Family-Based Immigration
Certain family members of U.S. citizens and permanent residents can apply for a family-based visa, which includes:
- Immediate relatives of a U.S. citizen, like spouses, widows or widowers, unmarried children under 21, adopted children, and parents (immediate relative visas)
- Extended family members of a U.S. citizen, including unmarried children aged 21 or over, married children, and siblings (family preference visa)
- Immediate relatives of a U.S. permanent resident, including spouses and unmarried children (family preference visa)
Visa applications for immediate relatives of U.S. citizens are prioritized, and there's no limit to the number of visas issued each year in this category.
The number of family preference visas is capped each year, resulting in long wait lists.
Contact an Immigration Lawyer in Long Beach Today
Many pathways to permanent residency exist. The key is making sure you identify and follow the correct path so that mistakes do not delay the process. Our immigration lawyer in Long Beach navigates the immigration system with ease. We are proactive and thorough and offer comprehensive immigration services to our clients.
Contact The Law Office of Sanger Brito-Lyon today either by using the online form or calling us at 5622855515. We are happy to schedule a consultation with the attorney to help you identify your path to permanent residency in the United States.