Texas Family Immigration Attorneys

At the Law Offices of Richard A. Gump, Jr., we have helped clients bring foreign family members into the United States for more than 35 years. We have worked with parents, children, fiancés and employees petitioning for entry so that they can live and work in the U.S. with their families. We are compassionate and understanding of what our clients experience while waiting for their families to be allowed into the U.S. We are dedicated to reuniting families and keeping families together through the immigration process.

If you need assistance with immigration matters, contact our law firm to schedule an appointment. We will be happy to guide you through the immigration process.

Dallas Family Immigration Concerns

Petitioning for permanent resident status for a family member can be a lengthy process. Factors to consider include: the sponsor's citizenship status, the familial relationship between the person seeking entry and the sponsor, and how the new immigrant will initially be supported.

Types of family-based visas available include:

• Immediate family members. Immediate family members are eligible for a family-based visa without regard to visa availability. Spouses, unmarried minor children and parents of U.S. citizens are all eligible to petition for a family-based immigration visa.
  
• Non-immediate family members/preferences. Non-immediate family members must wait for a visa to become available. These visas are awarded based upon the following preferences: Unmarried adult children of a U.S. citizen (1st preference); unmarried minor children of legal permanent residents (2nd preference, or 2A); unmarried adult children of permanent residents (2nd preference, or 2B); married children of a U.S. citizen (3rd preference); brothers or sisters of a U.S. citizen (4th preference).
  
• Fiancés/fiancées: Fiancés of U.S. citizens may come to the United States on a temporary fiancé visa (K-1) in order to be married. We also help clients obtain K-3 and K-4 visas (spouses and spouse's children of U.S. citizens).

While family immigration may have intricate requirements, the attorneys at the Law Offices of Richard A. Gump, Jr. can help you navigate the immigration process and bring family members into the United States.

Whether you need an immigration attorney to assist you with a Petition to Sponsor a Family Member (I-130 petition for alien resident) or you need a fiancé visa lawyer, we can provide you with comprehensive and knowledgeable legal representation. Contact the Law Offices of Richard A. Gump, Jr., to schedule an appointment to discuss your family immigration case.

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