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$2,000 for each additional family member (if applying together)
A family relationship by itself does not guarantee a green card. Two people may have the same basis for filing immigration documents but receive completely different outcomes. The result of a case may be affected by current immigration status, travel history, previous USCIS filings, length of stay in the United States, and many other circumstances. For this reason, family-based immigration requires more than simply completing forms.
Having a spouse, parent, or child who is a U.S. citizen may provide a basis for filing immigration documents; however, the outcome of the case depends on many additional factors. It is important to understand in advance the potential limitations, legal requirements, and circumstances that may affect the review of the application.
Many problems arise not because a person is ineligible for immigration benefits, but because of mistakes made before the documents are filed. An incomplete assessment of the situation, an incorrectly chosen strategy, or delayed action may lead to additional requests for evidence, lengthy delays, and other complications that can often be avoided with proper preparation.
That is why we approach every case individually. Our goal is to evaluate all the circumstances of each situation, identify potential risks, and develop a strategy that meets the requirements of the law and the client’s goals.
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