Adam Dayan is the founder of Consumer Law Group, a leading immigration law firm serving clients nationwide. Dedicated to protecting the rights of Hispanic immigrants, CLG helps families across the United States secure legal status, avoid deportation, and build a future in the U.S. without fear. Through VAWA, U Visas, and other immigration solutions, Adam and his team empower clients to achieve the American Dream and keep their families together.
Adam Dayan es el fundador de Consumer Law Group, una destacada firma de abogados de inmigración que presta servicios a clientes en todo el país. Dedicada a proteger los derechos de los inmigrantes hispanos, CLG ayuda a familias en todo Estados Unidos a obtener estatus legal, evitar la deportación y construir un futuro en el país sin miedo. A través de la Ley de Violencia Contra la Mujer (VAWA), Visas U y otras soluciones migratorias, Adam y su equipo empoderan a sus clientes para alcanzar el Sueño Americano y mantener unida a sus familias.
- Immigration Law
- Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Illinois
- Supreme Court of Illinois
- ID Number: 6274785
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- English
- Spanish
- Founder
- Consumer Law Group LLC
- - Current
- Co-Founder
- Community Tax, LLC
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- Founder
- Pan American Mortgage
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- Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology
- J.D. (2001)
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- University of Wisconsin - Madison
- B.A. (1997)
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- Accredited Business
- BBB
- State Bar of Illinois
- Member
- Current
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- Why are you passionate about law practice?
- Pursue the Passion
- Q. What to do if the NVC loses track of a fiancé visa case?
- A: If the NVC loses track of a fiancé visa case, here’s what to do:
Check USCIS Status – Confirm your I-129F petition was approved and sent to the NVC via USCIS Case Status.
Contact NVC – Call +1-603-334-0700 or use the NVC Inquiry Form. Have your receipt number ready.
Check with the Embassy – If NVC says they sent the case, verify with the U.S. embassy handling the interview.
Ask Your Congressman for Help – They can escalate the issue. Find yours at house.gov or senate.gov.
File a USCIS Ombudsman Request – If delays persist, request help at DHS Case Assistance.
I hope we were able to answer your questions.
Adam Dayan, Esq.