I have been involved in supporting individuals and companies all over the world in achieving their personal and business goals since 2001. I am fluent in Mandarin-Chinese, Spanish and English, and I take every opportunity to communicate with others in whichever language they feel most comfortable.
As an immigration attorney, I mostly handle employment, investment and family-based immigration. There are lots of different ways to get a visa, and I like to help my clients find the path that best suits their individual background, goals and timeline.
In addition to helping my clients achieve their goals of travelling, studying, working or living in America, I also enjoy meeting up with them to show them some of my favourite places and things here in the United States. I love living in a country where everyone is an immigrant or descended from immigrants.
I look forward to the day when everyone can come here without having to apply for a visa — but until then, I look forward to serving you as your immigration attorney.
No other success can compensate for failure in the home.
A record of service
Alongside the practice, our founder serves as a Major and Medical Operations Officer in the Texas Army National Guard. He was mobilised in response to Hurricane Harvey and led the medical rescue and treatment missions in Beaumont, Port Arthur, Vidor and Orange, for which he was one of two medical officers in the state awarded the Texas Medal of Merit. Vidor was home: his family had evacuated, and their house stood in 42 inches of water while he assigned doctors, nurses and combat medics across the region. He was later mobilised for the COVID-19 pandemic, working directly with the Adjutant General of Texas as a Liaison Officer for Task Force Lone Star, and was awarded the Army Commendation Medal. More recently he was deployed to the Texas–Mexico border.
- 21 yrs
- Army National Guard, Medical Operations Officer
- Texas Medal of Merit
- For his response to Hurricane Harvey
- Army Commendation Medal
- For his role during the COVID-19 pandemic
- 50+
- Countries our clients have come from
In the press
KXAN Austin ·
Texas medical teams study Harvey response
“There are a lot of other people like me who were affected by the hurricane. And their homes were destroyed, too. But that doesn't stop them from helping.”
From the Guard's field hospital in Beaumont, where Baptist Hospital had closed, KXAN found Capt. Shillig in the medical tents while his own home and two cars sat flooded out in nearby Vidor.
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The Daily Universe (BYU) ·
Families continue to rebuild, seek aid after hurricanes hit
“In a disaster, it's all about medical response, saving people's lives and rescuing people.”
As medical operations officer for the task force covering the cities around Vidor, he assigned doctors, nurses and combat medics their missions — and stopped at his own house on the way to find 42 inches of floodwater.
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