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Family Petition I-130
Form I-130, Family Petition, is the first step in the family-based immigration process, allowing U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to petition for their immediate or preference relatives for permanent residence (green card). This process is essential for family reunification, whether through adjustment of status within the United States or consular processing from abroad. At Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, we offer professional I-130 services nationwide, helping families throughout the U.S. and Latin America navigate the complex USCIS immigration system safely and efficiently.
Family petitions are divided into two groups according to the Visa Bulletin.
Immediate relatives have no waiting periods and include the husband or wife , parents , and unmarried children under 21 years of age of U.S. citizens.
Family preference categories are subject to waiting times and depend on the Visa Bulletin. These include unmarried children over 21 or married children of U.S. citizens , spouses and children of permanent residents , and siblings of U.S. citizens . Each case is different and must be evaluated individually.
Form I-130 is the application that allows a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to petition for certain family members to obtain legal immigration status in the United States. This petition is the first crucial step in reuniting families and beginning the process toward permanent residency (a green card).
At Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, we offer nationwide family petition services, assisting families in California, Texas, Illinois, Florida, and throughout the United States, as well as beneficiaries in Latin America and abroad. Our team prepares your Form I-130 accurately and strategically to avoid delays and strengthen your case from the start.
At Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, we specialize in I-130 family petitions, helping families reunite and navigate the complex U.S. immigration system with professional, clear, and reliable support. We offer nationwide immigration services, guiding citizens and permanent residents through every step of the process so their loved ones can live legally and safely in the U.S. or advance from Latin America and abroad.
USCIS Cost:
Form I-130 (Family Petition) has an official fee set by USCIS, which varies depending on the filing method. The USCIS fee is $675 if the petition is filed on paper and $625 if filed online through the USCIS system. This payment is made directly to the government and is required to process the petition.
Cost of Hermandad Mexicana Nacional:
In addition, Hermandad Mexicana Nacional charges a professional services fee, which covers eligibility review, complete preparation of Form I-130, organization of supporting documents, proper case presentation, and support throughout the process. Our goal is to prevent errors and strengthen your petition.
Required Documentation for a Family Petition Application (I-130)
To properly file an I-130 Family Petition, USCIS requires documentation that proves a valid family relationship between the petitioner and the beneficiary.
This includes proof of the petitioner's immigration status (citizenship or permanent residency) and documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, or other proof of kinship, as well as additional evidence in certain cases, such as previous marriages, divorces, or documents in another language. At Hermandad Mexicana Nacional, we review and organize all your evidence to meet USCIS requirements and reduce delays or additional applications.
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