Family-Based Immigration Services in Dallas
Victoria Barr Law offers comprehensive family-based immigration services, helping families reunite and build new lives in the United States.
Expert Legal Guidance for Family Immigration
Reuniting with family members is a core principle of U.S. immigration law. Victoria Barr Law specializes in family-based visas, petitions, and adjustment of status applications, ensuring your family can stay together legally and securely.
Our Family-Based Immigration Services
Why Choose Victoria Barr Law?
- Decades of Immigration Experience: Our attorneys have extensive experience in family-based immigration law.
- Customized Legal Strategies: Every case receives personalized attention and tailored legal solutions.
- Bilingual Legal Support: We provide services in both English and Spanish for seamless communication.
- Proven Results: We’ve helped countless families successfully reunite through legal immigration processes.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Family-Based Immigration
Fiancé(e) Visas (K-1)
Petition for Fiancé(e) (I-129F)
Spousal Visas (Marriage-Based)
Petition for Alien Relative (I-130)
Adjustment of Status for Family Members (I-485)
Parent & Child Visas
Parent & Child Visas allow U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents to sponsor their parents or unmarried children for immigration to the U.S.
Immediate relatives include parents, spouses, and unmarried children under 21 of U.S. citizens.
Orphan Classification (I-600, I-800)
Forms I-600 and I-800 are used to classify orphans adopted by U.S. citizens as eligible for immigration benefits.
The orphan must have no parents or only one parent who cannot care for them, and the adopting family must meet USCIS requirements.
Removal of Conditions on Residence (I-751)
Form I-751 is used to remove conditions on a spouse’s Green Card obtained through marriage, transitioning it to permanent residency.
You should file Form I-751 within 90 days before the expiration of the conditional Green Card.
Provisional Waivers (I-601A)
A provisional waiver allows certain individuals to apply for a waiver of unlawful presence before leaving the U.S. for consular processing.
Eligibility includes immediate relatives of U.S. citizens who can demonstrate extreme hardship to a qualifying U.S. relative.