👫 U.S. citizens have the ability to petition for their brothers and sisters to immigrate permanently through the family-based F4 visa category. Although the process is lengthy, it’s a vital path for family reunification. This article details eligibility requirements, the application process, timelines, and how BorderlessLawyers supports your petition. Who Can Petition? ✅ Must be: […]

👪 If you’re a U.S. citizen age 21 or older, you may sponsor your foreign-born parents for permanent residence in the U.S. under the IR5 visa category. This family-based green card process allows parents to live and work in the U.S. permanently and does not require waiting for a visa number—making it one of the

👨‍👧 U.S. immigration law allows stepchildren and adopted children to qualify for family-based green cards, but special age and legal requirements apply. These categories often raise questions, especially in blended or international families. This guide explains how U.S. citizens and green card holders can bring their stepchildren or adopted children to live permanently in the

👨‍👧‍👦 As a U.S. citizen, you have the right to help your brothers and sisters immigrate to the United States—through the F4 family preference category. However, this is one of the most backlogged categories in the family-based immigration system. In this article, we walk you through who qualifies, what’s required, and how BorderlessLawyers can help

👨‍👧 U.S. immigration law allows both citizens and lawful permanent residents (green card holders) to sponsor their children for a green card. But eligibility and wait times vary greatly depending on your child’s age, marital status, and your immigration status. This article breaks it all down to help you reunite with your children—legally and permanently.