Virginia Jijón-Caamaño is Of-Counsel with Jackson Landrith and Kulesz PC and practices in the field of immigration law, helping both individual clients and businesses to navigate this constantly evolving area of the law.

She assists individual clients in directing and understanding immigration regulations and applications. Her practice entails organizing all types of visa submissions. Virginia works tirelessly to deconstruct complicated immigration options, opportunities, and pitfalls to compile thoroughly documented application packages.

She can help file applications for visitors, businesses, or family petitions and is experienced in both consular processing and adjustment of status procedures. She works directly with business entities on attaining various non-immigrant and immigrant visas. She also handles naturalization applications, PRC renewals, TPS, DACA, U-Visas, work permit renewals, waivers, and other special immigration applications.

Prior to joining Jackson Landrith and Kulesz PC, she was a partner at Parlatore Law Group in their immigration department, and she previously co-founded The Law Firm of Jijon-Caamano and Young, LLC. Her passion for helping the local immigrant community also led her to volunteer for several years at Connecticut Legal Services as an Immigration Attorney and at the Stamford Day Laborer Clinic, where she represented clients and helped organize the volunteer attorney system.

In addition to providing legal and consulting services for private clients, Virginia was elected as a member of the Representative Town Meeting (RTM) of her hometown and served on the Public Health & Safety Committee for several years. She also continues to volunteer her time to provide pro bono representation to certain deserving clients needing immigration representation.

She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and is admitted to practice in Connecticut and New York.

She lives in Connecticut, with her husband and children.