Attorney KiKi M. Mosley graduated from Denison University in 2000 with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology/Anthropology and Black Studies. After she completed her undergraduate studies at Denison University, Ms. Mosley moved to Tanzania, East Africa where she taught at several schools over the course of three and a half years. Ms. Mosley’s interest in working in immigration law came from her own experiences in traversing the U.S. immigration system with members of her own family. Upon returning from Tanzania in 2007, Ms. Mosley entered law school. In 2010 Ms. Mosley graduated from Chicago-Kent College of Law with certificates in both International and Comparative Law and Public Interest Law. While at Chicago-Kent Ms. Mosley was a member of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) and the Immigration Law Students Association (ILSA). She also worked in the Immigration Law Clinic while a second year student and clerked for an immigration law firm. Before starting her own immigration law practice, Ms. Mosley worked as an associate attorney practicing US Immigration and Nationality law. Ms. Mosley is licensed to practice law in both Illinois and Louisiana.

Ms. Mosley is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and serves on the Executive Board of the Chicago Chpater. She is also a member of the Louisiana State Bar Association. Ms. Mosley has experience in working on a variety of immigration matters including, but not limited to: asylum, removal defense, family-based immigration, and naturalization. Ms. Mosley devotes approximately 10% of her practice to pro bono and volunteer work.