I-130 · spouse
Petition for a spouse
Sponsor a husband or wife as the relative of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
Petition, adjustment and interview prep — handled by a licensed attorney.
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We connect you with independent, licensed immigration attorneys for a free consultation about your family petition — you compare, and you decide.
General information, not legal advice — your options come from the attorney you choose.
Sponsor a husband or wife as the relative of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
Petition, adjustment and interview prep — handled by a licensed attorney.
Get a free consultationU.S. citizens 21 or older can petition for a mother or father.
Often one of the faster family categories. Eligibility is fact-specific.
Get a free consultationSponsor children, married or unmarried, minor or adult.
The category and the wait depend on their age and on your status.
Get a free consultationU.S. citizens 21 or older can petition for brothers and sisters.
The F4 category can carry a long wait — priority-date waits apply.
Get a free consultationBring the fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen here to marry within 90 days.
Requirements are specific — a free consult confirms which route fits.
Get a free consultationProcess an immigrant visa through a U.S. consulate, including the NVC steps.
Process and timing vary by country and are set by the government.
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To an independent, licensed attorney who handles family petitions.
They explain who you can petition for, the likely wait, and their fees.
Hire the attorney who fits, on terms you agree in writing.
FamilyBridge is an independent referral service. We give no legal advice; the attorney you choose does the work.
Only licensed attorneys and DOJ-accredited representatives may give immigration legal advice in the U.S.
Petitions are decided solely by USCIS and priority dates set the wait. We are not affiliated with any government agency.
I'd tried to figure out my wife's petition alone for months. One free consultation with a licensed attorney made it feel possible, not overwhelming.
I wanted to bring my mother here and had no idea where to start. The attorney walked me through it honestly — including the wait.
We were confused about a fiancé visa versus marrying first. A licensed attorney laid out both paths and warned me about the notarios.
Composite, illustrative examples — not statements from identified clients. Individual results vary, and nothing here predicts or promises a result.
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