Immigracion / Immigration
Immigration legal Services
Helping Families Stay Together and Build Their Future in America
Secure your loved one's future
Expert Guidance Every Step of the Way
I’m Attorney Mike Jahn, a Kansas-based lawyer with over 27 years of experience in legal analysis, advocacy, and government decision-making.Before opening my firm, I spent nearly two decades as a senior attorney and adjudicator for the U.S. Government, deciding thousands of complex cases. That experience taught me how agencies think, what slows down approvals, and how to present your case clearly and persuasively.I’ve built my practice around one goal: making immigration simpler, faster, and more personal for families across Kansas, Topeka, and the surrounding Mid-Kansas region — an area where few immigration attorneys are available. Whether you’re bringing a spouse, sponsoring a parent, or seeking lawful permanent residence, you’ll get direct access to your attorney, not a call center or a paralegal you’ve never met. At our firm, you can expect:
- Honest, transparent pricing with bilingual support (English and Spanish)
- Step-by-step guidance through every form and interview
- Flexible payment options to make legal help affordable
- A compassionate advocate who treats your case like family
Services We Offer
Family-Based Immigration
Keep your loved ones together by sponsoring family members for lawful status in the United States.
- Marriage-based green cards (for spouses of U.S. citizens and permanent residents)
- Petitions for parents, children, and siblings
- Conditional green card removal (Form I-751)
- Adjustment of Status for family members already in the U.S.
- Consular processing for relatives living abroad
Fiancé(e) Visas (K-1)
For couples engaged to marry — I help you prepare the K-1 visa, prove a genuine relationship, and complete the steps for permanent residence after marriage.
Citizenship & Naturalization
If you’ve been a lawful permanent resident for several years, I can help you take the final step — becoming a U.S. citizen. This includes preparing for the interview, testing, and resolving any past legal or travel issues.
Humanitarian & Special Relief
When life takes an unexpected turn, you may qualify for humanitarian protection.
- VAWA self-petitions (for victims of abuse by U.S. citizens or permanent residents)
- U Visas (for victims of crime who cooperated with law enforcement)
- Humanitarian parole or temporary protected status (TPS)
- Refugee or asylum-based family reunification
Permanent Residence Renewals & Status Updates
Green card renewals, replacement of lost cards, or updates to immigration status when family or life situations change.