Mai Chao Chang

Immigration Lawyer at Boardman & Clark LLP

Recent Case: 2
Success Rate: 100%

Contact Information

608-286-7240
mchang@boardmanclark.com
1 S Pinckney Street, Madison , WI 53701

About Mai Chao Chang

Mai Chao Chang, who is licensed to practice at Wisconsin Supreme Court, WI, is an immigraton attorney at Boardman & Clark LLP. During the past three years, Mai Chao Chang has filed 2 labor condition applications for H-1B visas, all have been approved . The overall case success rate is 100%.

Client Information

Top Employer Clients

Erdman

Granton Area School District

Industries Represented

Construction, Educational Services

Top Courts Licensed

Wisconsin Supreme Court, WI

Citizenship

Top Colleges Graduating From

Statistics of Labor Petitions for H-1B Visa & Employment Based Green Card(PERM)

LCA For H-1B Visa

Applications Filed: 2
Case Denied: 0

LC for Green Card(PERM)

Applications Filed: 0
Cased Denied: 0

Labor Petitions (LC) for Green Card (PERM) Applications

Mai Chao Chang has assisted clients in filing labor petitions for Green Card (PERM) applications. Below are key statistics:

Top Beneficiary Visas

Top Job Titles

Top O*NET Titles

Top Locations

Labor Condition Applications(LCA) for H-1B Visa

Mai Chao Chang has filed labor condition applications for H-1B visas for a wide variety of positions and locations. Below are the top statistics:

Top Beneficiary Visas

H-1B1 Chile, H-1B

Top Job Titles

Project Designer, Architecture, Elementary School Teacher

Top O*NET Titles

Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education, Architects, Except Landscape and Naval

Top Locations

Granton, WI, Madison, WI

Practice Areas

Student and Exchange Visas: Supports F-1 and J-1 visa applicants.
Deportation Defense: Represents clients in removal proceedings and assists with applications for relief such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status.
Asylum Applications: Assists individuals fleeing persecution in their home countries.
Naturalization and Citizenship: Guides individuals through the process of becoming U.S. citizens.