Asonye & Associates

Asonye & Associates is a Chicago-based immigration and employment law firm committed to providing excellent legal services for clients in Chicago as well as throughout the United States. At Asonye & Associates, we will walk you through every step of your case and keep you informed throughout the process as excellent client relations is one of our top priorities. With over twenty years of experience, Uche Asonye, the founder of the firm, has been recognized by his peers as a Leading Attorney in areas of immigration and employment law.

Our dedicated and experienced immigration and employment attorneys are always available for consultation. If you are interested in representation or have questions regarding your rights, please call or email our office to schedule a confidential consultation.

New Illinois Harassment Training Laws Set to Take Effect on January 1, 2020
New Overtime Rule Stayed Pending Resolution of Federal Court Injunction
New Overtime Rule Effective December 1, 2016
Sexual Harassment and Assault Client Wins Jury Trial and $151,800 in Damages (2016)
Chicago Tribune Reports on Firm's Summary Judgment Win in Will County Sheriff's Sexual Harassment Case
Name and Social Security Number (SSN) "No-Matches"- Information for Employees
"No Match" letters for Social Security Numbers (SSN)- Employer Information
EEOC Issues Final Rules on Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act
LA Employers Criminally Charged for Hiring Illegal Aliens
Managers of 2 Suburban Chicago Companies Charged With Hiring Illegal Aliens

Senators Propose Expedited Green Cards for Medical Professionals in Fight Against COVID-19
USCIS Introduces New Option to Meet Cap Exemption
USCIS Publishes Final Guidance on When to File H-1B Amendment
USCIS Guidance on When to File an Amended H-1B Petition after the Simeio Solutions Decision
AAO Approves Extreme Hardship Waiver
Extension and Re-designation of Syria for Temporary Protected Status
Hardship Waiver Eases Residency Process for Illegal Immigrants
How do I Apply for Deferred Action (DACA)?
Eligibility Requirements for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
USCIS Announces Application Process for Undocumented Alien Dreamers