Marriage And Family Visas Attorney In The Untied States
Our Firm & Process
The Rozas team of Family & Marriage Visa Attorneys can help if you're looking for any of the following:
- Fiancé(e) Visa (K-1)
- Spouse of a U.S. Citizen awaiting approval of an I-130 immigrant petition (K-3)
- Petition for Alien Relative (I-130)
- Application for Employment Authorization (I-765)
- Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) (I-129F)
- Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission into the US after Deportation or Removal (I-212)
- Provisional Waiver (I-601A)
- Application to Register Permanent Residence (I-485)
- Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (I-751)
- Consular Processing
- Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility (I-601)
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Our Marriage Visa Attorneys Help to Bring Families Together through Family and Marriage-Based Immigration
At Rozas, we are dedicated to helping and representing those who seek to become citizens of the United States. In many cases, marriage and family-based visas are the first step foreigners take to gain their citizenship. Our founding attorney, David Rozas, and our attorneys are able to provide the compassion and efficiency needed to handle your immigration case and deliver the best results.
Our team of immigration attorneys will work to explore all of your legal options and answer any questions about the citizenship process, how to obtain a visa, differences between conditional residency and permanent residency, k1 visas, and any other immigration questions you may have in order to provide you with a stress-free experience.
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We have represented hundreds who are applying for Marriage or Family-based immigration visas.
- U.S. Citizen filing on behalf of their foreign spouse for a family based visa (I-130 / 485)
- U.S. Citizen filing on behalf of their foreign parents (I-130 / 485)
- U.S. Citizen filing on behalf of their foreign born child (I-130 / I-485 (also n-600 if possible)
- Legal Permanent Resident filing on behalf of their spouse or family member eligible to adjust status
- U.S. Citizen filing a K-1 fiance visa (90 day fiance visa)
FAQs About Family & Marriage Visas
Answered by our experienced spouse visa attorneys
You are able to apply for an adjustment of status through Form I-485, filed together with Form I-130 if you and your spouse both live in the United States and your spouse entered the country legally on a visa or parole. You may need to use Form I-130 followed by consular processing if your spouse lives outside of the United States or if you both reside outside the country.
After you’ve been married to your spouse for two years you may receive your permanent residency. You will receive a conditional resident car if you’ve been married for less than 2 years when you’re initially approved for residency. You will then need to submit a form to remove this condition within 90 days of the end of the two years of marriage. When you submit the form after two years of marriage, there are many forms of proof you will need to obtain permanent residency in the United States. The process is highly complex, so you need a United States immigration attorney on your side!
You may be asked various questions about your relationship and marriage. Our team at Rozas are able to assist you with questions that may be asked during your interview.
If your green card is denied you have the right to appeal the decision. Contact us today to speak to an attorney about your options!
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