Green Cards & Residency

Your path to permanent residency, mapped clearly — the right category, a clean petition and steady guidance from filing to approval, with fixed fees wherever we can.

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Overview

A clear path to permanent residency

A green card is life-changing, and the process rewards care and preparation. We identify the strongest route for you, build a petition that stands up to scrutiny, and steer the case through the agency or consulate so you always know what comes next.

Green cards and residency are part of our Immigration practice. Wherever the work is well defined, we quote a fixed fee up front, and we keep you updated at every stage.

What's included

Typical matters include:

Family-based green card petitions
Employment-based residency and PERM support
Adjustment of status inside the US
Consular processing abroad
Waivers and responses to requests for evidence

Fixed-Fee Work

from $2,200

agreed up front

Free 30-minute consultation
Transparent, defined scope
End-to-end case handling
Status updates throughout

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How We Help

At every stage

From choosing the category to receiving your card.

Find Your Route

A clear read on which green card category fits your family or job, and whether to apply from inside or outside the US.

Build the Petition

A complete, well-evidenced filing — forms, supporting documents and cover letters — prepared to stand up to review.

Through to Approval

Adjustment of status or consular processing managed to the finish, including interviews and any requests for evidence.

FAQ

Good to know

Who qualifies for a green card?

Common routes include close family relationships, employment sponsorship, and certain humanitarian categories. In your consultation we confirm which category fits and whether you can apply from inside or outside the US.

What is the difference between adjustment of status and consular processing?

Adjustment of status lets eligible applicants become permanent residents while inside the US; consular processing is completed at a US embassy or consulate abroad. We advise which path applies to you and manage it end to end.

How long does the green card process take?

It depends on the category and country of origin, and on published visa bulletin dates. We set out a realistic timeline at the start and keep you updated as your case moves.

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