Lindsay M. Fullerton is an immigration attorney with the Jarecki Law Group. She represents clients in all immigration matters, including employment-based, family-based, naturalization, citizenship, asylum, and court representation. She has extensive experience with the impact of criminal convictions on immigration matters.

Lindsay previously served as an Asylum Officer with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Lindsay conducted trauma-sensitive interviews and adjudicated asylum applications, providing her with a strong background in complex asylum law.

Lindsay was awarded a U.S. Department of Justice, Honors Attorney clerkship at the Chicago Immigration Court. Lindsay advised Immigration Judges on complex immigration matters, including removability and the immigration consequences of criminal convictions. She also advised Immigration Judges regarding asylum, withholding of removal, protection under the Convention Against Torture, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, waivers, and other relief from removal.

During law school, Lindsay was a student attorney at the Immigrant Justice Clinic, where she focused on serving detained individuals that are in removal proceedings. She also interned at Kids In Need of Defense, which serves unaccompanied minors that are in removal proceedings.

Prior to law school, Lindsay was a Business Immigration Paralegal at Maggio + Kattar in Washington D.C. and at Greenberg Traurig in Virginia.