Florida K-1 Fiancé and Family Visa Lawyers
The attorneys of Michael Hunter are ready to help you resolve your family visa legal issues, including fiancé visas and marriage visas. We invite you to learn more about family visas on this page, and then contact our offices in Panama City, Florida, to schedule a free consultation about our services and how we can help you. We offer affordable services that are focused on helping you complete the family visa process as quickly and with as little interruption in your life as possible.
- We accept Discover, MasterCard, and Visa
- We offer a consultation about your family visa needs. We can speak by telephone, see you in our office, or visit you.
Contact our offices to learn more about our family visa and immigration services.
There are many steps to obtaining the right family visa
The first step requires that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) approve an I-130 Petition for Alien Relative for you. The relative who acts as your sponsor must have current legal status in the United States. The petition must include proof of the relationship.
Next, the U.S. Department of State must assign an immigrant visa number to your petition. Immigrant visa numbers are not always immediately available. The Visa Bulletin, posted by the Department of State, provides updated information about the availability of immigrant visa numbers.
After being assigned a visa number, you may apply for the status of lawful permanent resident. If you are not in the United States when you are assigned a visa number, you must complete the application process at a local U.S. Consulate office.
Who may sponsor an immigrant for a family visa?
To be considered eligible to sponsor somebody for a family visa, you must meet the following requirements:
- You must show proof that you are a legal relative of the person you are sponsoring.
- You must be an American citizen or a lawful resident of the U.S.
- You must be able to prove that you can support your relative at more than 125% of the U.S. poverty level
Whom can you sponsor?
- Spouse
- Your minor-age, unmarried child if you are under age 21
- Your child of any age, whether married or unmarried, if you are over 21
- Sibling, if you are adult age
- Parent, if you are adult age
We can help you with your family visa needs such as K-1 fiancé visas, K-3 family visas, student visas, parent and sibling visas, and all other family and employment immigration needs.
We have interpreters available in the following languages. Please ask about additional languages not listed.
- Spanish
- Russian
- Czech
- Mandarin
- Korean
- Vietnamese
- Ukrainian
- Dutch
- German
- French
Contact our offices to learn more about family visas and how we can help you bring family members to the United States legally.
Michael Hunter, Attorney at Law
29 E 5th Street
Panama City, FL 32401
Toll-free: (800) 784-1826
Phone: (850) 784-1821
Fax: (850) 784-9403