Welcome to the Law Office of RSB Ltd 

The Law Office of RSB Ltd provides legal immigration services in Chicago and the Western Suburbs. We offer reliable advice and representation in legal matters concerning immigration law. Learn more about our legal practice and our practice areas.

 

We represent people going through the immigration process. Our attorneys and staff have been through the immigration process, have had family members deported, and understand the process intimately. Because we have been in your shoes, we understand how stressful, daunting, and frightening the immigration process can be. Therefore, we focus on ensuring that you have a less stressful journey by guiding you step-by-step through the process. We are fully bilingual and will guide you through the process from start to finish. You will always have a copy of your documents, so you know where your case stands, and have peace of mind knowing that we are behind you every step of the way. We will be the last attorneys you will consult during your immigration journey because we will deliver results.

 

Call us to schedule a consultation at (312) 226-4232 or 

(312) ABOGADA.

We can be reached during the following hours:

Monday - Friday      9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Saturday                Closed

Sunday                   Closed

*Evenings and Saturdays by appointment only

Warrenville Office

29W522 Batavia Road
Warrenville, IL 60555

Phone: (312) 226-4232

The Law Office of RSB Ltd Difference

Our model enables us to revolutionize your experience with the immigration process by submitting applications the same-day.

Important Immigration News  

New HART Service Center

USCIS Issues Proposed Rule to Adjust Certain Immigration and Naturalization Fees

USCIS has announced that it will be going to adjust immigration and naturalization benefit request fees. This allows USCIS to fully recover its operating costs to maintain timely case processing and prevent future case backlogs, as USCIS receives 96% of its funding from filing fees. 

This is the result of a comprehensive fee review. Which has remained unchanged since 2016. This rule would increase certain fees, including the fee for naturalization applications while preserving existing fee waiver eligibility for low-income and vulnerable populations and adding new exemptions for certain humanitarian programs. This rule would either decrease or only slightly increase fees for low-income filers each year. This change means USCIS would fully recover operating costs for the first time in six years and would also mean supporting an effort to rebuild the current immigration system.

These changes are expected to increase the number of officers that are reviewing cases, address technological issues, as well as increasing support for those calling USCIS with questions about pending cases. Additionally, this rule would not go into effect until after a public comment period where the public has the opportunity to provide feedback, a public engagement session was held on January 11, 2023.

Automatic extension of the "green card" December 09, 2022

USCIS seeks to automatically extend the validity of the residence cards better known as the "green card".

 

The objective of this initiative is that people with long processing times do not have to fill out the I-90 form, but just by having filled out the N-400 form they can receive an extension of 24 months. This can also be applied if you present the expired "green card" as evidence of your current status.

 

This extension is valid for all people who applied for the N-400 after December 12, 2022. In case you have applied for the N-400 before this date, you would need to complete the I-90 in order to receive the extension.

 

If you have doubts or questions, you can call us at (312) 226-4232. Subscribe to our YouTube channel (Abogada Rocio Becerril) for the latest updates!

 

References:

USCIS. (2022, December 9). Uscis updates policy to automatically extend green cards for naturalization applicants | uscis. https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-updates-policy-to-automatically-extend-green-cards-for-naturalization-applicants

USCIS Announces tests for the naturalization test.            December 14, 2022

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that USCIS would be testing new updates to the current exam. These tests will have the objective of redesigning the oral expression and civic education tests to improve the quality of the test.

 

The changes will be carried out based on the results of the 1,500 individuals who will take this new test. In turn, these modifications will be made depending on comments made by interested parties. Finally, the trial time will take place during the first 5 months of 2023

 

If you have any questions, you can call us at (312) 226-4232. Subscribe to our YouTube channel (Abogada Rocio Becerril) for the latest updates!

 

References:

USCIS. (2022, December 14). Uscis announces trial for updates to the naturalization test | uscis. https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/news-releases/uscis-announces-trial-for-updates-to-the-naturalization-test

Supreme Courts orders DACA to be restored!

What to do if ICE knocks on your door!

Know your rights

 

o Do not open the door unless they have a warrant signed by a judge

Ask them to give you the warrant under the door

An administrative order of expulsion from immigration authorities is NOT enough

If agents do not speak Spanish, ask for an interpreter

Tell you children not to answer the door

You have the right to remain silent

Do not sign anything

Do not lie

Do not run

o Ask to speak to an attorney

 

How to prepare beforehand

 

Talk with your family and create a written plan about what to do in the event of a detention or deportation

o Talk to your children about the responsibilities to be taken in case of an emergency

o Learn about executing Power of Attorney documents (which gives a relative or friend, the legal authority to make family or financial decisions on your behalf)

o Gather and keep important documents in a safe place (birth certificates, passports, immigration documents, copies of all income taxes, bills, etc.)

 

MORE INFORMATION

 

Watch our immigration attorney, Rocio S. Becerril, on Univision, Telemundo, and the Daily Herald.  

Our attorney, Rocio S. Becerril, was featured at the College of DuPage Spotlight. Click here to read the entire article!

Our attorney, Rocio S. Becerril, offers immigration legal assistance with a high degree of specialized knowledge. Years of experience and our in-depth knowledge guarantee tailor-made, targeted solutions. Learn more about our legal practice and the practice areas of law in which we specialize. Click here to watch our video.

Phone Number: (312)226-4232

Email: Rocio@lawrsb.com

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