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A Family Petition is a process by which a U.S. citizen or permanent resident legally requests that a family member obtain residency or a visa to live in the United States. This process is initiated by filing a form with USCIS and is the first step in legally reuniting families within the country.
General Requirements
Be a U.S. citizen or a legal permanent resident.
Have a valid family relationship with the person you want to bring (spouse, children, parents, siblings depending on the category).
Not having a serious criminal record that would prevent the request.
Be willing to demonstrate that you can meet the minimum financial obligations (financial support membership).
Basic Documentation
Form I-130 completed.
Proof of the applicant's citizenship or permanent residence (passport, naturalization certificate, residence card).
Documents that prove the family relationship (birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce certificates if applicable).
Passport-style photographs of the petitioner and the beneficiary.
Payment of applicable USCIS fees.
Process Steps
Initial review: We assess your situation and verify that you meet the requirements.
Document preparation: We help you organize and complete all the necessary documentation.
Filing the petition: We submitted Form I-130 to USCIS correctly and completely.
Case tracking: We monitor the status of the case and keep you informed of each stage.
Consular processing or adjustment of status: We guide you through the next steps, depending on whether your family member is inside or outside the U.S.
Final resolution: Your family member receives approval for residency or visa.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the family petition process take?
It depends on the relationship and the category; it can vary from several months to a few years.
Can I apply for residency for any family member?
You can only apply according to the corresponding category: spouse, children, parents or siblings, depending on whether you are a citizen or permanent resident.
Do I need a lawyer to file the I-130?
It's not mandatory, but Primil Services ensures that everything is presented correctly to avoid delays or errors that could affect your case.
Why Choose Primil Services?
Detailed review of your case to ensure you meet all requirements.
Professional preparation of forms to avoid delays or rejections.
Step-by-step support , from document collection to the interview.
Clear explanations in your language, so you understand exactly what you are sending.
Experience working with migrant families, understanding their reality and needs.
Commitment to your peace of mind, ensuring your process is correct from the start.