U.S. Citizen’s Spouse, minor Children and Parents

For the sake of keeping families together, U.S. immigration law provides an unlimited number of visas for qualifying immediate family members of U.S. citizens who petition on their behalf.

Spouse or unmarried Children of Green Card holder

Lawful U.S. Permanent Residents may petition for their spouses and unmarried children of any age, to immigrate to the United States if they otherwise qualify.

Apply for Fiancé Visa (Form I-129F)

A K-1 visa can be issued to the foreign fiancé of a U.S. citizen. After he or she enters the U.S., the couple must be married within 90 days. Application Process Overview

U.S. Citizen’s Child (over 21) and Sibligs

U.S. Citizens may still petition for qualifying family members who are not considered immediate relatives. Unfortunately children over the age of 21 and siblings, are not considered immediate relatives. Thus, there are a limited number of these visas available and often longer wait times.

Green Card via a job offer

Are you a Foreign National without an advanced degree and you feel that you don’t qualify as a person of extraordinary or exceptional ability, but you still want a Green Card? Are you an employer looking to sponsor a foreign national for Green Card eligible employment, but your prospective employee doesn’t fit the mold of having an advanced degree and/or extraordinary or exceptional ability?

Extraordinary Ability (O -Visa)

A foreign national who possesses extraordinary ability, or a record of outstanding achievement, in: education, business, the arts, or science; may be eligible for this nonimmigrant Visa.

Victim of Abuse (VAWA) (Form I-360)

Through the Violence Against Women Act, the Immigration and Nationality Act allows abused spouses, children, and parents, to self-petition for an immigrant visa as victims of abuse, and without their abuser’s knowledge. Despite the name, VAWA applies equally to male victims as well as women.

Apply for permission to re-enter the U.S (Form I-131)

This is an official United States Citizenship and Immigration (USCIS) form that lawful permanent residents of the United States, conditional Green Card holders, and some immigrants who need to leave the United States temporarily must use to request certain travel documents. This form is used to apply for a Travel Document, reentry permit, refugee travel document, or advance parole.

Intracompany Transferee L-1

The L-1 Visa is the ideal choice for sending a foreign national Manager or Executive from an office abroad, to the United States to live and work for a U.S. office, parent or subsidiary, of that foreign company. The L-1 although less often utilized for this purpose, can also be used by a foreign entrepreneur to expand their successful business into the United States, by enabling them to open up a U.S. branch or affiliated business enterprise