Our Services

Immigration help for every step of your journey.

From getting married to becoming a U.S. citizen, we're here to help you move forward together. Choose full-service representation or focused attorney assistance based on your needs.

How we can help

Marriage Green Cards

For couples pursuing permanent residence through marriage, including eligible applicants adjusting status in the United States.

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K-1 Fiancé(e) Visas

Guidance for engaged couples navigating the fiancé(e) visa process and planning their next immigration steps after marriage.

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Spousal Immigrant Visas

Help for married couples pursuing an immigrant visa when one spouse lives outside the United States.

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Removal of Conditions

Assistance with Form I-751, including joint petitions, waiver situations, and USCIS requests.

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U.S. Citizenship

Naturalization guidance for eligible green card holders, from application preparation through interview preparation.

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RFEs & Denials

Attorney assessment of Requests for Evidence, Notices of Intent to Deny, denials, and other complications with immigration applications.

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A Flexible Alternative

Already prepared your application?

You don't always need full-service representation. If you've prepared your own immigration application, an attorney review can help identify potential issues before filing.

Application reviews start at $1,500. The precise scope and fee are confirmed before engagement.

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What to expect

  • Review of an agreed application packet
  • Identification of potential concerns
  • Consultation with an immigration attorney
  • Clearly defined scope and flat-fee pricing

Corrections, filing, written opinions, and ongoing representation are not automatically included.

Let's talk about your next step.

Tell us a little about your situation. We'll review your inquiry and let you know how we may be able to help.

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Legal services are provided by MIG Law LLC. Services and eligibility depend on individual circumstances. Submitting an inquiry does not establish an attorney-client relationship.