Practice Area
Family-Based Immigration
Reunite with loved ones through petitions for spouses, parents, children, and siblings.
Overview
What We Do
Family is the heart of immigration law. We represent U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents seeking to bring close relatives to the United States through immediate-relative petitions, family-preference categories, K-1 fiancé(e) visas, and consular processing. Every petition we file is built to anticipate the questions USCIS and consular officers will ask.
Common Situations
Clients We Represent
- U.S. citizen seeking to petition for a foreign-born spouse
- Lawful permanent resident sponsoring a child or spouse
- Adult U.S. citizen petitioning for parents or siblings
- Engaged couples needing K-1 fiancé(e) visa guidance
- Families with prior denials, RFEs, or complex inadmissibility issues
Our Process
How Your Case Moves Forward
- 01
Eligibility Review
Confirm petitioner and beneficiary qualifications and select the right visa category.
- 02
Document Assembly
Prepare civil documents, evidence of relationship, and supporting affidavits.
- 03
Petition Filing
Submit Form I-130 (or related forms) with a complete, organized evidentiary package.
- 04
USCIS Adjudication
Monitor case progress and respond promptly to any RFEs or notices.
- 05
Visa Issuance or Adjustment
Guide your relative through consular processing abroad or adjustment of status in the U.S.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does a family petition take?
- Immediate relative petitions typically take 12-24 months; family preference categories vary based on visa bulletin movement.
- Can I sponsor my parents?
- Yes — U.S. citizens age 21 or older may petition for parents as immediate relatives, with no annual numerical limit.