Immigration

Our Immigration Services

From green cards and citizenship to visas and humanitarian relief — explore how Alo Legal can guide you through every stage of the U.S. immigration process.

Adjustment of Status

Apply for your green card from within the United States.

Green Card Renewal

Renew or replace an expiring, lost, or damaged resident card.

Removal of Conditions

Move from a conditional to a permanent green card.

Immigrant Visas

Family-based visas processed through a U.S. consulate abroad.

NVC Processing

Navigate the National Visa Center stage with confidence.

Fiancé Visa (K-1)

Bring your fiancé(e) to the U.S. to marry and settle.

Naturalization

Take the final step and become a U.S. citizen.

Certificate of Citizenship

Document U.S. citizenship acquired through a parent.

DACA

Relief and work authorization for childhood arrivals.

Temporary Protected Status

Protection for nationals of designated countries.

Advance Parole

Travel abroad while your application is still pending.

Military Parole in Place

Legal status and a green card path for the families of U.S. service members and veterans.

Reentry Permit

Protect your green card during extended travel abroad.

We know family is very important and is the bedrock foundation of our society. That is why immigration laws in the United States are so important to us. Whether you want to sponsor a spouse, parent, sibling or fiancee, or adjust status, you have come to the right place.

We get your applications and documents filed correctly the first time, so you don’t have any delays. We do all the hard work, so you can enjoy your time with family and friends.

General Guidelines

U.S. citizens may petition for immediate relatives:

U.S. citizens may petition for other relatives:

Legal Permanent Residents may petition for relatives:

These procedures involve filing a petition and an affidavit of support to prove that you will be able to financially support the relative once they move to this country. There are certain minimum income requirements to be met. If your immediate relative is currently living legally in the United States, they may be a candidate for lawful permanent residence. Additionally, if your relative is living abroad, they can apply for permanent residence after the petition has been approved. We can aid in obtaining permanent status for your relative. We concentrate on the following areas:

Contact our office today to schedule a confidential consultation.