Education & Bar Admissions
- Juris Doctor – New York Law School, 2011-2014
- Bachelor of Arts, English and East Asian Studies, cum laude – Colby College, 2004-2008
- Bar Admissions: Colorado Bar 2018, Massachusetts Bar 2015
Professional Associations
- Colorado Bar Association
- Massachusetts Bar Association
- American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
Languages Spoken: English and Mandarin
Jessie Sack
Associate - Immigration
Call: 720-356-4356
In my immigration practice, I strive to approach every case as unique and tailor my legal services and strategies to my client’s specific needs and circumstances. I understand the worries and difficult challenges presented by the immigration process and the importance of being assisted by a professional who genuinely cares. I enjoy the diversity in each case and being able to meet and work with people from all over the world.
Jessie Sack is an Associate at Robinson & Henry, handling immigration cases including employment and family-based petitions, asylum and withholding of removal, U-visas, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, waivers, naturalization, and more.
While earning her Juris Doctor from New York Law School, Jessie deepened her knowledge and expertise by working with Catholic Charities and the Safe Passage Project representing immigrant youth in a variety of legal matters. As an AmeriCorps attorney in Boston, Jessie represented immigrant survivors of domestic violence under VAWA. She also has experience in criminal law, personal injury, and employment law, and she has been employed as a legal research attorney for the 5th Judicial District Attorney’s Office in Breckenridge, Colorado.
A California native, Jessie spent much of her early years in Taiwan and speaks fluent Mandarin. Since moving to Colorado in 2016, she has quickly adopted the mountain state as her home. In particular, she enjoys snowshoeing with her husband and cat, cooking, and yoga.
Case Results
Permanent Resident Approved for Asylee
February 3, 2023 – After one year as an asylee, he or she can apply for an adjustment of status to lawful permanent resident. U.S. immigration law allows asylees to apply for an adjustment of status to lawful permanent residents after one year of being granted asylum.
In this case, we helped an asylee from Jamaica successfully receive approval for an adjustment of status. We represented this client for her initial affirmative asylum filing with USCIS, which was approved. Our client applied for an adjustment of status to obtain her permanent residency one year after receiving her asylee status.