Immigration cases that involve the possible separation or division of a family can be among the most heartbreaking types of cases you can hear of. When you are trying to bring a family member to the United States or keep a family together, figuring out the immigration system or defending against deportation can be difficult, and you will want to be working with a family immigration lawyer in Denver.
Retaining legal counsel will help you bring your family together, keep it together, and fight against any possible government threat to the family’s future in the United States. Joseph & Hall P.C. can prevent or minimize the separation of your family members.
Joseph & Hall P.C. handles immigration cases involving:
When you are currently a citizen of the United States, you will have the ability to petition for visas for certain family members based on your relationship with them and the type of visa your family member is seeking. Petitions for immediate relative immigrant visas will be given the highest priority, and immediate family members include spouses, parents, siblings, and unmarried children under 21 years of age.
Immediate relatives typically have no waiting time for immigration matters. Visa processing time for other family members will vary depending on certain circumstances.
Some of the most common immigration issues we help with include:
If you are struggling to navigate the immigration system in the United States, know that you do not have to handle everything by yourself. Joseph & Hall P.C. will be able to navigate you through the entire process and can be by your side every step of the way.
Our firm takes great pride in working very closely with all of our clients so they can feel confident in the results they will be getting. You can call us or contact us online to arrange a free consultation so we can actually review the details of your case and discuss how you can accomplish your goals.
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