Get Help With Your K-1 Fiancé Visa

Contact Roberson Law, LLC. today to schedule a consultation for help with your K-1 or Fiancé visa.

Questions Answered

Have your questions answered by an immigration and criminal defense attorney.

Help with Immigration Forms

Get help filling out various forms necessary for your immigration case.

Court Representation

Get court representation and help with your immigration court case.

Step-by-Step Assurance

We help you every step of the way to provide you and your family with confidence.

Help with Your Immigration Case

We offer expert, tailored solutions for all your family’s immigration needs, guiding you through the immigration process with professionalism and care. Whether you are trying to become a citizen, get refugee status, or pursuing a visa for a family member, we are here to accompany you and fight for your freedoms.

Help with Forms and Applications

We can expertly guide you through complex forms and applications, ensuring accuracy and completeness.

Expert Advice for Your Family's Case

We provide expert advice tailored to your specific case, navigating the complexities of immigration law to achieve the best possible outcome.

Comprehensive Approach to Your Immigration Case

We address every aspect of your case, from initial consultation to final resolution, ensuring thorough and effective representation.

Most Popular Questions

Explore some of our most popular questions and prepare for your consultation.

What documents will I need?

Many immigration cases require extensive documentation. I work closely with my clients to provide guidance as to the documents required for their specific case.

How long does it take to get my family-based immigrant application approved?

That really depends on each case. Clients typically spend very little time waiting on me and/or my office. We work hard to get applications and/or petitions filed very quickly.

Who is eligible to sponsor a family-based petition?

Parents, children (over 21), brothers, and sisters can apply for their close relatives

What is the difference between citizenship and naturalization?

"Citizenship" is the status of being a citizen of a particular country, while "naturalization" is the process by which a person becomes a citizen. Our office is available to help eligible individuals naturalize and become U.S. citizens.