VIKINGIMMIGRATION CHICAGO
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CHICAGO IMMIGRATION LAW

Strength for Your American Journey.

Immigration representation for individuals, families, workers, and businesses—from visas and citizenship to complex immigration matters and federal court litigation.

IMMIGRATION COURT REPRESENTATION

Representation for your immigration court matter.

Our practice includes removal proceedings, asylum proceedings, detention matters, immigration appeals, and other immigration court representation. Contact us about your case and any upcoming hearing dates.

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MEET YOUR TEAM

Real people. A clear place to start.

Meet the people who help you explain your needs and understand the next conversation.

Eylul Tarim, Esq.

Main Attorney

Eylul Tarim, Esq.

Immigration counsel with a background in immigration, refugee, and human rights matters. Speaks English and Turkish.

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Edward D. Johnson III

Attorney

Edward D. Johnson III

Criminal defense experience supporting coordinated representation when criminal and immigration concerns overlap.

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Anna Kulach

Intake Specialist

Anna Kulach

A first point of contact to help you explain your situation and connect with the legal team.

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OUR PRACTICE

From immigration applications to federal court.

Viking Immigration Law of Chicago, P.C. represents clients in applications, petitions, removal proceedings, immigration bond hearings, appeals, and federal court litigation.

When criminal charges and immigration concerns overlap, our firm provides coordinated representation before a plea or other disposition is entered.

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WORKING WITH US

A clear process. Informed decisions.

Understand the work ahead and how your representation will be handled.

  1. Consultation

    Explain your needs and any upcoming dates. Ask about the services available for your matter.

  2. Case review

    Review your records, questions, and proposed next steps. Confirm the scope of work and fees.

  3. Representation & filing

    Once retained, our team handles the applications or proceedings covered by your agreement.

  4. Ongoing guidance

    Discuss developments and decisions as your matter progresses through the agreed representation.

HELPFUL INFORMATION

Common questions

What to know before contacting our office.

How do I request a consultation?

Call 708-606-4386 or email Info@vikingimmigrationchicago.com to arrange a consultation. Phone consultations last 15 minutes and are offered at no cost unless the firm confirms a fee for a specific service. A 60-minute in-person consultation is $300.

What if I’m not sure which service I need?

Start with your situation and what you hope to accomplish. You don’t need to know the name of a visa or application before contacting our office.

What should I have ready for the conversation?

A brief outline of your questions and any upcoming dates is a helpful starting point. Ask our team which documents to prepare and how to share them before sending personal records.

Where is your office?

Our Pilsen Office is at 1945 S. Halsted St., Suite 309, Chicago, IL 60608. Please call to arrange a visit. Get directions

Does a consultation include ongoing representation?

A consultation is an opportunity to discuss your situation. Contacting the office does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Ask about representation and any fees before deciding to proceed.

LANGUAGES

Let us know your preferred language.

Attorney Eylul Tarim is fluent in English and Turkish. Our website is available in English and Spanish. Use the EN/ES selector above to choose your website language, or contact our team to discuss your preferred language for a consultation.

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LET’S TALK

Your next step
starts here.

Contact our team about your immigration questions or arrange a visit to our Pilsen office.

Tell us how we can help.

Share a little about your situation and the questions you’d like to discuss.

Please do not include sensitive documents or confidential case details. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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