Immigration - Green Cards and Citizenship
Family-based immigration with clear flat fees, clear checklists, and careful interview preparation.
Who This Is For
U.S. citizens petitioning for spouses, parents, children, or siblings
Green card holders sponsoring spouses or unmarried children
Applicants ready for adjustment of status (I-130 + I-485 concurrent filing)
Families going through consular processing abroad
Conditional residents filing I-751 to remove conditions
Green card holders ready to apply for U.S. citizenship (N-400 naturalization)
How Our Process Works
Initial Consultation
We review your situation, confirm eligibility, and explain the process and timeline.
Document Collection
You receive a clear checklist of required documents. We guide you through gathering birth certificates, marriage certificates, financial records, and more.
Form Preparation and Filing
We draft your forms accurately. An attorney reviews, you approve, and we file with USCIS.
Interview Prep and Follow-Through
We prepare you for interviews, track deadlines, respond to RFEs, and keep you informed until approval.
Services We Provide
I-130 Petition for Alien Relative
The first step for family-based green cards. We prepare and file on behalf of U.S. citizens or green card holders.
I-485 Adjustment of Status
For beneficiaries already in the U.S., we handle concurrent filing or adjustment once your priority date is current.
Consular Processing (NVC and Interview)
For relatives abroad, we coordinate with the National Visa Center and prepare you for consular interviews.
I-751 Removal of Conditions
Two-year conditional residents must file I-751 to obtain a 10-year green card. We handle joint and waiver filings.
N-400 Naturalization
Ready to become a U.S. citizen? We prepare your application, review civics prep, and represent you at your interview.
Why New Horizons Legal
Efficient Workflows
Clear checklists, thorough form drafting, and real-time case tracking.
Client-Centered Communication
Regular updates, accessible support, and answers in plain language.
Honest Expectations
Realistic timelines based on current USCIS processing times.
Secure Data Handling
Your sensitive information is encrypted and stored securely.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will my case take?
Processing times vary by USCIS service center and case type. I-130 can take 10–18 months, I-485 around 12–24 months. We provide current estimates during your consultation.
Do I have to go to an interview?
Most adjustment of status and naturalization cases require an interview. We prepare you thoroughly and can attend with you when permitted.
Can my spouse work while the case is pending?
Yes. If filing I-485, we also file I-765 for work authorization (EAD) and I-131 for travel (Advance Parole), usually approved within 3–6 months.
What if we have travel plans?
We advise on safe travel and file for Advance Parole if needed. Traveling without proper authorization can abandon your I-485.
What happens if USCIS issues an RFE (Request for Evidence)?
We respond promptly with the requested documents and legal arguments. RFEs are common and we handle them as part of our service.
Ready to Bring Your Family Together?
Schedule your consultation today and start your journey to permanent residence or citizenship.
Call or text: (918) 221-9438
Email: info@newhorizonslegal.com