Family Immigration & Citizenship
Building a Stable Life in America with Your Family
From family-sponsored immigration to green card renewal and naturalization (citizenship). We guide you through every step.
Family-Sponsored Immigration
Citizen's Spouse Petition
A U.S. citizen’s spouse is an immediate relative not subject to numerical visa limits, but the relationship, admissibility, and procedural requirements are still reviewed.
Citizen's Parent/Child Petition
A citizen age 21 or older may petition for a parent; child-petition categories and visa availability vary by age and marital status.
Permanent Resident's Spouse/Child Petition
Permanent residents may petition for spouses and unmarried children, subject to visa availability and the other applicable requirements.
Sibling Petition
A U.S. citizen age 21 or older may petition for a sibling, subject to family-preference visa availability and the other requirements.
Green Card Services
Green Card Renewal
Renewal application for expired 10-year green cards (I-90)
Removal of Conditions
Remove conditions on conditional green cards issued to those married less than 2 years (I-751)
Re-entry Permit
Review and filing of a re-entry permit before extended travel when appropriate
Citizenship (Naturalization)
Naturalization may follow the general 5-year route or a qualifying 3-year route through a U.S.-citizen spouse; continuous residence, physical presence, and all other requirements require review.
- General 5-year route or qualifying 3-year U.S.-citizen-spouse route
- Meet physical presence requirements in the U.S.
- Pass English and U.S. civics tests
- Demonstrate good moral character
Family Immigration Process
Request a Consultation
Review eligibility and identify applicable paths
Document Preparation
Review the document list and prepare the applicable filing
File Petition/Application
Submit the applicable petition or application to the responsible agency
Review and Follow-Up
Proceed with any interview, additional evidence, or visa-availability steps that apply
Family Immigration Consultation
The first step to building a stable life in America with your family. Start with a consultation.
Request a Consultation