Immigration Law is Complicated. Working with your lawyer shouldn't be.
Mosko Law, PC is an immigration law practice providing personalized legal representation to individuals and families throughout the United States and abroad.
Attorney Ellie Mosko has practiced exclusively in U.S. immigration law for over 15 years. She takes the time to understand each client's history, circumstances, and goals so that the advice and strategy she provides are tailored to the individual, not simply the type of case.
When you hire Mosko Law, you work directly with Ellie throughout your case. She personally reviews your documents, develops the strategy for your case, and remains available to answer your legal questions.
Based in Metro Detroit, Mosko Law offers telephone and video consultations, making it convenient to work with Ellie regardless of where you live.
Marriage-based and other family petitions for spouses, children, parents, and other qualifying family members.
Immigrant and nonimmigrant visa matters, including consular processing, fiancé(e) visas, and temporary visas for work, study, or travel.
Naturalization, citizenship through parents, acquired and derivative citizenship, and matters involving complex eligibility issues.
Joint I-751 petitions and waivers of the joint-filing requirement, including cases involving divorce, separation, or other changes in circumstances.
Waivers of inadmissibility, J-1 hardship waivers, and other waiver matters requiring individualized legal analysis.
Humanitarian immigration matters for individuals who have experienced crime, abuse, trafficking, persecution, or other circumstances that may provide a basis for immigration relief.
Requests for Evidence (RFEs), Notices of Intent to Deny (NOIDs), prior immigration or removal history, unusual circumstances, and consultations for individuals seeking another perspective on their immigration options or strategy.
Don't see your immigration issue listed or have an immigration question? Contact Us to discuss your immigration matter and whether Mosko Law may be able to help.
We understand that changes in immigration law and enforcement can create uncertainty and concern for immigrants and their families. We have gathered resources to help you, your family, friends, and neighbors understand your rights, prepare in advance, and know what to do in the event of an encounter with immigration authorities.