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Levy & Partners is your trusted partner in the complex and emotional process of family-based immigration petitions. Our experienced immigration attorneys specialize in helping families come together in the United States, navigating the intricate web of U.S. immigration laws and regulations. Whether you are a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident seeking to sponsor a family member, we provide expert guidance at every step of the process. From evaluating eligibility and preparing the necessary documentation to guiding you through the often lengthy and sometimes complex application procedures, we are dedicated to reuniting loved ones and fostering family unity. With Levy & Partners, you have a compassionate and experienced team by your side to ensure that your family’s immigration journey is as smooth and successful as possible. Contact us today to take the first step in bringing your family together in the United States.
“Levy & Partners made the immigration process feel manageable and less overwhelming. They were professional, knowledgeable, and compassionate. Thanks to their expertise, my family is finally reunited in the United States. We can’t express how grateful we are for their support.”
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How a Family Petitions Lawyer at Levy & Partners Can Help
A Family Petitions Lawyer at Levy & Partners can assist you in reuniting with your loved ones by guiding you through the family-based immigration process. Our team ensures all forms are accurately completed, supporting documents are properly submitted, and deadlines are met. We also help you navigate complex immigration laws, address any potential challenges, and represent you in case of legal issues. By offering personalized guidance and strategic advice, we work to make the family petition process as smooth and successful as possible.
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Looking to reunite with your family through the immigration process? Reach out to our skilled family petitions attorneys at Levy & Partners in Florida for personalized guidance and dedicated support. Get started today by filling out the contact form or giving us a call to discuss how we can help bring your loved ones closer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who Can I Sponsor Through a Family Petition?
U.S. citizens can sponsor their immediate relatives, including spouses, parents, and unmarried children under 21. Lawful permanent residents (green card holders) can sponsor their spouses and unmarried children.
How Long Does the Family Petition Process Take?
The processing time can vary depending on the relationship, the sponsoring family member’s status, and other factors. Generally, immediate relatives of U.S. citizens may have shorter waiting times, while other categories may face longer backlogs.
What Documents Are Required for a Family Petition?
The specific documents needed vary based on the relationship and sponsoring family member’s status. Common documents include birth certificates, marriage certificates, proof of the sponsoring family member’s status, and proof of the relationship.
Can I Appeal a Denied Family Petition?
Yes, if your family petition is denied, you typically have the option to appeal the decision. It’s essential to consult with an immigration attorney to determine the best course of action and address the reasons for the denial.
Are There Annual Quotas for Family-Based Immigration?
Yes, there are annual quotas or numerical limits for certain family-sponsored preference categories. This can lead to waiting periods for certain family members based on the family relationship and the country of origin.
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