Straub Immigration, LLC is a family-focused immigration law firm based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The firm provides immigration and citizenship services for couples, families, and individuals facing difficult legal questions. Its work focuses on helping clients understand the U.S. immigration system and pursue a clear path forward. With decades of immigration experience, the firm guides clients through rules, paperwork, deadlines, and other challenges that can affect their ability to live, work, or remain in the United States.
Straub Immigration, LLC uses a team-based approach built on careful preparation, personal attention, and responsive communication. The legal team studies each client’s circumstances, goals, immigration history, and available options before developing a practical plan. The firm also works to make complicated immigration matters feel more manageable and less stressful. By explaining the process and staying engaged throughout the case, it helps clients make informed decisions at every stage.
Straub Immigration, LLC handles fiancé and marital visas, family immigration petitions, citizenship and naturalization, asylum claims, and deportation defense. The firm helps U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents seek visas for eligible family members. It prepares clients for citizenship interviews and tests, develops asylum claims and supporting evidence, and represents people in immigration court. It also advises couples on choosing visa options based on separation time, cost, employment, travel needs, children, and wedding plans.
Straub Immigration, LLC brings nationally recognized advocacy and a strong professional record to its work. Founder and managing partner Erich C. Straub has been licensed since 1994 and has earned recognition from Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers. The firm has also been listed in Best Law Firms since 2010. Through experienced legal guidance, courtroom advocacy, and a caring staff, the firm remains focused on finding practical solutions and supporting clients through important immigration decisions.
