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About Us
For more than a decade, NA Hope has helped U.S. citizens and green card holders bring their loved ones home. We are an immigration consultancy, so we guide you, prepare your forms, and make sure every detail is right before your case is filed.
No heavy legal talk. Just clear steps, honest answers, and people who treat your family like their own.
Quick answers to what people most often ask us about family petitions and the immigration process.
You can petition for your spouse, children, parents, and siblings, depending on your age and their relationship to you. We can confirm exactly who you are eligible to petition for in a quick consultation.
Yes. Green card holders can petition for their spouse and unmarried children. The categories are more limited than for U.S. citizens, and we help you file under the right one.
Form I-130 is the petition you file to prove your family relationship with the relative you want to sponsor. It is the first step in most family immigration cases, and we prepare and file it for you the correct way.
It depends on the relationship and the relative's country. Processing times change often, so we give you a realistic idea during your consultation based on your exact case.
Yes, if you are a U.S. citizen aged 21 or older, you can petition for your mother and father. We guide you through the documents and the filing so nothing is missed.
You usually need proof of your status, proof of the family relationship, and identity documents for both you and your relative. We give you a clear checklist and help you gather everything.
No. We are an immigration consultancy. We help with guidance, document preparation, and application support. We do not give legal advice or act as your attorney.
Yes. We file urgent cases on a priority basis. Tell us your deadline and we will move quickly to get your petition ready and filed.
Book a consultation today and take the first step. We will tell you exactly who you can petition for and what to do next.
