Tracie L. Klinke is the founder of Hope Immigration (formerly Klinke Immigration) a small immigration law firm in Atlanta that focuses on family-based and humanitarian-based immigration. She is active in the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), serving on numerous national and local advocacy and liaison committees. She is a frequent speaker on immigrants and domestic violence, naturalization, asylum, and waivers. Tracie serves as a member of the Cobb County DV Task Force and has aserved on the Board of Directors for the Georgia Asylum & Immigration Network (GAIN) and Caminar Latino. She currently serves on the Karibu Community Legacy and The immigration Coalition boards.

Hope Immigration works with families on adjustment of status applications, helps permanent residents become naturalized U.S. citizens, and families together through consular processing. Our attorneys fight for clients to remain in the United States. We are nationally recognized as a compassionate leader in working with immigrant victims of violence and human trafficking.