Kevin Lawrence Dixler
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Kevin Lawrence Dixler is a seasoned attorney specializing in immigration law, visa regulations, and citizenship matters, with over three decades of experience since 1993. He is a dedicated member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), having contributed to various committees within the AILA Chicago Chapter throughout his 32-year tenure. Recognized for his expertise, Mr. Dixler has been named a Thomson Reuters Super Lawyer in immigration for eleven consecutive years. His practice primarily serves marriage-based and family immigration clients, but he possesses comprehensive knowledge across all facets of immigration and visa law. Mr. Dixler offers significant insight into naturalization processes, cancellation of removal, and waiver applications. He adeptly represents clients in Immigration Court on issues such as asylum referrals, criminal deportation, and complex family matters. Additionally, he collaborates with criminal defense attorneys to navigate the immigration ramifications of criminal records for noncitizen clients. With extensive experience in obtaining waivers of inadmissibility for various grounds including criminal history, J-1 visa issues, misrepresentation, and unlawful presence, Mr. Dixler has successfully defended clients before the Immigration Courts, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and Federal Courts. He has also initiated lawsuits against the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service to address unreasonable delays and challenge denials. A native of Chicago's Central Rogers Park neighborhood, Mr. Dixler is functionally bilingual in Spanish, enhancing his ability to serve a diverse clientele.
About Immigration Law
Immigration attorneys help individuals and families navigate the complex immigration system. They assist with visas, green cards, citizenship, and deportation defense. Common matters include visa applications, green cards, citizenship, deportation defense.