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Hickory Hills
Family-Based Immigration Lawyers

Reuniting families is at the heart of what immigration law is meant to do. At Ibrahim Law Global in Hickory Hills, our immigration lawyers help people navigate the complex process of bringing loved ones together and securing lawful status through family-based immigration. Whether you’re applying for a spouse, adjusting your own status, or helping a family member come to the U.S., we guide you every step of the way—with clarity, care, and experience.

We know what’s at stake. For many clients, these aren’t just cases—they’re their futures. If you’re ready to take the next step toward lawful status or family reunification, we’re ready to help.

Call now for help: 708-584-3043

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Family-Based Immigration Services We Offer

Family is at the heart of the immigration system, and at Ibrahim Law Global, it’s at the heart of what we do. U.S. immigration law allows citizens and lawful permanent residents to petition for certain family members to join them and build a life together in the United States. But while the goal is simple—keeping families together—the process is often anything but.

Family-based immigration involves navigating a complex set of rules, eligibility categories, and timelines. Whether you’re sponsoring a spouse, child, parent, or sibling, each case requires detailed paperwork, careful preparation, and a clear legal strategy. Mistakes or delays can cause real setbacks (or even lead to denials) so it’s important to work with a team that knows the system inside and out.

At Ibrahim Law Global, we’re committed to guiding families through the immigration process with compassion and clarity. We understand how much is at stake, and we treat every petition like it’s for our own family. Whether you’re filing from inside the U.S. or abroad, starting fresh, or facing complications, we help you understand your options and take confident steps toward reunification.

Some of the family-based immigration services we offer include:

  • Spousal Petition (Form I-130)
    Bringing your spouse to the U.S. or adjusting their status starts with the I-130 petition. We help couples file strong, complete applications and ensure they’re prepared for interviews. Whether your spouse is in the U.S. or abroad, we guide you through each phase of the process to avoid delays and build a clear path to a Green Card.
  • Adjustment of Status
    If your family member is already in the U.S., they may be eligible to apply for a Green Card through Adjustment of Status. We assist with the paperwork, help gather supporting documents, and prepare you for interviews. For family abroad, we handle Consular Processing, guiding your loved one through the visa interview at a U.S. consulate.

How We Help With Family-Based Immigration

The immigration system is complicated, and family-based cases require careful attention to detail. At Ibrahim Law Global, we walk you through the legal steps with patience, honesty, and clarity—so you always understand what’s happening and what to expect.

Here’s how we support you:

  • Identify the best immigration pathway for your family’s situation
  • Prepare and submit all necessary forms with supporting evidence
  • Communicate with USCIS and respond to requests for more information
  • Prepare you and your loved ones for interviews and follow-ups
  • Track your case and keep you updated every step of the way
  • Help fix issues that arise, such as delays, RFEs, or consular problems

Common Family Immigration Scenarios in Hickory Hills

We regularly assist clients in situations such as:

  • U.S. citizens sponsoring spouses, children, or parents
  • Green Card holders petitioning for spouses or children
  • Adjustment of Status after marriage to a U.S. citizen
  • Consular Processing for family members abroad
  • I-130 denials or delayed petitions
  • Requests for Evidence or Notices of Intent to Deny
  • Complex cases involving prior immigration issues or unlawful presence

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the family-based immigration process take?

Timelines vary depending on the relationship, country of origin, and whether the person is in the U.S. or abroad. Some cases may take months; others may take a few years. We help you understand what to expect in your unique case.

What’s the difference between Adjustment of Status and Consular Processing?

Adjustment of Status is for applicants already in the U.S.; Consular Processing is for those applying from outside the country. We can help determine which path applies to your situation.

Can I sponsor a family member if I have a Green Card but not citizenship?

Yes. Green Card holders can sponsor a spouse and unmarried children. U.S. citizens can sponsor a broader list of relatives, including parents and married children.

Do I need to attend an interview?

Most family-based Green Card applications require interviews. We help you prepare so you know what to expect and how to present your case clearly and honestly.

What if my I-130 was denied?

You may be able to appeal or reapply with stronger documentation. We can review your case and help you understand the best next step.

Can I still apply if my family member is undocumented?

Possibly. Eligibility depends on several factors, including how and when the person entered the U.S. Let’s talk about your specific situation and options.

Do I need a lawyer to file a spousal petition?

It’s not required, but immigration law is complex. Working with a lawyer helps you avoid mistakes, delays, or denials that could cost you time and money.

What documents are needed for a family-based immigration case?

You’ll typically need identity documents, proof of the relationship (like a marriage certificate), financial information, and immigration history. We’ll give you a full checklist.

Contact Ibrahim Law Global for Family-Based Immigration Help

Your family deserves to be together. If you’re ready to begin the process or need help with an existing case, we’re here to help. Ibrahim Law Global proudly supports clients across the Hickory Hills area with reliable guidance and determined advocacy.

Call 708-323-2508 today to schedule your consultation