Seeing a mother reunited with her son who was denied a visa, a fiancé embraces his future bride who was in danger of deportation, or helping a cutting-edge sports apparel designer open her factory on US soil fuels our passion for what we do. Although US law offers many ways to reconnect loved ones and navigate a path through immigration law, the details can be daunting and dangerous. Mistakes and missteps can lead to bad results, delays, or increased costs.
CITIZENSHIP AND FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION LAW.
Family-Based Immigration
Seeing a mother reunited with her son who was denied a visa, a fiance embrace his future bride who was in danger of deportation, or helping a cutting-edge sports apparel designer open her factory on U.S. soil fuels our passion for what we do. Although U.S. law offers many ways to reconnect loved ones and navigate a path through immigration law, the details can be daunting and dangerous. Mistakes and missteps can lead to bad results, delays or increased costs.
Your Problems, Our Specialty
The family immigration attorneys at Wilner & O’Reilly can assist you in matters involving:
- Marriage-based green cards
- Nonmarital family immigration visas (1-130)
- Fiance(e) visas — (K1 and K2)
- Parent, spousal, child and sibling-based petitions
- International adoptions
- Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions
- Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) eligibility
The results-oriented Wilner & O’Reilly family-based immigration practice group is chaired by Kelly S. O’Reilly, a former officer with the Immigration and Naturalization Service who has extensive experience and in-depth knowledge of immigration law. That knowledge and experience is crucial to navigating complex U.S. citizenship and U.S. visa and green card issues.
Whether you have issues with asylum, deportation defense, entrepreneur’s visas, green cards, temporary visas, or any other U.S. immigration matters, with offices in California for a Citizenship Attorney Orange County, Utah, and Idaho, Wilner & O’Reilly can help you throughout the Western United States.
Contact the family visa lawyers at Wilner & O’Reilly by calling one of our offices toll free at 800-352-7034. You may also contact us online to schedule a confidential consultation with our immigration lawyers.
FAQ: Citizenship and Family Immigration
How can a Citizenship Attorney at Wilner & O’Reilly help me?
A Citizenship Attorney can help you navigate complex U.S. citizenship issues and related visa or green card concerns, providing guidance based on your circumstances.
What services does a Family Immigration Attorney provide?
A Family Immigration Attorney at Wilner & O’Reilly assists with marriage-based green cards, family petitions, fiancé(e) visas, international adoptions, VAWA petitions, and Child Status Protection Act eligibility.
Does Wilner & O’Reilly handle marriage-based green cards and fiancé(e) visas?
Yes. The firm assists with marriage-based green cards and K-1 and K-2 fiancé(e) visa matters, helping clients navigate the immigration process to reunite with loved ones.
Can Wilner & O’Reilly assist with immigration petitions for relatives?
Yes. The firm handles parent, spouse, child, and sibling-based petitions, as well as nonmarital family immigration visa matters.
Does the firm help with VAWA petitions and CSPA eligibility?
Yes. Wilner & O’Reilly assists with Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions and Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) eligibility matters.
How can I schedule a confidential consultation?
You can contact Wilner & O’Reilly online or call one of its offices to schedule a confidential consultation about your citizenship or family immigration concerns.
