Family Immigration Attorney in Florida
Reuniting Families Across Florida — 8 Offices From Tampa to Jacksonville
CFUIS helps U.S. citizens and permanent residents bring their loved ones to the United States through family-based green cards, fiancé visas, and spousal petitions. With 7 offices across Florida and a 95% approval rate on properly prepared cases, we’ve reunited thousands of families since 2014.
How we help Florida families:
- Spouse green cards and K-1 fiancé visas
- Parent, child, and sibling petitions
- Adjustment of status for relatives already in the U.S.
- Consular processing for relatives abroad
- Waivers for unlawful presence, prior denials, or criminal issues
Whether your spouse is undocumented, your parents live overseas, or you’ve been denied before, our family immigration attorneys evaluate your options and fight for your family’s future.
Call (813) 298-7222 to schedule your consultation with a family immigration attorney in Florida today.
Why Hire Our Family Immigration Attorney in Florida?
When your family’s future is on the line, you need a family immigration attorney in Florida with proven results, not empty promises.
Why families choose Our Immigration law firm in Florida:
- 95% Approval Rate — On properly prepared family petitions
- Thousands of Families Reunited — Since 2014
- 7 Florida Offices — Tampa, Miami, Orlando, Clearwater, Bradenton, Fort Myers, Jacksonville
- Multilingual — English, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese, French and Creole
- Transparent Pricing — Know your costs upfront, payment plans available
- We Handle Complications — Undocumented spouses, overstays, prior denials, waivers
Have questions about your situation? Call (813) 298-7222 — we’ll tell you if we can help.
Can We Help With Your Situation?
Yes, if you’re a U.S. Citizen sponsoring:
- Spouse (in U.S. or abroad) ✓
- Fiancé (K-1 visa) ✓
- Parents (if you’re 21+) ✓
- Children (any age) ✓
- Siblings (if you’re 21+) ✓
Yes, if you’re a Green Card Holder sponsoring:
- Spouse ✓
- Unmarried children ✓
Yes, if there are complications:
- Spouse entered without inspection ✓
- Spouse overstayed a visa ✓
- Prior denial or deportation ✓
- Criminal history issues ✓
- Need an unlawful presence waiver ✓
Call (813) 298-7222 to discuss your specific situation.
What Happens When You Call?
Step 1: Call (813) 298-7222 or Schedule online
Step 2: Speak with our intake team (5-10 minutes) about your family situation
Step 3: Schedule your consultation (in-person, phone, or video)
Step 4: Meet with an attorney who reviews your case and explains your options
Step 5: Get a clear fee quote and timeline—decide if you want to proceed
Most consultations are scheduled within 48 hours. No obligation to hire us.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a family immigration attorney in Florida cost?
Our fees range from $2,000-$6,000+ depending on complexity. Spouse petitions: $2,000-$3,500. K-1 fiancé visas: $2,500-$4,000. Cases needing waivers: $4,000-$6,000+. Government fees are separate. Payment plans available.
Can you help if my spouse is undocumented?
Yes. If they entered legally and overstayed, they can usually adjust status without leaving. If they entered without inspection, they’ll likely need consular processing and a waiver. We handle both scenarios.
How long does the spouse green card process take?
12-18 months for spouses of U.S. citizens. 2-3 years for spouses of green card holders. We give you a realistic timeline during your consultation.
Do I make enough money to sponsor my relative?
You need household income at 125% of the federal poverty level. For a household of 2, that’s about $25,000/year. If you don’t qualify, we can use a joint sponsor. We’ll review your finances during the consultation.
Can you help if we were denied before?
Yes. We handle appeals, motions to reopen, and refiling with stronger evidence. We’ll review why you were denied and advise whether it’s worth trying again.
My spouse is outside the U.S.—can you still help?
Absolutely. We handle consular processing cases worldwide and coordinate with U.S. embassies. Most of our parent and sibling cases involve relatives abroad.
What documents do I need to get started?
Bring your passport, green card or citizenship certificate, marriage certificate (if applicable), birth certificates proving relationship, tax returns, pay stubs, and any prior USCIS notices. We’ll tell you exactly what else we need.
7 Florida Offices — Choose the Location Nearest You
Tampa (Headquarters) 201 E Kennedy Blvd, Suite 1612, Tampa, FL 33602 (813) 298-7222
Miami 1801 N.E. 123rd Street, Suite 314, North Miami, FL 33181 (305) 290-2211
Orlando — 2750 Taylor Avenue
Suite A-75
Orlando, Florida 32806 (407) 357-0706
Clearwater 4707 140th Ave N, Suite 210, Bldg J, Clearwater, FL 33762 (727) 228-9777
Bradenton —4502 Cortez Rd W
Suite 301A
Bradenton, Florida 34210 (941) 254-6482
Fort Myers 2256 First Street, Suite 166, Fort Myers, FL 33901 (239) 327-0101
Jacksonville —1301 Riverplace Boulevard,
Suite 800
Jacksonville, Florida 32207 (904) 878-4040
Can’t visit in person? We offer phone and video consultations statewide.
Stop Waiting. Start Your Family's Case Today!
Every day you wait is another day apart from the people you love.
Contact us right now to speak with a family immigration attorney in Florida who can evaluate your case and tell you exactly what it takes to bring your family together.
95% approval rate. Thousands of families reunited. 7 Florida offices.
Your family is waiting. So are we.