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Immigration Services

Every immigration case begins with a different story. We help couples and families understand their options, identify potential issues, and navigate the immigration process with a clear plan.

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Federal Immigration Practice Licensed in Connecticut Clients Served Nationwide Remote Appointments

What We Handle

A focused family immigration practice

The practice concentrates on four kinds of family-based cases, so each one receives careful preparation. Federal immigration services are available nationwide, with consultations, document review, and case preparation available remotely.

01 Forms I-130 & I-485 or DS-260

Marriage Green Cards

Married to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident? We help couples navigate marriage-based immigration through adjustment of status in the United States or consular processing abroad.

Determining whether adjustment of status or consular processing is the right path for your marriage
Preparing the family petition and green card filings, including the Affidavit of Support
Organizing the evidence that shows a genuine marriage
Preparing you for the USCIS or consular interview

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02 Form I-129F & K-1 Visa

K-1 Fiancé Visas

Engaged to someone living outside the United States? We help international couples evaluate the K-1 fiancé visa process and consider whether a fiancé visa or marriage-based immigration path fits their circumstances.

Comparing the K-1 fiancé visa with marrying first and pursuing a spousal immigrant visa
Preparing and filing the Form I-129F petition with relationship evidence
Guiding your fiancé(e) through the consular stage: civil documents, medical examination, and interview
Planning the adjustment of status that follows the marriage

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03 Forms I-130, DS-260 & NVC

Family-Based Consular Processing

For qualifying family members living outside the United States, we assist with the immigration process from family petition through National Visa Center processing and preparation for the consular stage.

This may include cases involving spouses, parents of U.S. citizens, and other qualifying family members.

Preparing and filing the Form I-130 family petition with USCIS
Managing the National Visa Center stage: the DS-260 application, the Affidavit of Support (Form I-864), and civil documents
Reviewing embassy-specific procedures, including the medical examination with a panel physician
Preparing your family member for the immigrant visa interview

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04 Form I-485

Adjustment of Status

For eligible individuals already in the United States, we assist with family-based green card applications, including marriage-based adjustment of status and related filings.

Confirming adjustment eligibility, including manner of entry and current status
Preparing the complete adjustment package, including work and travel authorization when appropriate
Coordinating the medical examination (Form I-693) and biometrics
Preparing you for the USCIS interview and explaining each notice received

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Not Sure Which Immigration Path Fits Your Situation?

Immigration options depend on your relationship, immigration history, location, and long-term plans.

For international couples in particular, the first question may be whether to pursue a K-1 fiancé visa, marry first and pursue a spousal immigrant visa, or apply for adjustment of status when available.

A consultation gives us an opportunity to review your circumstances, identify potential issues, and discuss the immigration paths that may be available to you.

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Other family-based and related immigration matters may be accepted on a case-by-case basis.