Marriage Green Card (Full AOS)
Includes I-130, I-485, I-765, and I-131 for spouses of U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Family-based and business immigration handled by licensed attorneys. All prices include government filing fees. No surprises.
Includes I-130, I-485, I-765, and I-131 for spouses of U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Petition to bring your foreign fiancé to the United States to marry and begin residency.
Standalone I-130 petition for immediate relatives of U.S. citizens.
Change your status to lawful permanent resident without leaving the U.S.
Remove the conditions on a 2-year conditional green card.
Employer-sponsored visa for specialty occupation workers.
Visa for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field.
Transfer key employees from a foreign affiliate to a U.S. office.
Work authorization for Canadian and Mexican professionals.
Visa for treaty country nationals engaged in trade or investment.
Register your employee in the annual H-1B cap lottery.
Employment-based green card for extraordinary ability or national interest.
Apply for U.S. citizenship through the naturalization process.
Renew a permanent resident card that is expiring or expired.
Obtain formal proof of U.S. citizenship acquired at birth or through parents.
Correct or replace your arrival/departure record.
Replace a lost or expired travel document for permanent residents abroad.
Allow extended travel outside the U.S. without abandoning residency.
Standalone employment authorization document application.
Permission to travel while a pending application is processed.
Obtain your immigration file from USCIS through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Request certified copies of immigration records from USCIS.
Search historical immigration records for ancestry research.
Request specific genealogy records from USCIS archives.
Request return of original documents submitted with a petition.
Waiver of inadmissibility based on extreme hardship to a qualifying relative.
Permission to reapply for admission after a prior order of removal.
Waiver of inadmissibility for nonimmigrant visa applicants.
Waiver of the two-year home country residence requirement for J-1 visa holders.
Self-petition for immigration relief under the Violence Against Women Act.
Petition for immigration protection for victims of qualifying crimes.
Expedite USCIS adjudication using I-907. Includes the $2,805 USCIS fee.
Professional attorney response to a complex Request for Evidence.
One-on-one session with your attorney to prepare for a USCIS interview.
Large employers (more than 25 employees) will incur an additional $300 USCIS Asylum Program Fee surcharge on applicable business visa petitions.
Complete a brief qualification form and a licensed immigration attorney will review your situation within 72 hours. There is no cost to qualify.