Help with your green card filing
An introduction to a licensed immigration attorney for your I-140, I-485, or family-based I-130 filing.
A green card filing has several stages, and each has its own forms and evidence. For most Indian applicants in the employment categories, the wait between stages is long and depends on the monthly Visa Bulletin.
A mistake or a missing document can lead to a request for evidence or a denial, so most people use an attorney for the filing itself.
What this covers
- Employment-based filings: Form I-140 and Form I-485.
- Family-based filings: Form I-130.
- Reading the Visa Bulletin and knowing when your priority date lets you file.
- Work and travel permits while your I-485 is pending.
How it works
Email us a short description of your situation. We introduce you to a licensed immigration attorney who handles cases like yours. The attorney reviews your case, quotes a fee, and works with you directly.
Common questions
Employment-based filings on Form I-140 and Form I-485, and family-based filings on Form I-130. It also covers work and travel permits while your I-485 is pending.
A mistake or a missing document can lead to a request for evidence or a denial. Each stage of a green card filing has its own forms and evidence.
Yes. Your employer's attorney represents your employer. An independent attorney can review your case and answer questions about your own options.