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For those with a close family member who is a U.S. citizen, or a permanent
resident, the chances of immigrating are very favorable. There are two
basic types of relatives that can provide benefits to obtaining
permanent resident status: immediate relatives (spouse and
minor, unmarried children and parents) and "preference"
relatives (unmarried sons and daughters of green card holders and
U.S. citizens, married sons and daughters of citizens, and brothers
and sisters of U.S. citizens). The family immigration process
generally starts with a petition filed by the US citizen or
permanent resident relative with the USCIS, and culminates with the
adjustment of status or immigration of the beneficiary
relative.
Our
services: We will advise you and your family on eligibility
requirements, prepare the family-based petition documentation, file
and monitor the case, and provide oversight and assistance
throughout the process. We will help prepare for the
adjustment of status interview or consular interview. In the
case of the state-side adjustment of status interview, we will
attend the interview with you, providing you counsel and
representation at this sometimes stressful event.
Consult:
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Consultation
How to get a consultation
Our Fees
Articles:
What
to Expect at the Marriage-Based Adjustment Interview Posted
02/05/2006
Family Immigration Posted
02/23/2004
Family Immigration Q&A
Posted 02/25/2004
Child
Status Protection Act Posted 03/03/2004
Affidavits of Support Posted
02/25/2004
Immigration
Basics Posted 04/07/2004
Forms:
I-130
(Petition for Alien Relative)  
I-485
(Application for Adjustment of Status)
DS-230
(Immigrant Visa Application)
I-864
(Affidavit of Support for Immigration)
Resources:
USCIS
Fact Sheets
US
Consulates
FOR MORE
INFORMATION:
Contact John
Byrley at tel: 410-719-1501.
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