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Family Immigration from Mexico

Helping Florida families bring loved ones from Mexico to the United States through the family immigration process. Our Miami office provides experienced guidance from petition filing through arrival.

Family Immigration for Mexican Nationals

Family-based immigration allows US citizens and permanent residents to petition for Mexican family members including spouses, parents, children, and siblings. The process begins with filing an I-130 petition with USCIS. Depending on the preference category and country of birth, there may be a wait for a visa number. Once available, your family member completes consular processing at the US Embassy in Mexico and receives an immigrant visa to enter the United States.

The Process

1

Initial Consultation

We review your family relationship, eligibility, and the appropriate preference category for your petition.

2

I-130 Petition Filing

We prepare and file the I-130 family petition with USCIS, including evidence of your qualifying family relationship.

3

USCIS Processing

USCIS reviews the petition to verify the claimed relationship. We respond to any requests for additional evidence.

4

Priority Date Wait

Depending on the preference category, there may be a wait for a visa number to become available. We monitor the Visa Bulletin monthly.

5

National Visa Center (NVC)

When a visa number is available, the case moves to NVC for document collection including Affidavit of Support and civil documents.

6

Embassy Interview

Your family member attends an immigrant visa interview at the US Embassy. We prepare all documents and provide interview coaching.

7

Arrival & Permanent Residence

After visa issuance, your family member enters the US as a lawful permanent resident.

US Embassy in Mexico

The US Embassy in Mexico City and consulates in Guadalajara, Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez, Hermosillo, Matamoros, Mérida, Nogales, Nuevo Laredo, and Tijuana process immigrant visas for Mexican nationals. Ciudad Juárez handles a significant volume of immigrant visa interviews.

The Mexican Community in Florida

Florida is home to a vibrant Mexican community. Many Mexican families in Florida seek to reunite with loved ones still in Mexico. Our office understands the unique needs of this community and provides bilingual services in English and Spanish.

Schedule Your Consultation

Contact our Miami office to discuss bringing your loved one from Mexico to the United States through the family immigration process.

This information is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Every immigration case is unique and requires individualized legal analysis. Processing times are estimates and can change. Schedule a consultation to discuss your particular circumstances.