At the Wilmington, Delaware, immigration law firm of Huang Law LLC, we have helped many individuals achieve permanent residency for themselves and their families.
Every year many thousands of legal immigrants in the United States apply for visas to have their fiancée, spouse or other family member join them in America. The difference between a successful family visa application and a denial is often determined by the immigration lawyer’s skills and determination. At Huang Law LLC, we have seen first-hand how important it is for people to be successful when applying for a family visa. The application process can be frustrating and confusing, but our attorneys have a successful history of overcoming the obstacles that often lead to failure.
Adjustment of status or immigrant visas:
- K-1 Visas (Fiancé visas)
- K-3 visa
- Visas for siblings
- Visas for parents
The process includes include:
- The USCIS must approve your initial form I-130 Petition for Alien Relative as a sponsor for visa entry into the U.S. If you intend to be an approved sponsor, you must have current legal status in the United States.
- The U.S. State Department will assign an immigrant visa number to your petition as soon as one becomes available.
- When assigned a visa number, you are eligible to apply for a status of lawful permanent resident. If you are outside of the U.S., the process must be completed at the U.S. Consulate serving your region.
If you want to be a sponsor to bring a family member to America:
- Be ready to prove that you are a legal relative of the person seeking a family visa.
- You must be a naturalized citizen or a legal resident of the United States.
- Be ready to prove that you will support your relative financially.
Who is eligible to apply for a family visa for entry?
- Parents
- Fiancé visas (K1) or spouse (K3)
- Children under age 21, unmarried
- Adult son or daughter, unmarried or married
- Adult brother or sister
If you have questions regarding citizenship and naturalization, contact Huang Law LLC. We offer free initial consultation. Evening and weekend time are available by appointment. To contact us, call our Wilmington office at (302) 478-2900, or Philadelphia Office at (267) 908-5060.
