Family-Based Immigration

Colorado Family Visa Law Attorney Pascal C. Schunk ● Denver Immigration Law Firm

Many people from other countries wish to come and live in the United States as permanent residents because they have family living in the U.S. as citizens or permanent residents. The best way to begin bringing a family member to the U.S. or seeking a visa or a green card based on family connections, is to contact an experienced US immigration lawyer.

US citizens and permanent residents living in Colorado, Wyoming, or Idaho who would like to bring parents, children, or other family members to the U.S. are invited to contact the Schunk Law Firm, P.C.. Colorado immigration lawyer Pascal C. Schunk has been helping families reunite through family-based immigration since 1998.

During your initial phone or office consultation, Mr. Schunk will share detailed information about the visa application process and how to apply for an adjustment of status to become a permanent resident.

Immigration for Immediate Family Members of US Citizens or Residents

Immediate family members of a citizen or lawful resident have immigration preference with K-2 and K-3 visas over people who have no family in the U.S.

• Spouse of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident (K-3)
• Parents of U.S. citizens over the age of 21
• Unmarried minor children of U.S. citizens and married children of U.S. citizens
• Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens (over the age of 21)
• Fiancé visas for foreign-born future brides and grooms of U.S. citizens and permanent residents (K-1)

By working with an experienced and knowledgeable family immigration attorney, you save yourself time, trouble, and the potential for delays caused by incomplete or improperly prepared immigration paperwork.

Visas for Family Members of Those Working in the U.S. on Temporary Visas

Attorney Schunk also assists foreign workers in the U.S. on H visas to bring spouses and children to the U.S. during their time working in the country. Learn more about H-4 visas.

Adjustment of Status

For family members already in the US, immigration lawyer Pascal Schunk can assist with the process of applying for "adjustment of status."

To learn more about family-based immigration to the US, contact the Schunk Law Firm in Denver, Colorado.