• Marriage to a U.S. Citizen: Green card (lawful permanent resident status) through marriage to a United States citizen

• Parents and Children of U.S. Citizens: Green card for parents and children of a United States citizen (including step-children)

• Conditional Resident Status: Removing the 2-year condition on a green card

• Fiancés and Spouses of U.S. Citizens: K-visas for fiancés or spouses of U.S. citizens living abroad

• Spouses, Children of Legal Permanent Residents and Siblings of U.S. Citizens: Petitions for spouses and children of lawful permanent residents and brothers or sisters of United States citizens

Unlawful presence (3 and 10 year bars), fraud, misrepresentation, HIV status, criminal issues and two-year residence requirement for J-1 visas, and others

Domestic violence, other crimes and trafficking (U and T visas) and battered spouse self-petitions (VAWA- Violence Against Women Act)

For those who fear returning to their home country and TPS (Temporary Protected Status)

For those in deportation or removal proceedings before the Immigration Court

Cure an unlawful entry into the United States through a U.S. citizen family member in the U.S. military and then obtain lawful permanent resident status

Citizenship through naturalization or acquisition or derivation of citizenship through a U.S. citizen parent