankfurt am Main Germany
• 465 California Street, Suite 600 San Francisco, California 94104-1818 United States

Awards & recognition

• Best Lawyers

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Details & Amenities

• S K· via Google

  I see a lot of bad reviews but they did a great job in my case. I think it is the employers who have to be blamed more when things happen slowly rather than the immigration law firm.

  4 years ago
• Shengnan Huang· via Google

  The worst immigration lawyer you could ever imagine. They made mistakes on my application for 3 times on 3 vital different things. Kudos to them, now I need to wait for three more years. I cannot believe they got their degree and perform law.

  4 years ago
• Naveen Atmakur· via Google

  Worst experience always, they are so slow if you have anything urgent to be done never means never use them. They need minimum 4 months to file any petition. If you need any petition to be revoked it takes 1 months. Never worked with anyone so slow. Don't think they work for less they charge similar to any immigration lawyers do.

  5 years ago
• Sumit Bansal· via Google

  Not proactive. I had to follow up multiple times to get basic responses. There was no initiative taken from their side to resolve the issue or keep me updated. Very disappointing experience overall.

  a year ago
• Nimesh Patel· via Google

  Worst Immigration lawyers your employer can have. Bunch of novices who are extremely slow. They don't care about your application even if you are running against time. They take their own time and is now about to cost me my GC after waiting for 17 yrs. I wish I could have my own personal lawyer for EB applications.

  Edited 4 years ago
• Daniel L.· via Google

  My employer takes GIA to process my immigration case. They are extremely slow, and they make ridiculous mistakes on simple filing steps. It takes a long time for them to just reply to a simple question each time without making any progress on the case. They know nothing about individuals' status and do not prepare accordingly until meeting fatal blocks. Unprofessional, careless, and it takes forever for them to get things moving forward. They are messing up my case.

  4 years ago
• John Henry· via Google

  They are the worst immigration law firm I have ever came across. Please stay away if you or your employer has partnered with GIA. They are extremely slow in processing your case. A simple H1 extension takes couple of months for them. Forget about perm filing. They cannot even fill the forms correctly and they will realize after filing and they will refile again. They cannot even get simple details correct. They take forever to file any case be it H1 transfer, extension or any stage of perm process. Extremely unprofessional and immature law firm.

  5 years ago
• Duncan Green· via Google

  Extraordinarily bad to deal with. Stay away at all costs. They took >6 weeks just to respond to a request for information, getting just a 10 minute phone call takes 2 weeks waiting, all of my concerns about my visa application were completely brushed off as non issues and were not addressed, resulting in a visa denial. I am out many thousands of dollars in moving costs thanks to GIA and no visa. Supposedly seasoned immigration lawyers couldn't even bother to draft up a proper letter of support or anything of the sort. Absolutely nothing is handled with any sort of urgency. Countless deadlines were missed. I was told I was going to receive extensive coaching through the visa process which never happened, they refused to respond to any of my emails and will only respond after 10-15 business days to HR emails. Absolutely deplorable in every sense. Not one, but two other law firms I had connected with indicated the paperwork GIA had prepared with extremely shoddy, riddled with errors, and near nonsensical advice.

  Edited 3 years ago