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Family visas
I-130 petitions for spouses, children, and parents of citizens or residents, plus K-1 fiancé(e) visas. We guide you through adjustment of status or consular processing.
Who it is for
- Spouses and children of citizens or residents
- Parents of U.S. citizens
- Fiancé(e)s of citizens (K-1)
- Relatives adjusting status inside the country
Requirements
- Qualifying relationship and proof of the bond
- I-130 or I-129F petition depending on the case
- Medical exam and consular or USCIS interview
- Current civil documents with translations
Process
We confirm the bond
We review records, relationship evidence, and eligibility.
I-130 or K-1 petition
We file the qualifying relative’s petition.
Adjustment or consular path
We follow your route inside or outside the country.
Interview and decision
We prepare you to answer with confidence.
Indicative timelines and costs
Timelines: Months to several years depending on the relationship and country. Spouses of citizens usually move faster.
Costs: Per-form fees (I-130, adjustment, or visa) plus legal fees. Written estimate from the first consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I petition for my fiancé(e)?
Citizens can apply for a K-1 visa for their fiancé(e), with marriage required within 90 days of entry. We explain the evidence USCIS asks for.
What is adjustment of status?
It means seeking a green card without leaving the country, when you qualify. Not everyone qualifies; we review your entry and history.
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