Family Visas
REUNITING FAMILIES WITH THEIR LOVED ONES.
Your Trusted Family Immigration Advocates
Helping You Reunite With the Ones Who Matter Most
Family separation is one of the hardest challenges anyone can face. If you’re a U.S. citizen or green card holder wanting to bring loved ones to America, you need an experienced family immigration attorney who understands the process. Our Las Vegas and Puerto Rico offices help families navigate visa petitions with compassionate, personalized support.
We’ve helped thousands of families reunite through marriage-based green cards, fiancé visas, and family petitions. Our bilingual team guides you through every step—from filing Form I-130 to adjustment of status or consular processing. Whether your family member is inside or outside the U.S., we provide knowledgeable legal representation.
FAMILY VISAS
Our Family Visa Services
Pathways for Family Reunification
SUPPORT FOR U.S. CITIZEN AND PERMANENT RESIDENT PETITIONS.
Marriage-Based Green Cards
We handle I-130 petitions, adjustment of status applications, and marriage green card processing from start to finish.
Fiancé(e) K-1 Visas
Our team assists with K-1 visa petitions, ensuring you meet all requirements for this family immigration pathway.
Parent & Child Petitions
Bring your parents to the U.S. or reunite with your children. We help citizens and green card holders navigate parent and child petitions successfully.
Adjustment of Status
If your loved one is already here, we can help them become a permanent resident without leaving the country. No consular processing required.
For family members abroad, we coordinate consular processing through U.S. embassies or consulates and handle all required documentation.
Removal of Conditions (Form I-751)
We prepare I-751 petitions with strong evidence to help you obtain permanent residency status. Waiver assistance available if needed.
Who Can Apply
Understanding Family Visa Eligibility
U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents can sponsor certain family members for immigration. Citizens can petition for spouses, children, parents, and siblings. Green card holders can petition for spouses and unmarried children. The process involves proving your relationship, meeting income requirements, and navigating USCIS procedures. Our family immigration lawyer in Henderson and Las Vegas helps you understand which category applies to your situation and guides you through eligibility requirements.
We know waiting for family feels endless. While some family preference categories have annual limits that affect timelines, immediate relatives of U.S. citizens—spouses, young children, and parents—often move faster through the process. We review your unique situation, give you honest timelines, and create the most efficient strategy to reunite your family.
Common FAMILY VISAS Queries
Frequently Asked Questions
U.S. citizens can petition for spouses, children, parents, and siblings. Green card holders can petition for spouses and unmarried children only. Income requirements apply.
Timelines vary significantly and depend on USCIS processing times. Some family preference categories can take several years depending on the applicant’s country.
You’ll need proof of relationship, financial documents, birth certificates, marriage certificates, and Form I-130. We can guide you through documentation requirements.
It depends on their entry method and current status. Immediate relatives of U.S. citizens often qualify. Our immigration lawyer evaluates each situation individually.
We can appeal denials, file motions to reconsider, or reapply with stronger evidence. Our experienced team reviews immigration decisions and develops effective response strategies.
We handle complex paperwork, prevent costly mistakes, prepare you for interviews, and represent you throughout the family visa process professionally. A lawyer can also represent in immigration Court, before the Board of Immigration Appeals, and Circuit Courts.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Start Your Family Visa Journey With Confidence
GET PERSONALIZED GUIDANCE FROM AN EXPERIENCED IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY.