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It can be overwhelming to submit an immigrant petition on your own, especially when you are working towards your dream of uniting your family legally in the United States. You want to be sure that your relatives can obtain permanent residence quickly and legally. The dedicated attorneys at Coleman Law Group work hard to bring your loved ones to the U.S. so you don’t have to do it alone.
When you work with Coleman Law Group to obtain an immigrant visa for your loved one, you can be confident that you are receiving the best legal services available. Our attorneys, bilingual in Spanish and English, want you to reunite with your family.
We work hard for the families in St. Petersburg. Contact us now to help your family member immigrate to the United States.
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At Coleman Law Group, we make immediate relative petitions in St. Petersburg easy.
Every Coleman Law Group attorney is fluent in English and Spanish. This means we can help more people in St. Petersburg complete their immediate relative petitions.
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An immediate relative petition allows U.S. citizens to sponsor certain family members for a green card.
You start by filling out an I-130 form. This petition for an alien relative is filed with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Once they approve it, your relative may apply for an immigrant visa.
Our experienced citizenship attorneys in St. Petersburg can help you with the following:
U.S. citizens can file immediate relative petitions for:
You can apply for an immediate relative visa for your husband or wife if you are a US citizen.
You can apply for a visa for any children you may have if they are under the age of 21. This applies to biological children as well as stepchildren who meet the USCIS criteria.
You can apply for permanent residence status for your parents if you are over the age of 21. If your relative is currently outside the U.S., we will need consular processing for them to get their visa. If they are already in the U.S., they should apply for adjustment of status using Form I-485.
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We help you submit a complete and accurate Form I-130 to establish your family relationship with USCIS.
If your family member is in the U.S., we can help them complete Form I-485 to obtain lawful permanent resident status.
We manage consular processing for relatives outside the U.S. We work with the National Visa Center and U.S. consulates.
We help you meet USCIS’s financial requirements to sponsor your family member.
Stay informed on when visas are available for immediate relatives.
We handle everything for you from start to finish so your relative can achieve permanent residency.
We assist with preparing and submitting Form I-130. We guarantee all required documents are included to avoid delays.
USCIS reviews your petition to verify the family relationship and eligibility criteria.
Depending on your relative’s location, we guide you through the consular interview process or the adjustment of the status application.
Once USCIS approves the petition and a visa is available, your family member can obtain their green card and permanent residence.
Start the immediate relative petition today with Coleman Law Group by your side.
As a trusted immigration law firm in St. Petersburg, we are dedicated to helping families achieve their dreams of living together in the U.S. We are passionate about serving the local community and providing reliable immigration solutions to families throughout Florida.
Let Coleman Law Group help you reunite with your loved ones through the immediate relative petition process. Our experienced immigration attorneys in St. Petersburg are ready to assist you in bringing your family to the U.S. legally.
Yes, if they entered legally, they may be eligible to apply for adjustment of status using Form I-485.
Processing times vary based on USCIS workload, but immediate relative petitions are typically processed faster than family preference cases.
Yes, USCIS or the consulate usually conducts interviews to confirm family relationships and eligibility.
You can appeal the decision or reapply with additional evidence to support your case.
They may apply for a work permit through USCIS while waiting for their green card approval.
You can check your case status online through the USCIS website using your receipt number.
Proof of citizenship, evidence of the family relationship, and financial sponsorship documentation are required.
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