Family Immigration
Providing Legal Support to Reunite Families
Reuniting Families Through Immigration
We understand how important it is to be with the people you love. Our goal is to help reunite families by guiding clients through the U.S. immigration process. Whether you are a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident, we are here to help you bring your family members to live with you in the United States. Select your specific case below to learn more.
Who Can You Sponsor?
Your ability to sponsor a relative depends on your immigration status:
If You Are a U.S. Citizen:
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Spouse
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Children (under or over 21, married or unmarried)
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Parents
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Siblings (under or over 21)
If You Are a Green Card Holder (Lawful Permanent Resident):
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Spouse
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Unmarried children
We can help you determine the best path forward based on your relationship and current immigration status.
Immediate Relatives vs. Preference Categories
U.S. immigration law distinguishes between immediate relatives and those in preference
categories:
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Immediate Relatives (spouses, unmarried children under 21, and parents of U.S. citizens) do not have to wait for a visa number.
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Preference Categories (e.g., siblings or adult children) may face longer wait times depending on visa availability.
Special Situations
We also assist with more complex family-based immigration matters, including:
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K-1 Fiancé(e) Visas
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Stepchildren and adopted children
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Re-marriage cases
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Conditional green cards and I-751 petitions
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Waivers for inadmissibility (I-601, I-212)
Book a consultation to understand your current case stance and the right legal pathway you should take for immigration.