1730 Park St Suite 203 Naperville IL 60563

Request your

Family Petition

Learn About

Family Petitions

Family petitions allow some relatives of an American citizen or a legal permanent resident to obtain residency and live in the U.S.

Who can apply for a Family Petition?

Requirements

To request a Family Petition, the following is required:

Legitimate Family Relationship

The applicant must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident and must demonstrate a legitimate relationship to the person they wish to sponsor.

Form I-130

Complete Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) and file it with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Supporting Documents

Evidence of your legal status in the U.S. and your relationship to the family member, such as marriage certificates, birth certificates, etc., must be submitted.

Payment of Fees

Fees associated with the petition and other related processes, such as medical examinations and interviews, are required.

Benefits of family petitions

Family reunification

It allows U.S. citizens to quickly reunite with their loved ones so they can live legally in the country.

Access to Permanent Residence (Green Card)

Once the family petition is approved, the relative can receive a green card and obtain permanent resident status. This opens the door to enjoying legal rights such as work and the possibility of applying for U.S. citizenship in the future.

Higher Probability of Approval

Family-based petitions tend to have a high success rate, especially when family relationships are clear and direct. This process is key for those seeking to obtain legal immigration status in the U.S. through their relationship with a citizen or permanent resident.

Do you have any questions?

Here we solve them for you

How long does it take to process a family petition?

Processing time varies depending on the relationship and immigration status of the applicant, but can generally take between 6 months and several years.

If you are a legal permanent resident (green card holder), you can apply for residency for your spouse and unmarried children. However, U.S. citizens have more options.

Yes, in some cases, family members who are awaiting visa approval may apply for employment authorization while their application is being processed.

Yes, unmarried children under the age of 21 may be included in the family petition application.

How to request advice?

Step by step

Testimonials

Experiences of our clients

PAYMENT PLANS

We make your path easier!

At HALS, we offer flexible payment plans so that cost is not an obstacle and you can start your legal process with peace of mind.

Communicate via WhatsApp