At Brozovich Law, we know how much is at stake when it comes to family immigration. Every petition is more than paperwork — it’s a story of love, sacrifice, and hope.
Our goal is to help you and your family achieve your immigration-related goals, while making the process as simple and transparent as possible and not break your budget. We are a Colorado law firm serving all of Colorado and clients nationwide.
Family-Based Green Cards
How We Can Help
Family Sponsorship (I-130)
This initial step in the family-based green card process involves a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident filing the I-130 form to establish a qualifying familial relationship with a foreign national relative. It verifies relationships like marriage, parentage, or siblinghood, allowing the relative to apply for a family-sponsored visa and seek permanent residency, thus facilitating family reunification in the U.S.
Adjustment of Status (I-485)
This second step in the family-based immigration process allows individuals in the United States to change their immigration status to that of a lawful permanent resident (green card holder) without having to leave the country. This process is typically available to those eligible for a green card through family ando other categories. Once approved, the applicant receives their green card, granting them permanent resident status.
Waivers (I-601 and I-212)
Waivers can allow individuals facing inadmissibility to seek reentry or adjustment of status. The I-601 waiver addresses grounds such as prior unlawful presence and specific criminal charges, while the I-212 waiver is for those previously deported seeking permission to re-enter the U.S. Both require proof of extreme hardship to qualifying family members, making the application process rigorous.
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