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Family & Spousal Immigration

Reuniting families and helping spouses build a life together in the United States, from the first petition through a final green card or citizenship.

Family is at the heart of immigration law, and our firm is dedicated to helping you reunite or remain together with your loved ones in the United States. We assist with marriage-based green cards, adjustment of status, and petitions for parents, children, and siblings, guiding you through complex paperwork and interview preparation so you can focus on building your life together.

Family immigration covers several distinct paths depending on your relationship and situation. Choose the area below that matches where you are right now, and you will find a page dedicated specifically to that process, including eligibility requirements, our approach, and answers to the questions we hear most often.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which family immigration path applies to my situation?

It depends on your relationship to the sponsor and where you currently live. Spouses and parents of U.S. citizens typically move fastest as immediate relatives, while siblings and married children fall into preference categories with longer waits. The pages above walk through each path in detail, or you can book a consultation and we will map out the right one for you directly.

Do I need a waiver as part of my family case?

Not everyone does. Waivers only come into play when a specific ground of inadmissibility applies, such as unlawful presence, a prior removal, or fraud. If none of those apply to you, your case moves forward without one.

Not sure which path fits your situation?

Book a consultation online and we'll help you figure out the right approach for your case.

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