We stand by you throughout the entire immigration process. We prepare the documentation required for immigration processes before U.S. authorities and support the handling of visas and permits before the Colombian authorities, with organization, clear deadlines, and personalized attention.
Pick the category that matches your situation. If you are not sure which one applies, the two-minute assessment will tell you.
I-130 Petition to reunite with your spouse, children, parents, or siblings. We organize the evidence that proves the family relationship clearly and verifiably.
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I-485 The step that makes you a permanent resident without leaving the United States, when a visa is available for your category.
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DS-260 When the process is completed at the consulate in your home country. We prepare the civil documentation and coach you for the interview.
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N-400 The final step of the journey. We verify that you meet the continuous residence and physical presence requirements, and prepare your N-400.
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I-765 Employment authorization based on your immigration category. We track your dates to file at exactly the right moment, without losing a day.
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I-90 Renewal or replacement of your green card when it expires, is lost, is damaged, or contains incorrect information.
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I-751 For conditional residents through marriage. It must be filed within the 90 days before your two-year card expires.
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DS-160 Visitor visa to travel to the United States for tourism or to visit your family. We prepare the DS-160 form, schedule the consular appointment, and get you ready for the interview.
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I-589 Protection request for those who cannot return to their country out of well-founded fear. We prepare your I-589 with organized evidence and mindful of the one-year deadline.
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I-360 Self-petition for victims of domestic violence by a U.S. citizen or resident spouse, parent, or child. The process is confidential: your abuser is not notified.
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I-918 For victims of certain crimes who cooperated with law enforcement. We handle the police certification and organize the evidence of the harm suffered.
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SIJS · I-360 For those under 21 abandoned, abused, or neglected by one or both parents. It requires a prior state court order, and we guide you through that step.
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FOIA Request for your complete immigration file from USCIS, ICE, or CBP. It is the starting point for knowing what information the government has on your case.
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Motions asking that a decided case be looked at again, when new facts or evidence emerge or the decision was in error. Deadlines are strict: it is best reviewed as early as possible.
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I-601 · I-601A Waiver for unlawful presence or other grounds of inadmissibility. It requires proving extreme hardship to a qualifying relative — that is where the careful work lies.
More informationAnswer a few simple questions and in 2 minutes we tell you which immigration process fits your situation. With no obligation.
A clear path from start to finish: at every stage you know what we are doing, what is missing, and what comes next.
A flat fee agreed on from the start. You get your quote in writing at your first appointment — no surprises, no hidden charges.
We provide organized, transparent, and personalized service for individuals and families beginning an immigration process.
My card arrived — it was right there in the mailbox. Thank God. Thank you so much, and God bless you.
Ms. Juliana, I want to let you know that I received my work permit today. I am very grateful for your help and support throughout the whole process.
Hi Juliana, I already received the approval of my I-130. My husband and I are very happy and grateful to you and your team for all the help.
Clear guides to understand each procedure before you start.
Tell us about your case and we will tell you how to move forward. Message us on WhatsApp or book directly on our calendar.
