Family Visas
Family Visas are designed for foreign nationals seeking to legally reunite with their family members residing in the United States.
Whether you are a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident, you have the ability to sponsor certain family members, ensuring that families are reunited as permitted by the Immigration laws.
This process, however, can be intricate, requiring detailed documentation and adherence to specific timelines.
With the U.S. immigration system’s complexities, it is crucial to approach the Family Visa process with a clear understanding of the requirements.
Factors such as the relationship to the petitioner, country of origin, specific Immigration rules and other considerations can influence waiting times and visa availability.
Why Choose Us
Castro & Vindiola
Attorney Victor Castro and his expertis have 40 years of experience guiding families through the visa process.
We understand the importance of family reunification and approach each case with empathy and precision.
By entrusting us with your case, you’re not just hiring a lawyer but partnering with a committed advocate who prioritizes your family’s unity.
Our proven track record speaks volumes, ensuring accurate, efficient, and reliable services.
FAQ’s
Immediate relatives like spouses, parents, and unmarried children under 21 can be sponsored by U.S. citizens. Permanent residents can sponsor spouses and unmarried children.
The time varies depending on the relationship and country of origin. Immediate relatives usually have a shorter waiting time compared to family members who are not “immediate Relatives” under the Immigration laws.
Yes, but the limit does not apply to immediate relatives of U.S. citizens.