Family Immigration

Case Studies

V won the Green Card Lottery while he and his wife were in the US during vacation. They decided to stay and adjust their status to permanent residents, which they did. The problem was that their 9 year old was located outside the US, and did not manage to receive an immigrant visa before the September 30 deadline. As a result, they were separated. Because of the quotas in place for Family 2A category (permanent resident petitioning for a spouse or minor child), there was a long wait before the child would be able to obtain a green card (at that time, 4 years). V contacted our firm, and we advised him that an application for humanitarian parole was warranted. The application was approved quickly, and within 3 months, their son was able to join them in the US. Later, he was able to receive a green card.

Case of V.G.

Other cases

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