Family-Based Immigration and Other USCIS Matters
The firm represents individuals and families in family-based immigration and a range of USCIS matters, with individualized guidance, clear communication, and a clear understanding of next steps.
Family-Based Immigration Representation
Representation may include family petitions, adjustment-of-status matters, consular processing, and related waivers, with each case evaluated in light of the client's immigration history, procedural posture, and long-term goals.
Services May Include
Family Petitions
- Form I-130 petitions for spouses, children, parents, and siblings
- Marriage-based green cards and adjustment of status (Form I-485)
- Fiancé(e) petitions and K-1 visa cases (Form I-129F)
Consular & Related Matters
- Consular processing and immigrant visa applications
- Cuban Adjustment Act applications
- Removal of conditions on residence (Form I-751)
Waivers & Employment Authorization
- Waivers of inadmissibility, including Forms I-601 and I-601A
- Work permits and employment authorization (Form I-765)
Other USCIS Matters
The firm also represents clients in a range of humanitarian, employment-based, citizenship, and post-decision USCIS matters.
Visas & Employment-Based Matters
- Visitor visa matters, including B-1/B-2 applications
- O-1 extraordinary ability petitions
- E-2 investor and other employment-based matters
- TN visas for qualified Mexican and Canadian professionals
Humanitarian Matters
- VAWA self-petitions
- U visas and T visas
Citizenship & Permanent Residence
- Naturalization and citizenship applications (Form N-400)
- Green card renewals and replacements (Form I-90)
USCIS Case Issues & Follow-Up
- Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny
- Motions to reopen or reconsider USCIS decisions
Clear Guidance Through the USCIS Process
Whether the matter involves a family petition, a humanitarian filing, a waiver, or a response to a USCIS notice, the goal is careful preparation, clear communication, and practical guidance at every stage.
USCIS eligibility, filing strategy, and available options depend on the facts of each case and the governing law.
Akela's Approach
- Individualized case strategy
- Preparation
- Clear client communication
- Client-focused advocacy
- Personal perspective on the immigration process
Getting Started
Schedule a Consultation
Reach out to set up a time to talk with the firm about your situation.
Discuss Your Situation
Share the details of your case so it can be reviewed carefully and thoughtfully.
Understand Your Next Steps
Leave with a clear picture of the options and next steps available to you.
Discuss Your Family-Based Immigration Matter
Reach out to discuss your family-based immigration matter and understand your options.