Visas for Immediate Relatives

Are You in Need of a Visa for an Immediate Relative in Dallas?

When you want to unite your family in the U.S.A., the matters related to immigration and legal residency become of utmost concern. The current legal climate is moving towards changes in immigration law, and moving quickly is important. Currently, immediate relatives such as unmarried minor children, spouses and parents can file for a visa and become legal permanent residents. There is extensive paperwork necessary in order to move the process ahead and get your relative safely immigrated.

Any errors or omissions on the forms filed can create problems, slow the process and become costly. It is strongly advised that you contact a Dallas immigration attorney if you need to get your immediate family legally immigrated into the U.S.A., both to expedite the process and to ensure that your filings and paperwork are not hung up due to failing to fill in the forms properly or missing data.

Immediate Relative Visas in Dallas

Keeping our families together and getting immigration matters fully resolved is extremely important. Few of us enjoy engaging with government agencies as the process is often long and confusing, requiring much documentation, carefully drafted filings and interviews.

With assistance from the experienced legal team at the Mathur Law Offices, P.C., you can be assured that your immigration matter will be addressed professionally and the process made smooth. Our legal team has extensive experience in family-based visas and is proud of the service we have provided to families in the areas of Dallas, Fort Worth, Denton and Tyler.

There are likely changes coming on immigration law; much attention is being paid to the matter by federal authorities. It is critical that you take advantage of the opportunity to get your immediate relatives legally into the country before the laws become more complex, or the queue is so long that you may wait years for resolution of your family visa matters. We are prepared to file the necessary forms, advise you what to expect and guide you through the process to resolution.