Your relative qualifies for an IR-visa (immediate relative visa). IR-visas are unlimited so there will always be a visa available!
File the I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative, on behalf of your relative. Once approved, your relative will receive his/ her visa packet and may proceed to a US Port of Entry. The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Patrol will examine the visa packet and then your relative will join you in the US!
To obtain a Green Card and become a US permanent resident, your relative(s) will file the I-485 to adjust status. There are an unlimited number of Green Cards for immediate relatives of US citizens so your relative(s) will not have to wait for a visa number to apply! Get your Green Card here!
Your fiancé(e) qualifies for a K-visa which will allow him/ her to quickly join you in the US! Your fiancé(e)'s minor children also qualify for a K-visa!
File the I-129F, Petition for Alien fiancé(e) on behalf of your fiancé(e) and his/her minor children (if applicable). Once approved, your relative(s) will receive visa packet(s) and may proceed to a US Port of Entry. The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Patrol will examine the visa packet(s) and then your relative(s) will join you in the US! You must marry within 90 days of your fiancé(e)'s arrival.
To obtain a Green Card and become a US permanent resident, your relative(s) will file the I-485 to adjust status. There are an unlimited number of Green Cards for immediate relatives of US citizens so your relative(s) will not have to wait for a visa number to apply! Get your Green Card here!
Your relative qualifies for an F1-visa (first preference family visa) and may join you in the US! Minor children and spouses of your relative also qualify for this visa!
File the I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative, on behalf of your relative(s). Once approved, your relative(s) will receive visa packet(s) and may proceed to a US Port of Entry. The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Patrol will examine the visa packet(s) and then your relative(s) will join you in the US!
To obtain a Green Card and become a US permanent resident, your relative(s) will first wait for a visa number to become available and then file the I-485 to adjust status.
Your relative qualifies for a F3-visa (third preference family) and may join you in the US! Minor children and the spouse of your relative also qualify for this visa!
File the I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative, on behalf of your relative(s). Once approved, your relative(s) will receive visa packet(s) and may proceed to a US Port of Entry. The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Patrol will examine the visa packet(s) and then your relative(s) will join you in the US!
To obtain a Green Card and become a US permanent resident, your relative(s) will first wait for a visa number to become available and then file the I-485 to adjust status.
Your relative qualifies for a F4-visa (fourth preference family) and may join you in the US! Minor children and the spouse of your relative also qualify for this visa!
File the I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative, on behalf of your relative(s). Once approved, your relative(s) will receive visa packet(s) and may proceed to a US Port of Entry. The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Patrol will examine the visa packet(s) and then your relative(s) will join you in the US!
To obtain a Green Card and become a US permanent resident, your relative(s) will first wait for a visa number to become available and then file the I-485 to adjust status.
Sorry, your relative is not eligible to apply for a family-based Green Card. However they may be eligible for a different Green Card such as an employment-based Green Card.
Sorry, your relative is not eligible to apply for a family-based Green Card. However they may be eligible for a different Green Card such as an employment-based Green Card.
Your relative qualifies for a F2-visa (second preference family) and may join you in the US!
File the I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative, on behalf of your relative. Once approved, your relative will receive his/ her visa packet and may proceed to a US Port of Entry. The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Patrol will examine the visa packet and then your relative will join you in the US!
To obtain a Green Card and become a US permanent resident, your relative will first wait for a visa number to become available and then file the I-485 to adjust status.
Sorry, your relative is not eligible to apply for a family-based Green Card. However they may be eligible for a different Green Card such as an employment-based Green Card.