Family Immigration Services in El Paso, TX
Focused on residency procedures for family members of residents and U.S. citizens.
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Learn about our types of legal procedures and processes:
Adjustment of Status
An adjustment of status is an immigration process that allows you to get residency inside the United States. This process can be done for immediate family petitions, which include spouses of citizens, United States citizen children over 21 petitioning their parents, and United States citizens petitioning their children under 21. To qualify for this petition, the individual must have entered legally.
Consular Processing
Consular processing is for individuals who want to obtain their residency from their home country. Residency is available immediately for spouses and children under 21, and parents of children over 21 of United States Citizens. It is also available for spouses and unmarried children under 21 of permanent residents. Residency is also available for other categories of family members, even if it isn’t immediate (single) children over 21 of permanent residents, children over 21 (single and married) of United States citizens, and siblings of United States citizens.
I-751(Quitar Condiciones)
Process to remove conditions on permanent residency for individuals that obtained their residency through a spouse to whom they’ve been married for less than 2 years.
Citizenship
Process for citizenship for individuals that have been permanent residents for 3 or 5 years. To qualify for citizenship, the person must prove good moral character, and the applicant must be able to read, write, and speak English. Applicant must present a civics exam.
Waiver
Immigration waivers are a legal process that allows applicants to overcome certain grounds of inadmissibility in order to continue with a residency or visa application. The most common forms are the I-601 and I-601A. Form I-601 covers grounds such as immigration fraud, unlawful presence, certain criminal records, and other grounds of inadmissibility. Specifically, it can be used for the 10-year bar, the permanent bar, fraud or misrepresentation, and alien smuggling, among other grounds.
Form I-601A (provisional waiver) applies to individuals with unlawful presence who are still in the United States and need to leave for their consular interview. To qualify, the applicant must have a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse or parent who can demonstrate extreme hardship in the event of separation. If you believe your case may require an I-601 or I-601A immigration waiver, tell us about your situation and we'll guide you.
I-90 renewal
Process to renew/ replace a green card
Consular Report of Birth Abroad
Process that allows children of United States citizens abroad to derive citizenship.