Our Spanish speaking immigration attorneys can help you find the best options for you and your family. The most common method for people to become legal permanent residents is by having a close family member submit a petition for alien relative, also known as the I-130. If you qualify for a green card you will have to complete the process through consular processing or adjust status in your regional USCIS office.
If you have been in the United States without permission, or entered without inspection, it is imperative that you consult with an attorney before submitting anything to USCIS as you might need a waiver. If you do not have a close family member that can submit an I-130 for you, you may still have other options such as the U-visa for victims of domestic violence and other certain crimes, victims of human trafficking, and many more.
If you have been in the United States without permission, or entered without inspection, it is imperative that you consult with an attorney before submitting anything to USCIS as you might need a waiver. If you do not have a close family member that can submit an I-130 for you, you may still have other options such as the U-visa for victims of domestic violence and other certain crimes, victims of human trafficking, and many more.
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Family Petitions
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You can petition to bring certain family members to the United States if you are a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident. In order for you to petition to bring a family member to the U.S. a qualifying family relationship must exist. You must file a petition for alien relative (I-130) to begin the process.
Adjustment of Status
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Generally, to adjust status in the U.S., you must already be eligible to become a permanent resident. Most commonly this is done through a family relationship or a U.S. employer. If based on employment or family, you must have an approved visa petition (I-130 or I-140), and a visa must be available.
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