How do you get an immigrant visa?
The two most common paths are:
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Family-based: a U.S. citizen or permanent resident petitions for a relative, such as a spouse, children, parents or siblings, depending on the case.
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Employment-based: a U.S. employer sponsors a worker for a permanent position.
Each path has categories with different requirements and waiting times.
Our role in your process
The immigrant visa is a complex legal process. That is why we work together with the immigration law firms we partner with: they handle the legal side of your case, and we accompany you, organize your documents and guide you at every step, from Monterrey.
How long does it take?
Timing varies widely depending on the category and country of birth. Some family-based categories for Mexico can take several years. We review your case and explain where you stand and what to expect.