Family immigration

If you have a close relative with legal status in the United States, you may be able to begin an immigration application process. A close relative is your:

Spouse who is a United States citizen or Legal Permanent Resident
Adult child (age 21 or older) who is a United States citizen
Parent who is a United States citizen or Legal Permanent Resident

Sibling who is a United States citizen

Humanitarian immigration

If you have no close relatives with legal status in the United States who can help you, other forms of immigration relief may be available to you, such as:

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
The U Visa for victims of violent crime
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) self-petition for abused spouses of citizens and Legal Permanent Residents
The asylum process for people who have arrived in the United States less than one year ago

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Adjustment of status to Lawful Permanent Resident (green card holder)

Clarity Legal fee: $4000 for a one-step adjustment of status, which includes several separate applications. Your down payment to start your case is $1000.
Government filing fee: $1760 for a one-step adjustment of status. Fees may vary for other types of adjustment of status. Government filing fees are not due for payment until your applications are ready to file.

I-130 petition for family members

Clarity Legal fee: $1000 for an I-130 family petition. 25% discount on additional family member petitions. Your down payment to start your case is $250.
Government filing fee: $535 for an I-130 family petition. Government filing fees are not due for payment until your applications are ready to file.

Citizenship through naturalization

Clarity Legal fee: $1000 to $2000. If you choose a payment plan, your down payment will be $250 to get started on your case.
Government filing fee: $725. You will pay this when your citizenship application is ready to file.

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Family immigration

Humanitarian immigration