FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRANT PETITIONS, ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS AND IMMIGRANT VISA PROCESSING (40%)
- Parents (petitioners must be U.S. citizens over 21)
- Spouses (petitioners must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents)
- Children (unmarried and under 21, petitioners must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents
- Unmarried sons and daughters over 21 (petitioners must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents)
- Married sons and daughters, any age (petitioners must be U.S. citizens)
- Siblings (brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens only)
EMPLOYMENT-BASED IMMIGRANT PETITIONS (25%)
- Immigrant self-petitions for the "extraordinary ability" classification (EB-1)
- Immigration self-petitions for the "exceptional ability" classification; National Interest Waiver (EB-2, NIW)
FIANCES & FIANCEES OF U.S. CITIZENS (K-1 visas; also K-3 visas for spouses of U.S. citizens) (10%)
BATTERED SPOUSE PETITIONS (VAWA) (6%)
APPLICATIONS TO REMOVE CONDITIONS ON RESIDENCY (8%)
CHANGING or EXTENDING NONIMMIGRANT STATUS; NONIMMIGRANT VISAS: H, L, E, P, O, and R (4%)
NATURALIZATION (12%)
MOTIONS TO REOPEN / MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER WITH THE USCIS; APPEALS; APPEALS TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS OFFICE (5%)
NOTE: The information provided above is not a complete list of requirements or available immigration benefits. Contact Law Office of Arsen V. Baziyants for more information.