Moving your loved ones to the United States can be a complicated and frustrating process. You must identify the correct visas, file petitions, provide supporting documents, and combat any hurdles as they arise.
A Gainesville immigration lawyer from Bogin, Munns & Munns can help you understand your options and make the best choices for your family. Let us assess your needs and make recommendations. We will file your petitions and guide you through the process. Contact us today for a free consultation.
Our Gainesville Family-Based Visa Lawyers Understand How These Visas Work
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, our immigration lawyers know how to help our clients determine their options and petition for immigrant visas. We also file applications for nonimmigrant visas to ensure your family can reunite and remain together during this process when necessary.
In general, there are two ways to get a family-based immigrant visa. They include:
- Being sponsored by an immediate relative who is a U.S. citizen or a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR)
- Being sponsored by a distant family member who is a U.S. citizen
Having a Sponsor Is One Aspect of the Process
There is more to securing a visa than simply having a family member to sponsor you, though. The criteria for who qualifies for each type of visa and what is required of a sponsor differ.
An immediate relative could sponsor your family-based immigrant visa if:
- They are age 21 or over.
- They are your child, parent, or spouse.
A more distant relative could sponsor you based on your situation. Our team can assess your circumstances and explain more during your initial consultation.
Types of Family-Based Visas Possible With Help From Our Team
Our Gainesville family-based visa attorneys help clients petition for many types of visas for their loved ones. These could include:
- F-2: This visa is for spouses, minor children, and unmarried children over age 21 of Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs).
- F-3: This visa is for married adult children of U.S. citizens and can include their spouses and children.
- F-4: This visa is for brothers and sisters, spouses, and minor children of U.S. citizens.
- K-1: This is a fiancé(e) visa meant for U.S. citizens planning to marry a foreign national.
- K-2: This visa is for the unmarried children (under age 21) of a K-1 immigrant visa holder.
- K-3: This visa helps keep families of U.S. citizens together while a spouse waits for their immigrant visa to receive approval.
- K-4: This visa is the counterpart of the K-3 and allows unmarried children to stay with their families while their immigrant visas process.
All of these visas and the petitioning process are managed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the U.S. Department of State. Our team of Gainesville immigration lawyers understands how each one works and can offer advice that suits your situation. We can help you make your initial decisions or navigate any issues or concerns that arise.
To learn more, contact our team in Gainesville today. We have someone available to speak with you now.
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How Our Gainesville Family-Based Visa Attorney Can Help Your Family
When you trust Bogin, Munns & Munns with your family-based visa, you can count on our attorneys to handle your petition, clear any roadblocks, and troubleshoot any issues. We will answer your questions, ensure you are petitioning for the best visa to meet your needs, and explain the process in a way you understand.
When it comes to the practical steps necessary to petition for a family-based visa, we will manage them for you. Our legal services include:
- Completing and filing paperwork
- Gathering documents and other evidence
- Cooperating with a sponsoring employer, when necessary
- Updating you on the status of your case regularly
- Providing additional documentation when needed
- Offering advice and guidance on your next steps following approval
Our team provides free consultations for families hoping to bring loved ones to the United States. We’re ready to explain your options and what comes next for your case.
Our Gainesville Immigration Lawyers Prioritize Your Family-Based Visa Petition
Our Gainesville immigration lawyers are here when you need us. We know how important your family-based visas are for you and your loved ones. You can trust that we will fight to get the approval you need.
We work with companies that want to sponsor employees, clients who want to extend their visas, and families who want to remain together in the United States. We do everything possible to advance your case, so you don’t have to worry about your legal status or its approval.
We handle a wide range of immigration, asylum, and visa cases, including:
- Family-based visas
- Nonimmigrant visas to keep your family together
- Applying for asylum
- Petitioning for permanent residency, known as a Green Card
- Testing for naturalization/citizenship
We also help clients when they run into issues with their petitions, denied petitions, deportation threats, and arrests for illegal reentry.
Why Entrust Your Immigration Matter to Our Gainesville Team?
We have more than 40 years of experience representing clients who are petitioning for a change in legal status in the United States or dealing with other immigration concerns. We understand how these processes work, which option is best based on your circumstances, and how to navigate the system for you. Let us review your case today for free. We have someone available now to speak with you.
Gainesville Family-Based Visa Lawyer Near Me
855-780-9986
Discuss Your Family-Based Visa With Our Gainesville, FL, Team for Free
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, our immigration law team at our Gainesville, FL, office will discuss your questions and concerns with you for free today. This free initial consultation can help you understand if you are on the right path and what steps you will need to take. When you work with our Gainesville family-based visa lawyer, we will navigate the process for you.
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