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Securing Your Immigration Success
At Hirsch Law Group, we understand the importance of family. Our dedicated team of immigration attorneys focuses on helping families navigate the complexities of U.S. immigration laws to reunite with their loved ones. Whether you’re seeking a family visa, green card sponsorship, or assistance with consular processing, we bring experience, compassion, and a results-driven approach to every case.
Family-based immigration allows U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents (LPRs) to sponsor family members for visas or green cards. At Hirsch Law Group, we can help with a wide range of family-based immigration services, ensuring the process is as smooth and stress-free as possible for you and your loved ones.
Immediate relatives of United States Citizens, such as spouses, parents, and unmarried children under twenty-one (21), are prioritized for visas without numerical limits. On the other hand, family preference visas can cover more distant relatives, like siblings or married children, but are subject to annual caps.
We guide clients through these distinctions, helping them identify the right path for their family. Our team ensures that your applications are properly prepared and filed to avoid unnecessary delays.
Processing immigration and adjustment of status petitions for individuals may require detailed documentation and strict eligibility requirements. We understand and we guide clients how the process works and can help individuals get their petitions processed properly and efficiently.
Planning to marry someone from another country? We help with K-1 fiancé(e) visas and spousal visas, ensuring compliance with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requirements while minimizing potential obstacles.
If a family member has been deemed inadmissible due to criminal history, immigration violations, or health issues, we can help secure a waiver of inadmissibility to move the case forward.
Timelines vary depending on the relationship, visa type, and country of origin. Immediate relatives generally have faster processing times.
A denial is not the end. Our attorneys can help you appeal the decision or address the reasons for the denial.
Yes, once married, you can apply for adjustment of status to transition from a K-1 visa to a green card.
Do not navigate family-based immigration alone. At Hirsch Law Group, we are committed to making your family’s future brighter. Contact us today or call us at 773-974-1781 to schedule a consultation and start the process.
