Family-Based Immigration

Reuniting Families, Strengthening Futures
How Family-Based Immigration Works
Immediate Relatives:
Unmarried children under 21 of U.S. citizens.
Family Preference Categories:
These are for more distant relatives and include:
Steps in the Family-Based Immigration Process
Filing a Petition: The U.S. citizen or LPR must file Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, to establish the qualifying relationship.
- Adjusts status (if already in the U.S.) by filing Form I-485, or
- Completes consular processing through the U.S. embassy or consulate in their home country.
Meeting Eligibility Requirements: Applicants must demonstrate they are admissible to the U.S., which involves background checks and meeting financial sponsorship criteria.
Receiving a Visa or Green Card: After completing the necessary steps, the family member receives their visa or green card, granting them lawful permanent residency.

Challenges in Family-Based Immigration
How Our Firm Can Help

Preparing and submitting petitions with precision.

Advising on the fastest pathways for family reunification.

Resolving complex issues like inadmissibility waivers.

Navigating visa interviews and documentation requirements.
Why Choose Us?
Take the First Step Toward Reuniting Your Family
Don’t let the complexities of the immigration system stand in the way of your loved ones. Trust Mohammad Zohdi Shair to guide you through the process with care and expertise. Contact us today to begin your journey toward family reunification.