Agnes Jury

Agnes has been practicing family based immigration law since 2007. She is an immigrant herself. Agnes was born and raised in Poland. She immigrated to Canada at 12 years old and to the United States as a young adult. Agnes currently lives in Michigan where her firm is located. But Agnes accepts clients from anywhere in the USA and other countries. Agnes' services are done online via email, secure document sharing platforms like Dropbox and Google drive, virtual meeting platforms like Zoom and Google meets, mail, etc. This allows Agnes' clients to save time and money on travel costs. Agnes is also available to her Clients in the evenings and weekends which means her clients do not have to take the time off work to meet with Agnes. Agnes is upstanding, reliable and effective! Contact her for a free 30 minute consultation.

The John Marshall Law School

J.D. (2007) | Law

2004 - 2007

Honors: Dean's List reserved for top 25% of class

Concordia University

B.A. (2000) | Cultural Anthropology; Minor in Education

2000

Honors: Graduated with Honors; Dean's List

Attorney

Private Practice

2007 - Current

State Bar of Michigan Representative Assembly

Representative

2019 - Current

State Bar of Michigan  # P79779

Member

2015 - Current

Grand Traverse - Leelanau - Antrim Bar Association

Past President/Member

2015 - Current

American Immigration Lawyer Association

Member

2011 - Current

Illinois

Supreme Court of Illinois

2007-2015

Michigan

State Bar of Michigan

ID Number: P79779

Since 2015

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted

Immigration Law

Citizenship, Family Visas, Green Cards, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas

Q. What is your name on avoo website so I can find you?

22 February 2021

A: You are posting these questions to ALL attorneys on this platform/Justia. If you want to contact a specific attorney you can click on their profile and email them or see their website. Most attorneys will have link on their website to their Avvo account or social media accounts (ex: Facebook) so you can do some more "investigating" on the attorney's services.

Q. I was married in Florida. Can you still represent me? If so, could I get an estimate of the price include all paper work

22 February 2021

A: It does not matter where you got married. You can hire a licensed immigration attorney in ANY U.S. State. The cost will depend on what your immigration needs are. Most attorneys will be able to give you an estimate, some charge fixed fees and others (like me) even disclose their fees on their websites. Best thing to do is to check out the attorney's website, their profile on websites such as Justia and their client reviews on websites such as www.Avvo.com. Best wishes!

Q. I am married to a green card holder and he wants to submit my I130 first but I have overstayed my time should I go ahead

16 January 2021

A: You should consult with an experienced immigration lawyer to discuss the details of your situation and your options. Best wishes!