Valentines Day and immigration benefits for your spouse

Attorneys Dulce Oliveira and David Kim • Feb 12, 2021

Valentines Day and immigration benefits for your spouse

On the eve of Valentine’s Day weekend, what better gift for your non-resident/citizen spouse than filing an I-130 petition for them?

As the first step to residency, the I-130 petition verifies your bonafide marriage with your spouse. It tells the government, “look, this is my life partner, with whom I have entered into a good faith marriage. I want this relationship verified by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) so that we can begin planning the best path toward legal status here in the United States.”

Upon approval, you and your spouse will be able to map out the best path for you.

Consult with an immigration attorney. Here at Telleria Telleria & Levy, we are very familiar with this application and offer free consultations for you and your spouse.

Let us be your voice for any immigration issues.

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