Family & partner visas

Capped, waitlisted green-card routes for more distant relatives of US citizens and green-card holders, from adult children to siblings.

Permanent green-card immigrant visas for the closest relatives of a US citizen — spouses, unmarried children under 21, and parents — with no annual numerical limit.

Lets the foreign fiancé(e) of a US citizen enter the United States to marry within 90 days and then apply for a green card.

First, realizing there is no one-size-fits-all solution for relocating parents permanently to the United States is important. The procedure will depend on many factors, inc…

Without a consistent source of income, you can still sponsor your parents by using assets or a partner sponsor to cover the necessary costs.

If you meet the necessary qualifications such as having sufficient finances, you may sponsor your family's immigration to the USA.

To live in the USA you need a sponsor who fulfills specific qualifications and is a US citizen or lawful permanent resident.

You can apply for a US visa together as a family. Still, you must be informed of the various conditions and procedures involved.

Even if you don't currently reside in the US, you can sponsor your parents for a green card if you have one. There will be more requirements.

Getting a visa is necessary to bring your foreign parents to the USA. Every visa has different eligibility requirements, so you must prepare.

A B2 visa is a visitor visa that allows people to travel, receive medical care, and visit relatives and friends in the United States. However, the issue of how long they ca…

Parents on a B2 visa can only stay in the country for six months. However, they can apply for extensions if they have a good cause.

The IR-5 visa and the F-1 visa are the two primary parent visa categories. Parents of US citizens over 21 who can show proof of citizenship qualify for the IR-5 visa. The F…

The Federal Poverty Guidelines, established by the US government, determine the income needed for sponsorshi to the US.

You must make at least the required amount based on the size of your home to sponsor your parents in the US. It is possible to dual sponsor.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently updated its guidelines, making the process smoother

US citizens and holders of green cards who desire to bring their families to the US can apply for US Family Visas.

If you're a US citizen or permanent resident, you may want to move your parents to the US with you. This article breaks down the parent visa process

You must submit an I-130 petition and provide proof of your relationship with your parent(s) to sponsor them for a green card.

Grandparents, stepparents, aunts, uncles, and in-laws are considered relatives. Parents, siblings, and children are immediate relatives.