Family-Based Green Cards
Bringing your family together is one of the most important things you will ever do. We help spouses, parents, children, and fiancés get their green cards, and we make a stressful process feel manageable.
Who this is for
You may be in the right place if:
- You are a U.S. citizen or green card holder who wants to sponsor a spouse, parent, or child.
- You married a U.S. citizen and want to apply for your green card.
- You entered on a fiancé visa (K-1) and need to adjust status.
- You are already in the U.S. and want to adjust status, or you are applying from abroad through a consulate.
How we help
Our attorney handles the whole picture:
- Family petitions (Form I-130) and adjustment of status (Form I-485).
- Marriage-based cases, including preparing you for the green card interview.
- Consular processing when your family member is abroad.
- Waivers and answers when there is a complication in your history.
What to expect
Here is how working with us usually goes:
- A consultation where we learn your situation and tell you honestly what is possible.
- A clear plan, a document checklist, and a timeline you can understand.
- We prepare and file your petition and application, and keep you updated.
- We prepare you for your interview so you can walk in calm and ready.
Am I eligible? (coming soon)
We are building a quick, private tool to help you gauge whether you may be eligible, right here on this page. It is not ready yet. In the meantime, the surest way to find out is a confidential consultation, where we look at your specific situation and tell you honestly where you stand.
Free 15-min consultationFrequently Asked Questions
How long does a marriage green card take?
Timelines change with USCIS processing and your specific situation. In your consultation we give you a realistic range based on current processing times and your case, not a generic promise.
My spouse is abroad. Can you still help?
Yes. We handle both adjustment of status inside the U.S. and consular processing when your family member is outside the country.
I have something complicated in my history. Should I still talk to you?
Yes, and the sooner the better. Many issues have solutions if they are handled correctly from the start. A confidential consultation is the safe place to ask.
Let us help keep your family together
Book a confidential consultation and we will tell you exactly where you stand and what comes next.
Free 15-min consultation