Attorney NYC | Family Based Immigrant Visa Approval

Under United States immigration law, the spouse and minor unmarried children of a US citizen qualify as immediate relatives, which means their immigrant visas are not subject to annual numerical limits.

The attorney NYC team carefully confirmed that the marital relationship was legally valid and ongoing, and that the child met the age and marital status requirements at every stage of processing.

Special attention was given to ensuring that the passage of time did not alter eligibility, particularly with respect to the child’s age and dependency status during USCIS and NVC review.

Because the marriage exceeded two years by the time of visa issuance, the spouse qualified for unconditional lawful permanent residence rather than conditional status.

This distinction was addressed clearly in the filings prepared by the attorney NYC to prevent classification errors that could otherwise lead to unnecessary future filings.

Accurate presentation of marriage duration reduced the risk of post entry compliance issues and ensured clarity at the consular stage.

The immigrant visa process formally began on March 11 2022 with the filing of Form I 130 petitions on behalf of the spouse and minor child.

The attorney NYC team compiled civil documents, proof of US citizenship, and relationship evidence in a structured format to minimize the likelihood of requests for additional evidence.

By anticipating common adjudication concerns, the petitions proceeded through USCIS review without procedural interruption.

At this stage, the attorney NYC continued oversight to ensure that case numbers were issued correctly and that the transition from petition adjudication to visa processing occurred smoothly.

This continuity of representation helped prevent delays that often arise during inter agency handoffs.

The National Visa Center required submission of civil documents, financial sponsorship materials, and visa application forms for each beneficiary.

The attorney NYC guided the family through affidavit of support preparation to demonstrate that the US citizen petitioner met federal financial requirements.

Careful review of translations and document consistency allowed the case to become documentarily qualified without delay.

Once the case was scheduled for interview, the attorney NYC provided structured guidance on interview expectations and document presentation.

The family attended consular interviews prepared to clearly explain their family structure and immigration intent.

In addition to family based immigrant visas, the practice regularly handles visitor visas, student visas, intracompany transfer visas, and treaty investor visas, all managed in compliance with applicable regulations.

Employment based immigrant matters such as national interest waiver petitions are also handled with a focus on long term immigration planning.

By integrating nonimmigrant and immigrant strategies, the attorney NYC ensures continuity for clients at different stages of their US immigration journey.