Family Immigration

Sponsoring a family member for a green card involves more than filing paperwork. Understanding where you stand financially before you apply can help you avoid delays and prepare for the process ahead. The 125% income threshold When you sponsor a family member for...

Bringing your parents to the U.S. can be exciting. You worked hard in Colorado and now want your family close for support or care. Parents of U.S. citizens are “immediate relatives,” which means they have no visa limit. This makes sponsoring faster. However, only...

Many immigrants worry about starting a family-based immigration case. They fear it might lead to removal. This fear is common even for people who have lived in the United States for many years with no problems. They do not want to draw attention to their immigration...

Receiving a family immigration denial can feel upsetting. You may have spent months or years filling out forms, going to interviews and hoping for approval, only to learn that USCIS denied your petition. This news can be hard to take, but a denial does not have to end...

Family relationships are important on a social and legal level. Immediate family members provide support in a social and financial sense. They can also extend valuable opportunities to one another. For example, if one member of a family moves to the United States,...

Parents generally want to give their children every opportunity that they can. Oftentimes, those opportunities result from career development and careful financial planning. Parents may try to earn as much as they can and network so that their children have stability,...

Family relationships are among the various ways people can qualify for visas and green cards. Most people know that spouses and children can qualify for immigration opportunities if an immediate family member is a citizen or a permanent resident. In fact, simply...

Are you waiting for your family to finally join you in the United States? If so, the wait can be stressful and lengthy. Some good news can potentially make your wait a little more bearable. On June 3rd, 2024, USCIS announced the implementation of new guidelines to...

People who have family abroad may enter the United States through lawful immigration proceedings. Immigrants are often excited about securing opportunities in the United States. A visa can allow someone to travel to the country legally with their spouse and their...

Immigrating to the United States is a significant life change that can be challenging and rewarding in relatively equal measure at first. A sponsor plays a crucial role in easing this transition for anyone who they sponsor. By providing practical support and guidance,...