Shillig Law, PLLC

03/31/2026

ICE has been very tough on immigrants this year, so we have had to become even tougher 💪 #移民律师

03/11/2026

A big thank you to all of you for your support of Shillig Law. For seven years you have been trusting our law firm with the immigration cases of your family and friends. We remain steadfast and fully committed to our clients! #移民律师

03/07/2026

If you have any questions or are ever detained contact Shillig Law (682) 888-2146 

Introduction Navigating criminal and immigration law at the same time can be overwhelming, particularly for noncitizens unfamiliar with the system. Many noncitizens assume that only criminal convictions can affect their immigration status. In reality, arrests and charges can also trigger ICE enfor

02/17/2026

Applying for U.S. Citizenship? Read This First.

If you’re a green card holder planning to naturalize, you must prove Good Moral Character (GMC) for the past 5 years (or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen) and up until your Oath.

⚠️ Even dismissed, expunged, or old charges can still be reviewed by USCIS.
⚖️ DUIs, theft, domestic violence, and crimes involving moral turpitude may affect your case.
❗ Failing to disclose information can lead to delays or denial.

Before you apply, make sure your history won’t create unexpected problems.

At Shillig Law, we review your record and guide you on the safest strategy for naturalization.

📞 Call Shillig Law at 682-888-2146 to schedule a consultation and apply with confidence.

Good Moral Character (GMC) and U.S. Citizenship: What Green Card Holders Need to Know Introduction If you are a lawful permanent resident planning to apply for U.S. citizenship, you must demonstrate good moral character (GMC). Since 1790, demonstrating good character has been a requirement

02/10/2026

Welcome our newest attorney!

From Taiwan to Texas, Helen T. Wang, Esq. knows the immigration journey because she’s lived it. 🗽

After coming to the U.S. via the Diversity Visa Program and becoming a citizen in 2020, Helen dedicated her career to helping others navigate the same path. With a J.D. from South Texas College of Law and experience with the U.S. Army Trial Judiciary, she brings both elite legal skill and deep empathy to every case.

Why Helen?

Dual Perspective: Licensed Texas attorney and first-generation immigrant.

Courtroom Ready: Proven experience at the District Attorney’s Office.

Bilingual: Fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese (中文).

Give a call ☎️ today 682-888-2146

12/23/2025

Merry Christmas to all from Shillig Law 🎄 Feliz Navidad 🎁 圣诞节快乐🎅 #移民律师

12/09/2025

Some excellent Shillig Law, PLLC reviews from this past week. We are so grateful for our clients and hope that if you or someone you know has any questions, you'll reach out via text/call (682) 888-2146 or email [email protected] 📱 📧

11/29/2025

After working as an immigration lawyer for 11 years I had the distinct privilege of serving as the immigration attorney for my own sister. She fell in love with a wonderful young man from Brazil. My team and I were exhilarated when he was approved for his fiancé visa, and today I got to attend their wedding ceremony in the Los Angeles Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. If you have fallen in love with a foreign national, please contact our office so that we can play a part in your love story and get them approved for a spouse visa or a fiancé visa. #移民律师

10/29/2025

🚨 New DHS Rule Alert 🚨

Starting Oct. 30, 2025, automatic extensions of Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) will no longer apply for most renewal applicants.

✅ Limited exceptions apply (e.g., TPS-related extensions)
🕒 File renewals up to 180 days before your EAD expires to avoid work interruptions.
📅 EADs automatically extended before Oct. 30, 2025, are not affected.

Contact at 682-888-2146 if you have any questions

10/28/2025

Another 5 ⭐️ Google review for Attorney Shillig & Shillig Law. Don’t hesitate to call or text (682) 888-2146 if you or someone you know has immigration questions. #移民律师