Bring your spouse or fiancée to the US
Are you and your significant other separated by distance and longing to be together in the United States? As an experienced immigration attorney, I understand the pain and uncertainty that comes with being separated from your loved one. That's why I am here to help you navigate the complex process of obtaining a marriage or fiance visa and reunite with your spouse or fiancée in the United States.
With my personalized guidance and support, you can confidently pursue your love across international borders and start building your future together in the United States. Don't let distance or legal barriers keep you and your partner apart any longer. Let me help you bring your spouse or fiance to the United States and begin the next chapter of your relationship on solid legal footing.
To learn more about how I can help you reunite with your spouse or fiancée in the United States, book a consultation with me or join my next free Immigration Q&A session on social media. I am here to support you every step of the way.
Trusted guidance for family immigration
spouse visas
Obtaining a US visa for your spouse allows them to legally live, work, and travel in the United States.
IMMIGRATION WAIVERS
An immigration waiver can help you get around certain issues that might normally keep you from getting a visa or green card, like past crimes or immigration mistakes.
fiance visas
A fiancé visa allows your significant other to enter the United States for the purpose of getting married, after which they can apply for a green card to live and work in the country permanently.
naturalization
Becoming a US citizen gives you the right to live and work in the United States permanently, as well as the ability to vote, travel with a US passport, and sponsor certain family members for green cards.
FAMILY IMMIGRATION
Reunite your loved ones through family immigration. Bring your parents and siblings to live and work legally in the US.
immigration appeals
Filing an immigration appeal allows you to challenge a decision made by the agency that you disagree with, potentially leading to a reversal or change in the decision and allowing you to move forward with your immigration case.