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Family Petition Document Support
Bring Your Family Closer
Organized document preparation for eligible family-based petitions, including spouse, parent, child and sibling cases. We help turn your records into a clear, filing-ready package using information you provide and approve.
Service TypeDocument Support
Primary ReferenceForm I-130
AvailabilityVirtual Nationwide
Filing DetailsVerify Current Instructions
Clear ScopeAdministrative support only
Client ReviewYou approve all information
Privacy FocusedCareful document handling
Current GuidanceOfficial requirements should be rechecked before filing
Who This Is For
Is this service right for your paperwork?
- U.S. citizens petitioning for a spouse, parent, child or sibling
- Lawful permanent residents petitioning for a spouse or unmarried child
- Spousal petitions requiring Form I-130A
- Families preparing for consular processing or a later adjustment-of-status step
How We Help
Structured support from records to filing readiness
- Form I-130 and I-130A typing from client-provided answers
- Personalized civil-document checklist
- Relationship-evidence organization and labeling
- Certified-translation checklist support
- Online or paper packet organization
- Final completeness and filing-readiness review
Your Preparation Roadmap
A clear step-by-step process
Collect identity and civil records
Prepare the applicable forms
Organize relationship evidence
Review signatures, fees and filing method
Submit and retain the receipt notice
Document Checklist
Records commonly prepared for this service
- Petitioner passport, birth certificate, naturalization certificate or Green Card
- Beneficiary passport and birth certificate
- Marriage certificate for a spousal petition
- Divorce decrees, death certificates or annulment records for prior marriages
- Birth certificates establishing parent-child or sibling relationships
- Certified English translations for non-English documents
- For spouses: shared residence, finances, insurance, taxes, photographs and other relationship records
Requirements vary by filing basis and may change. Always use the latest instructions from the responsible government agency.
Before You File
Common issues to avoid
- Using an outdated form edition
- Missing signatures or required supplemental forms
- Submitting unclear or incomplete civil records
- Leaving foreign-language documents untranslated
- Sending weakly organized relationship evidence
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful answers before you begin
Who may file a family petition?
A U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident may petition for qualifying relatives. The available category and next steps depend on the relationship and the petitioner’s status.
Does approval of Form I-130 grant a Green Card?
No. Approval establishes the qualifying relationship. The beneficiary generally continues through consular processing or adjustment of status, when eligible and when a visa is available.
Can you help organize bona fide marriage evidence?
Yes. We can organize and label client-provided records into a clear package. We do not determine legal sufficiency or provide legal strategy.
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