How to qualify for a family-based Visa?

 

For the majority of immigrants, the main goal is to get a green card. Many U.S. citizen also wants to help their loved ones to obtain a green card to reunite with their families. But what are the qualifications that need to be met to achieve this goal? Some of the requirements to qualify for a family-based Visa are mentioned below:


 

For immediate family: Close family members are given priority when applying for a family-based visa. You can assist someone in becoming a lawful permanent resident if they satisfy specific criteria, which include:

  •  They are the spouse of a citizen of the United States.
  • They are an unmarried child of a US citizen under the age of 21.
  • They are the parent of a U.S. citizen who is 21 or older.


For non-immediate family: for a non-immediate family member, the requirements for a family-based visa included-

  • Second preference (F2A) - They must be a lawful permanent resident's spouse or kid (unmarried and under 21 years old).
  • Second preference (F2B) - They have to be the single sons or daughters of lawful permanent residents (21 years of age or older).
  • Third priority (F3) - Children must be the married sons or daughters of United States citizens.
  •  Fourth preference (F4) - They must be U.S. citizens' brothers and sisters (if the U.S. citizen is 21 years of age and older.


If you are still unsure about whether you qualify or not you can get the help of the best family lawyer in Bakersfield CA, a professional will help you walk through the process with ease. Look for a good immigration lawyer in Houston and other parts of the U.S. who will be committed to providing dedicated work and always work for you and your loved one’s betterment.

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