American Immigration Lawyers Association Chicago Chapter Conference

In 2010, Ms. Bonita Hwang Cho was a speaker at the American Immigration Lawyers Association Chicago Chapter conference held at the Chicago Bar Association in Chicago. There she spoke on a panel regarding “Adjustment of Status: Inadmissibility Issues.”

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    Bonita B. Hwang Cho

    Bonita B. Hwang Cho is the owner and a partner at Cho Immigration Law, based out of Chicago, Illinois. She focuses on family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, citizenship matters, asylum, and deportation defense, national interest waivers, and extraordinary ability visas. The law firm is woman and minority-owned.

    Years of Experience: More than 20 years
    Illinois Registration Status: Active

    Bar Admissions: Korean American Bar, Association Illinois State Bar Association

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