Green Card, Citizenship & Family Immigration

For spouses and minor children (under age 21) of U.S. citizens who are already inside the U.S., our law firm takes care of the entire immigration process. This includes:

• Preparing the immigration case (forms, affidavit of support, and supporting documentation) properly according to federal immigration regulations
• Filing with the USCIS
• Responding to any USCIS requests
• Preparing you for your residency interview
• Receipt of your Green Card

Your case will begin with a comprehensive legal evaluation with our staff, followed by a consultation with one of our attorneys to fully discuss the immigration process and procedures. At this time, we will also provide advice about your particular, unique circumstances. We will cover the steps and timing of the residency process, including obtaining work and travel permits, a Social Security card, and a driver's license. You will also receive legal guidance about important steps you may be required to take after receiving your Green Card, including removal of conditional status and applying for early naturalization.

For spouses and minor children (under age 21) of U.S. citizens who are abroad and will immigrate through the U.S. Consulate, our immigration law office in Miami, FL takes care of the entire immigration and consular process. This includes: 

• Preparing the immigration case properly by federal immigration regulations
• Filing with the USCIS
• Responding to any USCIS requests
• Preparing and filing all forms and documents required by the National Visa Center (DS forms, affidavit of support, and supporting documentation)

Once the consular interview is scheduled, we provide important advice about what to take to the consular immigrant visa appointment, and we will talk to you about the final receipt of your spouse’s or child’s visa approval to immigrate to the U.S. Your case will begin with a comprehensive legal evaluation with our staff, followed by a consultation with one of our attorneys to fully discuss the procedures for immigration, the National Visa Center, and consular process. We will provide advice about your unique circumstances and go over the steps and timing of the consular process. 

Once your spouse or child enters the U.S. and obtains residency, you will also receive legal guidance about important steps you may be required to take after they have received the Green Card, including the removal of conditional status and applying for early naturalization.

For spouses and minor children who are currently abroad, expedited travel and U.S. residency are possible with an adjustment of status with the K-3 immigration process. We provide this support from start to finish with the highest quality legal advice and guidance for you and your family.

For couples who want to expedite the processing of the foreign spouse through the U.S. Consulate to come to the U.S. and file for residency here, American Immigration Law Centers takes care of the entire immigration and consular process. This includes: 

• • Preparing the spousal and K-3 visa immigration cases properly by Federal Immigration regulations
• • Preparing biographic and financial documentation to meet USCIS requirements and all required supporting documentation
• • Filing the spousal and K-3 visa applications with the USCIS
• • Responding to any USCIS requests
• • Preparing and filing all forms and documents required by the National Visa Center and U.S. Consulate

Once your spouse (and child) arrives in the U.S., we take care of preparing the residency immigration case (including forms, affidavit of support, and supporting documentation), filing with the USCIS, responding to any USCIS requests, preparing your spouse for your residency interview, and handling the final receipt of the Green Card.

For parents of U.S. citizens who are already inside the U.S., our immigration law office in Miami, FL, and beyond takes care of the entire immigration process. You can trust us to:

• Prepare your immigration case (forms, affidavit of support, supporting documentation) properly following federal immigration regulations
• File with the USCIS
• Respond to any USCIS requests
• Prepare you for your residency interview and final receipt of your Green Card

We get all cases started with a comprehensive legal evaluation with our staff, followed by a consultation with one of our attorneys to fully discuss the process and procedures involved with immigration. We will talk specifically about your situation and make sure you understand the steps and timing of the residency process. We will help you obtain work and travel permits for your parents and talk about how they can obtain a Social Security card and driver’s license.

If your parents are abroad and planning to immigrate through the U.S. Consulate, we will manage the immigration and consular process. We can manage:

• Federal immigration regulations
• Filings with the USCIS
• Responses to any USCIS requests
• All forms and documents required by the National Visa Center (DS forms, Affidavit of Support, and supporting documentation)

Once the consular interview is scheduled, we provide important advice about what to take to the consular immigrant visa appointment. We will also prepare you for the final receipt of your parent's visa approval to immigrate to the U.S. All cases start with a comprehensive legal evaluation with our staff, followed by a consultation with one of our attorneys to fully discuss the process for immigration with the National Visa Center. 

We will make sure you understand the consular process and procedures and provide advice about your particular unique circumstances and the steps and timing of the consular process. Once your parent enters the U.S. and obtains residency, you will also receive legal guidance about important steps you may be required to take after they have received the Green Card to preserve U.S. residency, including physical presence requirements and eligibility for naturalization. Contact our team today!