Petition of Relatives - EM Inmigration Law Firm

Family-Based Immigration Petitions

Reunite your loved ones in the United States through our expert family petition service. Both permanent residents and citizens can apply for a green card for spouses, children, and other relatives, always enjoying personalized advice and impeccable case management.

Benefits / Advantages

Three reasons to trust EM Immigration Law Firm:
Efficient reunification: We optimize your I-130 to speed up each step and minimize wait times.
Tailor-made process: We adapt the documentation and strategy to your family category, avoiding unnecessary requests for evidence.
Continuous support: We represent you before USCIS and, if necessary, before courts or the National Visa Center, keeping you informed at all times.

Process Steps

1- Personalized evaluation

We review your profile and that of your family member to determine the fastest and most appropriate category.

2- Preparation and presentation of the I-130

We complete the form and gather records, proof of relationship, and supporting documentation.

3- Follow-up with USCIS/NVC

We process Requests for Evidence (RFE) and coordinate with the National Visa Center or your local USCIS office.

4- Consular processing or adjustment of status

We'll guide you through completing the process at the consulate or, if your beneficiary is already in the U.S., applying for adjustment of status without leaving the country.

Frequently asked questions

What is a family immigration petition?

It is a process by which a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident petitions for certain family members to obtain a green card to live legally in the United States.

Who can file a family petition?

U.S. citizens can petition for:
Spouse
Fiancé(e)
Unmarried children under and over 21 years of age
Married children
Siblings
Parents
Lawful permanent residents can petition for:
Spouse
Unmarried children under and over 21 years of age

Can I ask for my fiancé or fiancée if we are not married yet?

Yes, if you are a U.S. citizen, you can apply for a fiancé(e) (K-1) visa for your partner to travel to the U.S. and get married there.

Which relatives cannot I petition for if I am a permanent resident?

As a legal permanent resident, you cannot petition for your parents, siblings, or married children. These categories are only available to U.S. citizens.

What is the difference between being a citizen and a resident when filing a petition?

Citizens can petition for more types of relatives, including parents and siblings. Furthermore, in some cases, the process is faster. Permanent residents are limited to petitions for spouses and unmarried children.

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