The immigration process can be very frustrating for siblings who are looking to each other for a green card. Today, the team of immigration lawyers at McBean Law will talk about why this green card option is so complicated and doesn’t work for a lot of people.

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LaToya McBean Pompy is an immigration lawyer who immigrated to the United States from Jamaica. Her experience sparked an interest in helping many families be together in the U.S. by founding McBean Law. If you need help with your or a loved one’s visa, contact us here or call us today at (888)-462-4006 to schedule a private consultation with LaToya and her team of New York immigration lawyers who are here to help you.

Does It Work?

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Many people pursuing this green card option end up frustrated with how complicated it is. Why? Well, if you’re here in the United States and have overstayed your visa, and your sibling is a U.S. citizen, you might be thinking that this is a surefire way to get your own green card and settle down in the United States.

And then, you end up waiting for years without anything happening. This is very frustrating, especially if the sibling green card is your only pathway to a green card.

It’s even more frustrating because the sibling green card is more successful if you’re pursuing it through the consular process outside the U.S., through an Embassy in your home country. If you’re in the U.S. with an overstayed visa, you will actually have to go back to your home country and then go through the consular process. Before you leave, you’ll need an unlawful presence waiver or else you risk a 10-year ban from the United States.

Although the sibling process might be a closed door for you today, that doesn’t mean that it will always be a closed door for you. Life goes on, you can still make it.

It is always a good idea to reach out to an experienced immigration lawyer who can help you with any questions or concerns you may have, maximizing your chances of success.

Planning Your Roadmap to Success

Whether you are seeking assistance with visa applications, green cards, citizenship, or any other immigration matter, we are here to help you every step of the way. Our mission is not just to provide legal services but to empower our clients with the knowledge and resources they need to achieve their immigration goals. With proper legal counsel, persistent preparation, and meticulous attention to detail, your success can become reality too. Partner with professionals like McBean Law to chart your visa journey’s triumph.

If you are interested in more topics like this, please consider subscribing to our newsletter to get weekly updates on immigration news, relevant topics, and more! You can also find us on YouTube where we do weekly Q&A sessions.

LaToya McBean Pompy is an immigration lawyer who immigrated to the United States from Jamaica. Her experience sparked an interest in helping many families be together in the U.S. by founding McBean Law. If you need help with your or a loved one’s visa, contact us here or call us today at (888)-462-4006 to schedule a private consultation with LaToya and her team of New York immigration lawyers who are here to help you.