Helping Your Spouse or Fiancé/Fiancée Immigrate to the U.S.
Immigration through marriage is a common means of obtaining permanent residence in the U.S. Philip Levin & Associates has been assisting spouses and fiancés/fiancées immigrate to the U.S since 1991.
To learn about your rights and responsibilities in all situations involving immigration and marriage, contact an experienced attorney at Philip Levin & Associates. The firm's practice has focused entirely on immigration issues since 1985. Our experience can help you take full advantage of your rights while avoiding the mistakes that could cause delays or unfavorable decisions.
Reliable Advice about Immigration through Marriage and Fiancé/Fiancée Visas
Philip Levin & Associates has represented hundreds of Immediate Relative clients before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) offices. In preparing your case, we use our experience and expertise to determine those legal issues that must be dealt with in your case and recommend the best course of action given your specific set of facts.
If you are married to a U.S. citizen, present in the U.S. and eligible to do so, our attorneys will assist you in preparing and filing the necessary petition and adjustment of status application in the U.S. If you have been married less than two years at the time your green card was initially approved, our office will help you in the joint petition process to become a permanent resident.
If you are a U.S. citizen and your fiancé/fiancée or spouse is overseas , our office will assist you in determining whether you need to file a K-1 or K-3 visa petition by filing the family petition with the CIS in the U.S. Once approved, we will also assist you in preparing for your fiancée/fiancé's interview at the U.S. Embassy.
Our lawyers will also help you find the best ways to resolve any problems you encounter if an allegation of marriage fraud or misrepresentation is made by the Government when you apply for adjustment of status or if you were already granted lawful residence based on marriage and the USCIS wishes to reopen your case. We can assist you with the strategy and, if necessary, any application for waiver of inadmissibility or a defense to allegations that the marriage was not undertaken in good faith.
We also help couples who fail to file the joint petition to remove conditions on residence within the required 90-day period. Our experience will benefit you and your family both before and after marriage. If you and your spouse or future spouse need help with visas, adjustment of status, the petition to remove conditional status or to defend yourself at an immigration hearing, contact a dependable attorney at the law firm of Philip Levin & Associates.
