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Helping Families Navigate U.S. Immigration Law Since 1999.
Petitioning for a spouse, parent, or child? Start with clear legal guidance tailored to your family’s next step.
Award-Winning Immigration Counsel.
With over 25 years of experience, board certification in Immigration & Nationality Law, and more than 10,000 successful cases, we have earned national recognition—because results matter more than promises.
Find the Right Immigration Path for Your Loved Ones
We’ll help you understand who qualifies, how the process works, and what to expect, so you can take the next step with confidence.
Marriage-Based Green Card
A U.S. citizen or permanent resident can sponsor their spouse for a green card through a marriage-based petition. Whether your spouse is already in the U.S. or currently abroad, we guide you through every step—from the I-130 petition to the final interview—ensuring the process is handled with care, clarity, and legal precision.
Who’s Eligible:
- Spouses of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.
The process differs slightly depending on whether the foreign spouse is inside or outside the United States.
How We Help:
- We prepare and file the I-130 petition
- We manage the adjustment of status or consular processing
- We guide you through the marriage interview
- We handle complex issues such as prior overstays or status concerns
Benefits:
- You'll be able to work
- You'll be able to travel
- You'll have a direct path to permanent residency
- We assist you with the I-751 Removal of Conditions for conditional green card holders
Estimated Timeframe:
- 10 - 14 months (varies by case and USCIS service center)
Petition for a Parent (I-130)
U.S. citizens age 21 or older can petition for their biological or adoptive parents to obtain lawful permanent residence. This process is one of the most direct paths to reunification—no annual visa cap applies.
Who’s Eligible:
- U.S. citizens (not green card holders) age 21+ petitioning for a parent abroad or, in some cases, already in the U.S.
How We Help:
- We file your I-130 petition with supporting documentation.
- We coordinate your consular processing or adjustment of status.
- We prepare your parent for the interview and medical exam.
- We assist you with advance parole or expedite requests, when needed.
Benefits:
- No visa category backlog; quicker processing.
- You could get a green card in under a year.
- You'll have the option to pursue naturalization after 5 years.
Estimated Timeframe:
- 10 - 12 months (varies by case)
Petition for a Child (I-130)
U.S. citizens and permanent residents can petition for their children—whether minors or adults, married or unmarried. Processing time and priority depend on age, marital status, and your immigration status.
Who’s Eligible:
- U.S. citizens can petition for minor and adult children (married or unmarried).
- Green card holders can petition for unmarried minor or adult children
How We Help:
- We determine your eligibility and correct visa classification (F1, F2A, F2B).
- We prepare and file the I-130 petition.
- We manage your consular processing or adjustment of status.
- We help you with derivative visas for your child’s dependents.
Benefits:
- It secures your child’s place in line—even if wait times are long.
- You'll be able to live, study, and work legally in the U.S.
- You can get a green card and eventual naturalization.
Estimated Timeframe:
- 12 - 24+ months (varies by visa category and priority date)
Petition for a Sibling (I-130)
U.S. citizens can petition for their brothers or sisters to immigrate to the United States. This is one of the longest wait times, but filing now secures their place in line for a future green card.
Who’s Eligible:
- U.S. citizens age 21 or older petitioning for a biological or legally adopted sibling.
- Green card holders cannot file for siblings.
How We Help:
- We file the I-130 petition with the required documents.
- We guide you through the long-term process.
- We help you with the consular processing when a visa becomes available.
- We'll support you with updates and next steps over the years.
Benefits:
- It secures your sibling’s place in the immigration line.
- It opens a future path to permanent residency.
- Keeps your family connected—even across borders.
Estimated Timeframe:
- 10 - 15+ years (depending on your sibling’s country of birth)
Fiancé(e) Visa (K-1 / K-2)
U.S. citizens can bring their foreign fiancé(e) to the U.S. to get married and apply for a green card. This visa allows couples to start their life together without being separated by borders.
Who’s Eligible:
- U.S. citizens engaged to marry a foreign national within 90 days of arrival in the U.S.
- K-2 visas are available for children under age 21 of the fiancé(e).
How We Help:
- We prepare and file the K-1 petition.
- We support your fiancé(e) with the interview and visa process abroad.
- We help you with the green card application after your marriage.
- We'll assist you with work and travel permits after arrival.
Benefits:
- You can enter the U.S. legally to marry your partner.
- You can begin the green card process right after your wedding.
- It keeps couples, and children, together during the transition.
Estimated Timeframe:
- 9 - 12 months for K-1 approval; green card process begins after marriage.
Military Parole in Place (PIP) & Removal of Conditions (I-751)
These services help families stay together when immigration status is uncertain—especially for military families or those with a conditional green card after marriage.
Who’s Eligible:
- Parole in Place (PIP): Family members of U.S. military personnel (active duty, veterans, or reservists), even if they entered the U.S. without permission
- I-751 Removal of Conditions: Spouses with a 2-year conditional green card needing to apply for permanent status
How We Help:
- We prepare and file all required forms (PIP or I-751)
- We'll explain what evidence you need to include.
- We'll handle complex cases: divorce, no joint documents, or past immigration issues.
- We'll support you through interviews and USCIS requests.
Benefits:
- PIP protects eligible family members from deportation and allows a path to residency.
- I-751 allows you to keep your green card and avoid losing status.
- Keeps your family protected and legally secure.
Estimated Timeframe:
- PIP: 4-6 months (varies by field office)
- I-751: 12-18 months
Isaul Verdin, Esq.
Board-certified. Military-tested. Client-trusted.
Isaul Verdin is the founder and managing attorney of Verdin Law, with over 25 years of experience practicing U.S. immigration law. He’s a board-certified specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization—a distinction earned by fewer than 10% of attorneys in the state.
But more than credentials, he brings a personal commitment to each client: to guide them with clarity, to protect them with precision, and to honor the human story behind every immigration case.
Career Highlights:
- Former U.S. Army JAG Captain and Trial Attorney during the Iraq War
- Served as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney in California
- Recognized by Best Lawyers in America, Texas Super Lawyers, and D Magazine’s Best Lawyers in Dallas
- Fluent in English and Spanish
- Proudly serving clients from 33+ countries across family, business, and humanitarian immigration
“Immigration law isn’t just paperwork; it’s people, families, futures. Whether you’re trying to keep your loved ones here or bring them home, I see my role not just as an attorney, but as your advocate and guide. This work is personal, and it’s a privilege.”
Why choose Verdin Law?
Proven expertise.
24+ years in U.S. business immigration, with over 10,000 cases handled.
Trusted Results.
Over 450 positive reviews and a 5-star rating on Avvo.
Industry recognition.
4x Best Lawyers in America for Immigration Law, representing clients from 33+ countries.
COMprehensive support.
End-to-end guidance through every step of the visa process.
Client testimonials.
Start your immigration process today.
We provide a fast, easy, and reliable approach to simplify the U.S. immigration process for you and your loved ones.
Simple. Clear. Personalized.
Initial consultation
Understand your goals. Outline the path.
We’ll listen to your story, review your eligibility, and explain the best path forward based on your family’s situation.
Document collection
We help you gather what matters.
From birth certificates to passports to proof of relationship, we’ll give you a checklist and guide you through what’s needed.
Application preparation
Handled with care and legal precision.
We prepare and review every part of your petition to ensure it’s complete, accurate, and tailored to your case.
Submission & follow-up
We keep things moving. You stay informed.
We submit your application and track its progress. If USCIS or a consulate asks for anything, we respond quickly and keep you updated.
Approval & arrival
We guide you through what comes next.
Whether it's preparing for an interview, receiving your green card, or filing follow-up forms, we stay with you until your case is complete.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to the most common questions here. Don't see your question listed? Feel free to contact us, and we'll help answer it.
We recommend starting the process as early as possible, ideally 6-12 months before your intended move, to account for processing times and any potential delays.
The visa interview is a crucial part of the application process. We prepare you thoroughly by reviewing potential questions, required documentation, and best practices for a successful interview.
Verdin Law offers ongoing support to help you navigate changes in your business or personal situation, ensuring continued compliance with U.S. immigration laws.
We guide you through the entire preparation process, including gathering necessary documents and coaching for the consulate interview.
In some cases, applying for multiple visas might be an option, but it requires careful planning and strategy, which Verdin Law can provide.
While Canadian citizens have certain advantages, such as eligibility for the TN Visa, the overall process is similar and still requires careful preparation and legal guidance.
A wide range of businesses can qualify for the E-2 Visa, from startups to established enterprises, as long as they meet investment and operational requirements.
Yes, we offer advisory services to help you establish and grow your business in the U.S., including assistance with legal and regulatory requirements.
Yes, we provide guidance on securing visas for your spouse and children, ensuring your family can join you in the U.S.
Verdin Law collaborates with tax professionals to help you understand the tax implications of living and doing business in the U.S.
If your visa application is denied, Verdin Law can help you understand the reasons for denial and guide you through the appeal process or explore alternative visa options.
Our 24+ years of experience, specialized focus on business immigration, and high success rate make us a trusted partner for Canadian investors.
Yes, you can begin your application process while in Canada, and we will guide you through every step, including U.S. consulate appointments.
We strive to respond to inquiries within 24 hours, ensuring timely support and communication.
We offer ongoing support to ensure you remain compliant with U.S. immigration laws, including assistance with renewals and maintaining visa status.
The EB-5 Visa provides a direct path to U.S. permanent residency, allowing you and your family to live, work, and study in the U.S.
Verdin Law provides personalized consultations to evaluate your business goals and recommend the best visa option for your needs.
Yes, we assist with renewing and extending visas, ensuring all documentation is updated and compliant with U.S. regulations.
Yes, the E-2 Visa allows your spouse to apply for work authorization in the U.S.
