The immigration lawyers at Richards and Jurusik Immigration Law have decades of combined experience in US immigration for family members of US citizens and US permanent residents (green card holders).

Although we can assist with most US immigration law matters, we have specific experience with:

  • Green cards for spouses, parents, children, and siblings of US citizens
  • K-1 Visas for fiancé(e)s
  • Green cards for spouses and children of US permanent residents (green card holders)

Green Cards for Spouses

If you are a foreign national married to a US citizen, they can petition on your behalf for a green card and permanent residence.

About Green Cards for Spouses

Green Cards for Family

If you are a foreign national and a qualifying family member of a US citizen or permanent resident, they can petition on your behalf for permanent residence.

About Green Cards for Family

K-1 Visas for Fiancés or Fiancées

If you are a foreign national engaged to a US citizen, your fiancé or fiancée can petition on your behalf to obtain a K-1 Visa to enter the US for the purpose of marriage.

About K-1 Fiancé(e) Visas

Our Resources for Family-based Immigration

Understanding the U.S. Immigration System: An Overview
Understanding the U.S. Immigration System: An Overview
The U.S. immigration system is built on principles like family reunification, economic contributions, and humanitarian protection. It offers pathways through family-based and employment-based immigration, refugee and asylee programs, the Diversity Visa Program, and humanitarian relief. Understanding these options helps individuals navigate the complex legal process and, in some cases, apply for U.S. citizenship.
Age Calculation Under the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA)
Age Calculation Under the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA)
The Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) prevents certain immigrant beneficiaries from losing eligibility due to "aging out" during visa processing. This post covers how the CSPA age is calculated, explains the impact of extraordinary circumstances, and describes the concept of visa retrogression.
Understanding Family-Based vs. Employment-Based Green Cards
Understanding Family-Based vs. Employment-Based Green Cards
Family-based and employment-based green cards both lead to U.S. permanent residence, but their processes differ significantly. Learn the key distinctions and which path may be right for you.
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