Family-Based Immigration

The process of obtaining a green card is complex, challenging and daunting. The process also varies depending on whether the Green Card is applied for from within or outside the U.S. We have assisted many individuals throughout the U.S. in navigating through the immigration process and avoiding the common problems that could lead to delays and delays.  

If you are planning to marry overseas, you have already married, or your fiancé(e) is already residing in the US legally, she/he is not eligible for a fiancé(e) visa. You could petition for her/him and pursue consular processing, if residing overseas, or do adjustment of status if she/he is in the US.

Widows could also self-petition for green card if she/he and her/his late spouse were married for at least 2 years at the time of the spouse’s death and were not legally separated at the time of death.

Similar to those wanting to petition for their fiancé(e) or spouse, you are also permitted to petition and bring your family member/s(Immediate and Preference relatives/family members) and, in some situations, allowed to help your family member/s(immediate family members) to adjust their status to Permanent Residence(Green Card).  

Our Law Office could help you file your petition and do the consular processing and/or file the petition and the application for adjustment of status of your immediate family members. You could petition for her/him and pursue consular processing, if residing overseas, or do adjustment of status if she/he is in the US.

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