Family-Based Immigration Lawyer
Reunite with your loved ones through spouse, child, parent, and sibling visas. We guide you through every document and deadline to avoid costly delays.
Family-Based Immigration Lawyer
Reunite with your loved ones through spouse, child, parent, and sibling visas. We guide you through every document and deadline to avoid costly delays.
Family-Based Immigration Lawyer
Reunite with your loved ones through spouse, child, parent, and sibling visas. We guide you through every document and deadline to avoid costly delays.
Who this template is for:
U.S. citizens wanting to sponsor spouses, children, parents, or siblings
Green card holders wanting to sponsor spouses or unmarried children
Fiancé(e)s of U.S. citizens seeking K-1 visas
Families affected by visa backlogs seeking guidance on wait times
Those who entered through family petitions and need adjustment of status
Process:
01
Initial Consultation
We assess your family relationship, eligibility, and timeline expectations.
01
Initial Consultation
We assess your family relationship, eligibility, and timeline expectations.
02
Green Card Application
We file for adjustment of status (I-485) or guide you through consular processing.
02
Green Card Application
We file for adjustment of status (I-485) or guide you through consular processing.
03
Interview & Approval
We prepare you for the interview and help resolve any issues that arise.
03
Interview & Approval
We prepare you for the interview and help resolve any issues that arise.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Who can I sponsor for immigration benefits?
U.S. citizens and permanent residents may sponsor certain family members, including spouses, children, parents, and in some cases siblings.
How long does family immigration take?
Processing times vary based on relationship type, visa category, and country of origin. Some cases move faster than others.
Can my family stay in the U.S. while waiting?
It depends on current status and eligibility. An attorney can review options like adjustment of status or consular processing.
What documents are required to start?
Common documents include proof of relationship, identity records, and immigration history. Requirements vary by case.
Who can I sponsor for immigration benefits?
U.S. citizens and permanent residents may sponsor certain family members, including spouses, children, parents, and in some cases siblings.
How long does family immigration take?
Processing times vary based on relationship type, visa category, and country of origin. Some cases move faster than others.
Can my family stay in the U.S. while waiting?
It depends on current status and eligibility. An attorney can review options like adjustment of status or consular processing.
What documents are required to start?
Common documents include proof of relationship, identity records, and immigration history. Requirements vary by case.
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Ready to Start Your Immigration Journey?
Take the first step today. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your case with an experienced immigration attorney.
Contact Us
Ready to Start Your Immigration Journey?
Take the first step today. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your case with an experienced immigration attorney.
Contact Us
Ready to Start Your Immigration Journey?
Take the first step today. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your case with an experienced immigration attorney.