About the Attorney
I am Daria Szwajkun, and immigration law is both my career and a personal calling. My parents arrived in the United States as Ukrainian refugees after World War II, having spent seven years in Displaced Persons camps before finally coming to America. Like so many immigrants, they came with little more than hope—no money, living in a small apartment, and taking on labor jobs even though my grandparents had been teachers back home.
Because of their experience, I understand what drives so many of my clients: the determination to build a better life and achieve the American Dream. I know the sacrifices, the resourcefulness, and the resilience it takes to start over in a new country.
Clients often mention my straightforward and honest approach. I believe in giving clear, practical advice and setting realistic expectations from the very beginning. You won’t get legal jargon or vague promises—just honest answers and guidance you can rely on, even when the truth is difficult.
You’ll work directly with me from start to finish—never with an assistant or paralegal. Whether you’re seeking asylum, pursuing family reunification, or handling an employment or investor visa, you can expect open communication and prompt responses at every step.
I also understand the specific challenges faced by healthcare professionals. With brothers who are physicians and a sister who is a retired pharmacist, I’m familiar with the unique pressures and requirements in medical immigration cases.
If you want a lawyer who values clarity, honesty, and truly understands the hopes and challenges of building a new life in America, I’m here to help you navigate your immigration journey.
Admissions and Memberships
- American Immigration Law Association - 1995
- State Bar of Michigan - 1987 License Number P40597
- International Medical Graduate Taskforce - 2024
Admitted to practice before:
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan - 1988
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit - 2003
- U.S. Supreme Court - 2010
