Permanent residents and citizens can sponsor their family members to get a Green Card and live in the US. With this system, those who once came to the US for personal or professional reasons can reunite the family by bringing them to the country.
When sponsoring a relative, you will need to show proof of your ability to support them once they get to the United States. Processing times differ depending on your relationship with the relative overseas, their age and marital status. A parent’s petition for their underage children will be granted faster than it would if the children were over 21 years of age and married.
Some visas allow the main applicant to bring their dependents along, which is the case of a foreign worker or investor. In this case, dependants also attend the visa interview and comply with immigration requirements. Each of the family members is checked for eligibility and then granted their own visa.
YOU CAN SPONSOR YOUR DIRECT RELATIVES TO GET A GREEN CARD. THEY WILL BE ABLE TO LEGALLY LIVE AND WORK IN THE UNITED STATES.
YOU CAN SPONSOR THEIR FOREIGN SPOUSE TO GET LEGAL STATUS AND EVENTUALLY BECOME A US CITIZEN AS WELL.
YOU CAN BRING THEIR FAMILY ALONG, AS LONG AS THEY ARE PROVIDED WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE DEPENDENT VISAS.
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• Employment Based Immigration
• Green Cards
• Petition for Foreign Workers
• Work permit
• Status settings
• Marriage Based Immigration
• Temporary Protected Status
• Naturalization
• Visa Lottery
• Petition for Family
- Your family will be granted legal status in the U.S., avoiding the risk of being deported or denied of future re-entry attempts.
- Families can avoid the risk of being separated by adjusting the status of any family member on an illegal immigration status.
- Green Card holders and visa dependents enjoy several benefits and a sense of security that no illegal immigrant can have.
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FAMILY REUNIFICATION
As an illegal immigrant, I hired Alice Antonovsky to help me fix my migratory situation. I had followed some bad advice in the past and really wanted to come clean with immigration authorities. Ms. Antonovsky was very helpful and helped me understand there was still a chance for my family to stay together. Thank you!
I escaped a violent past from a very unstable family a few years ago. Coming to the United States was my survival option. Being here, I met people who helped me out in different ways. They advised me to get a professional assessment on my immigration situation. Luckily, I went to Alice for help and she did not disappoint. I can absolutely recommend her legal services.
I contacted Alice Antonovsky when I needed help understanding my migratory status. She helped me find the most suitable program to apply for and I am now a legal permanent resident. Thank you for your help!
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“I hired Ms. Antonovsky to help my wife who was in deportation. She is very knowledgeable in her work and is extremely easy to work with. We spent a lot of time and wasted a lot of money with other attorneys who actually are the ones who got my wife into deportation in the first place, and Ms. Antonovsky, cleared up the whole mess, told us exactly how long it will take and what needs to be done, and it was exactly like she said. Thank you Ms. Antonovsky for your hard work for us. Ray and Simona.”
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Ray M.
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“Alice Antonovsky is a professional attorney. She took our complicated case when others didn't and managed to help. Not only she is professional and experienced but also understanding and sincere person. I would recommend her to anyone who needs assistance with immigration matter.””
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“Alice had been referred to us by a friend and my wife and I could not have found a better person to help us with our immigration process. She has been super kind, always available and made our experience easy and informed along the way. She prepared us for our interview and told us exactly what to expect. We continue to work with Alice and could not be happier with her both professionally and on a personal level. We would highly recommend Alice for any immigration questions you might have.””
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