What’s Included
2,500+ family cases handled
Same-day appointments available
Bilingual filings & interview prep
Joint sponsor & affidavit guidance
Free initial consultation
Bringing Families Back Together
Family is the foundation of immigration law in the United States and at Status Granted, it's the foundation of our practice. We help U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents petition for spouses, children, parents, and siblings, and we guide families through every step of the process from the initial I-130 petition to the green card interview.
Whether you're filing for a spouse who entered without inspection, sponsoring a fiancé(e) abroad through a K-1 visa, or navigating a complicated case involving prior immigration history, we handle the paperwork, anticipate the obstacles, and prepare you for what to expect. Our goal is simple: get your family together, legally and permanently.
Adjustment of Status & Consular Processing
Eligible applicants already in the United States can apply for a green card through adjustment of status (Form I-485). We file the petition, employment authorization, advance parole, and prepare you fully for your USCIS interview, including practice sessions in English or Spanish. For applicants outside the U.S., we handle consular processing through the National Visa Center and walk you through every document, fee, and embassy interview requirement.
For couples filing marriage-based petitions, we help compile the bona fide marriage evidence USCIS expects: joint financial documents, photos, lease agreements, sworn statements from friends and family, and more. Strong evidence prevents Stokes interviews and Requests for Evidence that delay approval by months.
Fiancé(e) Visas & Complex Family Cases
The K-1 fiancé(e) visa lets U.S. citizens bring their partner to the United States to marry within 90 days of arrival, after which we file the adjustment of status. We handle the I-129F petition, embassy interview prep, and the full transition to lawful permanent residency.
We also take on the complicated cases other firms turn away: prior removal orders, unlawful presence bars, immigration fraud allegations, criminal history affecting admissibility, and visa overstays requiring §212(a)(9)(B) or §212(a)(9)(C) waivers. Every family situation is different, we listen first, then build the path forward.
Why clients choose Status Granted
Strategy, preparation, and the willingness to fight hard cases.
From the first consultation to the final approval, our team builds your case with the documentation, witness work, and legal strategy that turns hard cases into wins.