Helping Families Reunite Through US Citizenship with Coleman Law Group Immigration Services.
At Coleman Law Group, we understand the importance of keeping your family together. Whether you’re filing a petition to bring your child or stepchild to the United States or pursuing a stepparent adoption across borders, our experienced attorneys in Hialeah, FL, are dedicated to providing compassionate legal guidance every step of the way. With a deep understanding of Florida law, a team bilingual in Spanish and English, and knowledge of U.S. immigration regulations, we help families navigate the complex processes involved in child and stepchild petitions.
> Receive expert legal advice for child and stepchild petitions in Hialeah.
We do our best to provide legal assistance in your preferred language. If you are looking for a Spanish-speaking immigration attorney in Hialeah, look no further than Coleman Law Group.
Your Coleman Law Group attorney speaks both English and Spanish. This means that they can provide the assistance with child and stepchild petitions Hialeah families need.
> Speak to a bilingual attorney at Coleman Law Group.
Child and stepchild petitions are legal processes that allow U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents to sponsor their children or stepchildren for immigration to the United States.
For stepchildren:
To qualify for a child or stepchild petition:
1. File Form I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative, with USCIS to establish the familial relationship and begin the immigration process.
2. Once USCIS approves the petition, the case is forwarded to the National Visa Center for further processing.
3. Include supporting documents with the petition, such as:
Marriage certificate.
Birth certificate.
Evidence of the relationship.
Stepparent adoption provides legal recognition of the relationship between a stepparent and a stepchild. The adoption process involves
Florida law requires the consent of the other biological parent unless their rights have been terminated due to:
Once the adoption is approved, a new birth certificate is issued, and the stepparent gains full parental rights and responsibilities.
Your Coleman Law Group immigration attorney advises that you do not need to adopt your stepchild to file the form for their immigration visa. Adoption is not necessary, but the stepchild’s marriage to the biological parent must have occurred before the stepchild turned 18, and the stepchild must be under the age of 21.
Our experienced attorneys:
We are dedicated to helping families in Hialeah, Miami-Dade County, and beyond.
Reunite your family in the United States with the help of Coleman Law Group. Our attorneys are the experts in providing the best legal services you need when filing a petition for a stepchild’s immigration.
We are committed to reuniting families and ensuring a smooth transition to life in the U.S.
> Begin the journey to reunite your family; schedule a consultation with Coleman Law Group now.
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