Family-Based Green Card
At Gozel Law Firm, we provide comprehensive and personalized services for family-based immigration cases. Whether you are applying for a Green Card or US citizenship through family relationships, we manage every step with meticulous attention to detail. From marriage-based cases to fiancé visas, petitions for family members of U.S. citizens, and waivers of residency conditions, our expertise covers a wide range. We will guide you through each step to ensure a smooth and successful outcome for your applications.
Marriage-Based Green Card Applications
Applying for a Green Card through marriage involves detailed steps and requirements. Our team provides in-depth support throughout the process. We address potential issues and work to make sure that your application goes smoothly and effectively.
Fiancé Visa (K-1 Visa)
The K-1 Fiancé Visa allows foreign nationals engaged to US citizens to enter the US and marry within 90 days. We can assist with every stage of the application process, including document preparation and interview preparation, to ensure a smooth transition for your fiancé to the US.
Siblings of US Citizens
US citizens can petition for their siblings to receive a Green Card, though this process can be lengthy and complex. Gozel Law Firm helps U.S. citizens navigate the petition process, manage required documentation, and address any issues to expedite approval for their siblings.
Parents of US Citizens
US citizens can petition for their parents to become lawful permanent residents. Our firm can assist with the preparation and filing of the necessary documents and ensure that all requirements are met to make your parents' immigration process as smooth as possible.
Children of US Citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents
Both US citizens and lawful permanent residents can apply for a green card for their children. Whether your children are minors or adults, we provide expert guidance throughout the application process to ensure their successful transition to the US.
Petition to Remove the Conditions of Residence (Form I-751)
If you received your Green Card through a marriage that was less than two years old at the time of issuance, you must file Form I-751 to remove the conditions of your residence. We can assist you with preparing and submitting this form and ensure that all documentation supporting your application is complete and accurate.
