Marriage and Family Visas Louisiana

Our team of lawyers in Louisiana specializes in helping clients obtain different types of family visas. These visas are meant to bring families together by allowing foreign nationals to join their loved ones in the United States. We handle the following types of family visas:

• Immediate Relative Petitions: Available to U.S. citizens, these petitions allow sponsorship of spouses, unmarried children under 21 years old, and parents. Immediate relative petitions have no numerical limits, making them highly advantageous for family reunification.
• Family Preference Visas: These visas are available to both U.S. citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents (Green Card holders) They come in various categories, including:
  • F1: Unmarried adult children of U.S. citizens.
  • F2: Spouses and unmarried children of Legal Permanent Residents.
  • F3: Married children of U.S. citizens.
  • F4: Siblings of U.S. citizens.

Each category has specific eligibility requirements based on the beneficiary's age, marital status, and the petitioner's immigration status. Our experienced attorneys are well-versed in navigating these requirements, ensuring that clients' petitions are accurately and efficiently prepared.

Our skilled Marriage and Family Visas Attorneys in Louisiana can help you get a green card through marriage in many ways.

1. Expertise in Establishing Marriages: Our attorneys are skilled at handling the complexities of proving a real and authentic marriage. They make sure all documents are prepared accurately and help you gather the needed evidence to support your case.
2. Comprehensive Documentation: They will guide you in filling out all required forms and help compile all necessary documents to ensure a smooth application process, reducing the risk of delays or denials.
3. Understanding Who Qualifies: Our attorneys will help you understand if you qualify for a visa based on marriage, family member's petition, or employer sponsorship.

When getting ready to apply for a family visa, make sure to collect important documents and information to back up your case. These requirements can vary depending on the type of visa you're applying for and your relationship with the petitioner. Commonly required items include:

1. Original birth certificates (with translations if needed) for both petitioner and beneficiary.
2. Original or certified marriage certificate (with translations if needed) for spouses, or divorce certificates if applicable.
3. Copies of petitioner's financial documents (tax returns, W-2s, etc.) to prove financial sponsorship.
4. Proof of petitioner's U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status (e.g., passport, green card).
5. Photos of the petitioner and beneficiary together to demonstrate a genuine relationship.
6. Any beneficiary court records for criminal convictions or immigration violations, if relevant.
7. Copies of past immigration-related applications or records (e.g., visa approvals or denials).

What sets our Louisiana family immigration law firm, Rozas & Associates, apart is our unwavering dedication to reuniting families through immigration. We have extensive experience in family immigration law and understand the complexity of family-based immigrant visas. 

Our team focuses on bringing families together and is committed to helping clients navigate the immigration process smoothly and with care. Whether you're seeking a marriage visa or permanent residency for family members, we're here to guide you efficiently and compassionately. 

Our skilled team of lawyers and staff who can speak multiple languages give clients individualized attention. We make sure each client gets strong, one-on-one legal support customized to their specific needs. We believe in listening, empathizing, and providing honest answers to alleviate the stress our clients may be experiencing during difficult times. When you choose Rozas & Associates, you're choosing a team dedicated to your success and well-being.