We are familiar with the forms required for fiancé visas, skilled worker visas, and family visas, including immigration paperwork for adopted children. We can also assist you with the paperwork for just about any other kind of immigration visa you require.
We will help you make sure that you’re submitting the correct forms and that you have all of the necessary supporting documentation: for example, your application may require you to submit birth certificates, police clearances, the results of a medical exam, or a copy of your current passport. If you are applying for a fiancé or spousal visa, you may also have to provide proof of your relationship with your sponsor. Additionally, your sponsor will need to file a petition on your behalf and show proof that he or she can provide for you financially. We The People will help you gather all of these extra documents to submit with your immigration application.
- Drafting of support & cover letters
- Assembling of entire application along with supporting evidence
- Preparation of I-140 petition (EB1, EB2, EB3) and supplementary forms
- Preparation of visa I-130 petition and supplementary forms
- Preparation of I-751 Petition Removal of Conditions on Residence forms
- Preparation of Packet from the National Visa Center after approval of an I-130, I-140 or I-360
- Preparation of I-134A & I-765, Online Request to be a Supporter and Declaration of Financial Support,
We help you prepare your USCIS Immigration Forms in a fast, simple and cost-effective manner. Our experienced independent Immigration Professionals are available to assist you through the entire form preparation process. Avoid making small errors or omissions that could result in the rejection, denial or delay of your case.
To help solve the current crisis on the country’s southern border, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on Friday, January 6, 2023, that it is extending the humanitarian parole program for Venezuelans to citizens of Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua, and to their immediate families so that they can come to the United States in an orderly manner and most importantly, in a safe manner.
The Biden Administration authorized a combined total of up to 30,000 travel authorizations per month for individuals from these four countries to legally enter the United States he/she they will be able to apply for and obtain a work permit and live temporarily in the country.
