Permanent Green Card in San Francisco & San Jose

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Getting a Permanent Green Card in San Francisco, California

Forge your Path to Citizenship with a Green Card

Obtaining U.S. citizenship or permanent residency is the end goal for many immigrants. However, getting that permanent green card is a lengthy process with lots of twists and turns. Allow the team at Hurtubise Weber Law LLP to help. We're experienced immigration attorneys with a strong track record of success and a reputation for working tirelessly for our clients. People come to us from San Francisco and San Jose, California, looking for a feasible path to permanent residency for themselves or their loved ones. Our attorneys are here to streamline the immigration process and keep you informed every step of the way.

Permanent Green Card Services in San Francisco and San Jose

How Do You Get a Permanent Green Card?

Like so many other things in immigration law, the answer to this question is complicated. Getting a permanent resident green card is rarely straightforward, and multiple avenues may work for you. At Hurtubise Weber Law LLP, we're committed to helping our clients navigate the complex immigration process and decide which path to permanent residency works best for them. Depending on your circumstances, we may explore the following options:

Employment-Based (1-140) Petition

Employers have the power to bring workers from other countries to the United States, thanks to an employment-based petition. Typically, the worker must have "valuable skills" in the eyes of the employer. Investors may also be eligible for this path toward permanent residency, depending on their ability to meet certain requirements.

Family-Based (1-130) Petition

Current immigration laws allow a U.S. Citizen to petition for a family member to obtain a green card. This only applies to certain relatives, including spouses, children, parents, and siblings. The law also allows a U.S. Permanent Resident to petition for a spouse or child for a green card. Lengthier wait times apply when the sponsor is a Permanent Resident or a U.S. citizen petitioning for an adult child or sibling.

Violence Against Women Act

If you have been abused by your spouse, who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you can be granted an avenue to residency without the help of your spouse. The VAWA self-petition allows you to pursue a legal residency in certain circumstances.

How Long Does It Take to Get a Green Card?

This answer depends on a slew of factors. The time it will take to obtain your green card can vary greatly, from months to decades. The timeframe will depend on the type of sponsorship – employment-based visas or family-based visas– and if family-based, the relationship between the U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident petitioner and the beneficiary, as well as government processing times. When you consult with our attorneys, we'll discuss your circumstances and explain the processing times associated with each viable path to permanent residency.

Why Choose Us

The attorneys at Hurtubise Weber Law LLP have earned an exceptional reputation for professional and reliable immigration services. We understand the immigration process is not only tricky, but it can put an emotional strain on everyone involved. Our team is committed to making our clients feel safe and comfortable with our counsel. Over the years, many of our clients have returned to leave glowing testimonials highlighting our passion for immigration cases and knowledge of complex processes. We're with you every step of the way as you navigate the complicated immigration laws.

Schedule Your Initial Consultation

If you're seeking a green card and permanent resident status in the San Francisco area, Hurtubise Weber Law LLP wants to help. We'll start with a consultation to learn more about your circumstances and explain your options regarding pathways to permanent residency. We offer our services 100% virtually, so we're available even beyond our California offices. Contact us today to schedule your appointment.

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