Parent Petitions, Spouse Petitions, Child Petitions, Sibling Petitions

Parent Petitions

U.S. citizens age 21 and over may sponsor their foreign-born parents for lawful permanent residence. These cases are considered “immediate relative” petitions and are not subject to visa quotas.

We assist with preparing the I-130 petition and adjustment of status or consular processing package, ensuring all civil and financial documents are properly submitted.

Spouse Petitions

U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents can file petitions to bring their foreign spouses to the U.S. or help them adjust status if they are already here. These cases require strong evidence of a good faith marriage.

We support clients through interview preparation, joint documentation organization, and help in cases involving waivers or complex histories.

Child Petitions

Parents who are U.S. citizens or green card holders can sponsor children under or over 21, whether married or unmarried. These petitions are processed differently depending on the child’s age and marital status.

Our firm helps navigate family preference categories and keeps your case on track through the shifting priority date system.

Sibling Petitions

U.S. citizens may sponsor their brothers and sisters for immigration to the U.S., although these petitions often face long wait times due to visa caps.

We manage expectations, monitor visa bulletin movement, and help clients document their family ties and support eligibility for all involved relatives.