Charleston Family Visa Attorney in Charleston, SC

Family Unification-Based Visas

There are many different types of family unification-based visas that permit access into the U.S. Each visa offers a different path that people can take to change their status from non-immigrant to immigrant. An individual wishing to be united or reunited with their family members will follow either consular processing or adjustment of status. Attorney representation from a qualified Charleston immigration lawyer at our firm should be sought because the process can be detailed, complex, and costly. Therefore, it is imperative to strive to get it right on the first filing. Below we have outlined various family unification-based visas, acts, and definitions to help you accurately assess which should be filed:

• Adjustment of Status
• Advanced Parole (Travel Document) & Emergency Travel
• Affidavit of Support
• B-2 Visa, Visitor-Tourist
• Battered Spouse & Children
• Biometrics (Fingerprints)
• C-1 Visa, Transit & Foreign Travelers
• Child Status Protected Act
• Citizenship
• Conditional Permanent Residency Removal 
• Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
• DACA Frequently Asked Questions
• Diversity Lottery, Permanent Residency (Green Card)
• Employment Authorization Document (Work Permit)
• Family Preferences
• Green Card Through Registry
• Humanitarian Parole
• International Marriage Broker Regulation Act of 2006
• Interview Process at USCIS
• K-1 Visa, Fiancé/Fiancée Of U.S. Citizen
• K-2 Visa, Children of K-1 Visa Holder
• K-3 Visa, Spouses of U.S. Citizens Outside the U.S.
• K-4 Visa, Children of K-3 Visa Holders
• N-7 Visa, Special Government Informant
• N-8 Visa, Parent of Special Immigrant (Informant)
• N-9 Visa, Child of Special Immigrant (Informant)
• Naturalization
• Naturalization Test
• Permanent Residency (Green Card) Via Family & Widow Basis
• Permanent Residency (Green Card) Via Marriage
• Refugee Travel Document
• Renewal of Green Card
• Replacement of Citizenship Certificate
• Replacement of Lost, Stolen, or Destroyed Green Card
• Same-Sex Marriages, Adoptions, Transgender & Transsexuals
• Sham Marriages
• T-1 Visa, Victims of Human Trafficking
• T-2 Visa, Spouse of T-1 Visa Holder
• T-3 Visa, Children of T-1 Visa Holder
• T-4 Visa, Parents of T-1 Visa Holder
• T-5 Visa, Siblings of T-1 Visa Holder
• U-1 Visa, Alien Victims of Crime
• U-2 Visa, Spouse of U-1 Visa Holder
• U-3 Visa, Children of U-1 Visa Holder
• U-4 Visa, Parents, Adopted Parents, and Stepparents of U-1 Visa Holders
• U-5 Visa, Siblings of U-1 Visa Holders
• V-1 Visa, Spouse of Permanent Resident Outside of U.S. Waiting Over 3 Years Overseas
• V-2 Visa, Children of Permanent Resident Outside of U.S. Waiting Over 3 Years Overseas
• V-3 Visa, Children of V-1 and V-2 Visa Holders
• Widow Visa

Let an immigration lawyer in Charleston, SC Help Your Family

Whatever your situation, our firm can help you determine which visa would be the best fit for your particular situation. We will also discuss your personal lifestyle choices and evaluate the probability of successful processing of your application to the USCIS.