Family Based Permanent Residency

Pittsburgh Family-Based Visas

In the United States, we understand the importance of keeping families together and united in the country they choose. For relatives who wish to reunite here, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has many complex rules regarding eligibility. Factors such as the country of the immigrating family member, whether the sponsor is a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident, and even whether the parties are immediate or distant relatives all come into play.

At Ventresca & Ventresca, LLP, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, our Pittsburgh family-based visa attorneys have been clients throughout the country, including those from the states of California, Florida, New York, Massachusetts, Michigan, and New Jersey. With 13 years of powerful experience, we are dedicated to helping clients with matters including:

• Permanent Residents Petitioning for Family Members – If you need well-grounded legal advice on how to sponsor your foreign-born spouse or other family member for residency, let us help you expedite the process and tell you what to expect.
• U.S. Citizens Petitioning for Family Members – If you are a U.S. citizen trying to bring family members over, many categories and complex factors will determine their eligibility. Whether the relative is immediate or distant, married or unmarried, under or over the age of 21, a sibling or offspring all need to be taken into account.
• Fiance(e) Petition – At Ventresca & Ventresca, LLP, our K-1 Visa attorneys understand how stressful it can be to try to bring your alien fiancé or fiancée to the U.S. to be married. With our years of experience, we can tell you exactly what documents you need and will help get the visa petition processed in a timely manner.

Contact an Experienced Pennsylvania Immigration Lawyer

When time is of the essence, it makes sense to hire a law firm that has handled many visa cases. For questions about the green card lottery, visa lottery, or diversity lottery, contact the Pittsburgh family–based visa attorneys at Ventresca & Ventresca, LLP, today.