About Us

History

AIN is committed to providing compassionate, quality, and affordable legal assistance for immigrants in and around Des Plaines, Illinois.  AIN was established as a response to the need for accessible legal services for the Northwest Suburbs' increasingly diverse immigration population.  Since 2015, AIN has served immigrant families through direct legal services and community education.

AIN is recognized by the Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review to counsel immigration clients, complete immigration forms, and represent clients before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Staff

Amelia Jackson is the Executive Director of AIN and a DOJ Accredited Representative.  In addition to leading AIN and representing clients, she owns her own accounting business which serves faith-based, non-profit organizations.  Amelia obtained her business degree from the University of Michigan.

Victoria Dominguez is a DOJ Accredited Representative with AIN.  Prior to joining AIN, she worked as an Information Technology Professional with many years of experience in various industries, namely software development, food processing, computer manufacturing, telecommunications, health information, and recently immigration case management.  Victoria obtained her BS in Chemical Engineering from Mindanao State University.

Grace Anne Oczon is a DOJ Accredited Representative with AIN.  She is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology at Adler University.  Prior to joining AIN, she was a Community Relations Fellow at Breakthrough Urban Ministries, a nonprofit organization providing homeless intervention services and after school programming for families in East Garfield Park.  Grace obtained her BA in Urban Studies from DePauw University.

Board of Directors

Katherine Del Rosario, Board President

Jerry Del Rosario Jr., Treasurer

John Matarazzo, Secretary

Bruce Jackson

Jenny Koshy

Carla Laury