Cincinnati Children's Visa Attorney
Dedicated to Helping Families Achieve Their Dreams
The United States is a nation of immigrants. Many people come to the U.S. to build a better life for themselves and their families. For some, that means pursuing a college degree. For others, it means starting a business. For others, it means simply having the opportunity to work and earn a paycheck.
At The Fleischer Law Firm LLC, we are dedicated to helping immigrants navigate the complex U.S. immigration system. We can help you obtain a visa, green card, or citizenship. We can also help you secure a family visa for the children you wish to bring to the U.S. to live and work.
What Is a Children's Visa?
A children's visa is a type of visa that allows children to live and work in the U.S. with their parents. A children's visa is different from an adjustment of status and naturalization because it allows children to live with their parents in the U.S. without the need to adjust their immigration status or become a citizen.
A children's visa is only good for a temporary period of time. Once the visa expires, the child will need to apply for a new visa or another type of immigration benefit if they wish to remain in the U.S. and continue to work.
There are several different types of children's visas. The type of visa your child needs will depend on their individual circumstances and the type of relationship they have with their parents.
The most common types of children's visas are:
- K-2 Visa — This visa is for children of U.S. citizens. The K-2 Visa allows children to live and work in the U.S. with their parents for the duration of their visa.
- K-4 Visa — This visa is for children of U.S. citizens. The K-4 Visa allows children to live and work in the U.S. with their parents for the duration of their visa.
There are other types of children's visas as well, including a visa for children who are victims of abuse. Our Cincinnati child immigration visa lawyers can help you determine which visa is best for your child and help you secure the visa they need.
How Do I Get a Children's Visa?
Getting a children's visa is a multi-step process that requires you to submit a variety of documentation to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). You will also need to pay the fee that goes along with filing your application.
Our Cincinnati children visa lawyers at The Fleischer Law Firm LLC can ensure your child's visa success in Cincinnati is crucial. Trust The Fleischer Law Firm LLC's expertise for a seamless process. Contact us today to secure their bright future.
Ready to learn more? Give our office a call at (513) 880-9969 or reach out to us online. We can begin with a complimentary consultation.
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“This is Francisco from Mexico. He is an executive with large multinational corporation. His employer sponsored him many years ago to obtain permanent residence. He is now a US citizen after ...”
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“My case was a bit complicated since I was filing it alone. Mike has been very professional and kind at the same time. He patiently stood with me all these months of uncertainty and frustration.”
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