Overview

The F2A category serves spouses and unmarried children under 21 of permanent residents. Our firm specializes in managing these family preference cases, focusing on priority date monitoring and maintaining family unity during the process.

Strategic Approach

  1. Priority Date Management: Monitor visa bulletin movements
  2. Age-Out Prevention: Apply CSPA calculations properly
  3. Status Maintenance: Ensure continued eligibility
  4. Family Unity: Coordinate concurrent filing when possible
  5. Documentation Updates: Maintain current evidence

Impact Story

Our expertise in F2A processing focuses on keeping families together while navigating the preference system. We understand the importance of timing and work to minimize separation periods through strategic filing approaches.

Requirements

Eligibility Criteria

  • Valid marriage to permanent resident
  • Children under 21 and unmarried
  • Priority date current
  • Relationship evidence
  • Financial support capability

Documentation Needs

  • Marriage certificate
  • Birth certificates
  • Financial evidence
  • Medical examinations
  • Police clearances
  • Status maintenance proof

Special Considerations

  • Follow-to-join benefits
  • Visa bulletin tracking
  • Age-out protection
  • Concurrent filing options
  • Status adjustment timing

Key Achievements

  • Monitor priority dates effectively
  • Prevent age-out situations
  • Maintain family unity
  • Coordinate concurrent filings
  • Ensure documentation compliance
  • Achieve timely adjustments
Month Process
18+
Success Rate
98%
Age-Outs
0
Time Filing
1st

What We Do

  • Family Preference Processing
  • Priority Date Management
  • Age-Out Prevention
  • Status Maintenance
  • Family Unity Planning

Immigration Law Services

Expert legal support for your U.S. immigration processes with our experienced attorneys in Dallas, Texas. Reliable service with 98% success rate serving clients nationwide.

Attorney Hasan Alaz is licensed to practice law in the State of Missouri. The firm's practice is limited to matters of federal immigration and nationality law, which permits representation of clients before federal agencies and courts throughout the United States and abroad.

Representation does not extend to matters governed by state law. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing this site or contacting our firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.