About Ellick Jones — Immigration Omaha Nebraska
Immigration Omaha clients can rely on Ellick Jones, a full-service Douglas County firm with a dedicated immigration practice. The office handles immigration alongside business, estate, and civil matters. Because immigration often overlaps with family and employment issues, that breadth helps. The firm’s attorneys guide clients through visas, green cards, and citizenship. For Omaha residents, having related services in one place adds convenience. Explore other local firms in the Omaha attorney directory.
Why Choose Ellick Jones
Ellick Jones offers immigration help within a broad, full-service practice. Clients can address related business or family issues with the same firm. That coordination saves time and avoids gaps. Douglas County residents get a long-established Omaha team.
Immigration Omaha — Practice Areas & Services
- Family-based immigration — Petitions and green cards for Omaha families
- Employment visas — Work-based filings for Douglas County employers
- Naturalization — Citizenship applications and interview prep
- Related estate and business matters — Coordinated help for immigrant families
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one firm handle immigration and business needs?
Yes. A full-service firm like Ellick Jones covers immigration along with business and estate matters. That helps immigrant entrepreneurs coordinate filings. Ask how the firm links related cases.
How long does a green card take in Omaha?
Family-based cases often take 12 to 24 months, while employment cases vary. The USCIS Omaha Field Office handles local processing. Your attorney can estimate your timeline.
Do I need to appear for an interview?
Most green card and citizenship cases require an interview. These are usually held at the Omaha Field Office in Douglas County. Your lawyer helps you prepare.
Quick Facts: Immigration Omaha, Nebraska
- Nebraska Foreign-Born Residents: About 181,000 immigrants lived in Nebraska in 2024, roughly 1 in 11 residents — USCIS Omaha Field Office
- Naturalization Approvals: USCIS approved more than 816,000 citizenship applications nationwide in 2024 at an 89% approval rate — U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
- Douglas County Diversity: Douglas County is home to the largest share of Nebraska’s immigrant population, centered in Omaha — U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey


