Form I-130
I want to bring my family
Family Petitions
CPV fee
Price on request
Confirmed with you before we start
USCIS fees are separate
What we do with you
The family petition is the first paper the government asks for when a citizen or a resident wants to petition for a relative.
If you are a citizen or a permanent resident and want to petition for a close relative, the form for this process is the I-130. Who can petition for whom depends on each case, and that is for you or your attorney to confirm. We fill out the form with you, read your certificates together and put together the proof that you are family. One petition per relative.
For example
You are a citizen and want to petition for your mother, who lives in Honduras. You bring your birth certificate, your mother's birth certificate and your proof of citizenship. You leave with the I-130 completed, reviewed, and a list of what is still missing.
What to bring to the appointment
- Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative)
- Proof of the family relationship
- Birth certificates
- Marriage certificates
- Petitioner’s proof of citizenship or residence
- Financial support documents
Bring what you already have. The list is for your appointment; it does not determine your eligibility.
