Victoria Katherine Wilkinson

In a truly just world, you wouldn't need a lawyer to help you navigate the immigration system. it should be simpler.

Yet no single person can change the way our government works (citizens, call your congresspeople!) and my skill set is not one for politics. So until we see some serious change in the system, serving as an immigration attorney is the best way to combine my talents with my passion for helping newcomers in our nation.

Whether your situation is simple or complex, I'm committed to being there for you every step of the way. I strive to give clients a roadmap of the process so they can always understand what their next steps are. It is a privilege to answer your questions, so, please, ask!

Victoria

While I’m a relatively new attorney, I’ve been involved with immigration law and case preparation since 2015, when I first interned here at BKR. Since then, I’ve volunteered with Indiana Legal Services and El Otro Lado, externed for the Indiana Supreme Court and the State Library, and worked for two years as a paralegal for Flora Legal Group, specializing in family-based immigration cases.

Before law school, I worked as a journalist in college and for The Herald-Times in Bloomington, Ind. The persistence, curiosity, and attention to detail inherent in journalism work transfers beautifully to law, where I find myself naturally dedicated to following up on my clients’ cases, getting answers from the immigration agencies, preparing quality applications, and providing a good client experience. If I don’t know the answer to your question, I will tell you honestly, and I will research until I find the answer.

Outside of work, I spend as much time as possible with my husband and two young daughters. I enjoy exercise, music, travel, church service, and a good book. A lifelong Hoosier except for 18 months in Guatemala, I’ve lived in Bloomington, Muncie, and Indianapolis, and now call Terre Haute home.