Family Immigration

Case Studies

V had three children from a previous marriage. She became acquainted with Mr. Z, a US citizen, and after 6 months, they were married. Located in the US, she and her children filed applications to adjust status. Unfortunately, their lawyer did not file for advance parole on their behalf and did not inform V that she was not permitted to travel outside the US while the adjustment of status applications were pending. V and her children traveled back to their home country and discovered that they were not able to return to the United States. As a result, they could not attend their adjustment interviews and their adjustment applications were denied. After this, she contacted our firm. We were able to have her case transferred to the US Embassy in her country, and shortly thereafter, she and her children received immigrant visas.

Case of V.B.

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Family Immigration

K-1 Fiancé Visas

Immigration for Spouses of US Citizens

Immigration for Parents of US Citizens

Family Immigration to the United States

Expedited Immigrant Visas for Relatives of Expatriates