What You Need to Know About Getting a USA Family Visa for Spanish Citizens

Families in Spain often carry deep hopes when imagining a future in the United States. Some look for better education for their children. Others seek safety, stability, or a reunion with loved ones already living abroad.

Each story holds emotional weight. Immigration involves more than government forms or embassy interviews. Every decision connects to a child’s future, a parent's security, or a couple’s desire to live together without borders.


Your journey deserves care and clarity. With experienced legal guidance, your family can move forward with confidence. You are not alone. We are here to help you make that move safely and successfully.

Your American Dream, Rooted in Family

Families move not just for jobs or housing. Many leave everything behind to give their children a safer life, a stronger future, and a real sense of belonging. Love drives every step, even when the path feels uncertain or long.

More Than Paperwork

Parents do not fill out forms for fun. A mother gathers documents so her child can grow without fear. A father waits months so his wife can feel at home again. Behind every visa petition stands a deep desire to stay together, not across oceans, but under one roof.

Why Spanish Families Choose Us

Many choose us because we understand what matters most. We speak the language, respect the culture, and listen with care. Each client becomes more than a case number. Every story deserves both legal accuracy and genuine human support.

Finding Your Family's Visa Path

Every family follows a different path. Choosing the right visa option from the beginning gives your case the strongest possible start.

• Immediate Relative Visas
  U.S. citizens can sponsor a spouse, an unmarried child under 21, or a parent. These cases move faster because annual quotas do not limit them.
  
  

• Family Preference Visas
  U.S. citizens and green card holders can file for married children, adult sons and daughters, or siblings. These visas often involve longer wait times.
  
  

• Spousal and Fiancé Visas
  Couples planning to marry can apply for a K-1 visa. Married couples may qualify for the CR1 or IR1 categories depending on the length of the marriage.
  
  

• Green Card Holder Sponsorship
  Lawful permanent residents can sponsor spouses and unmarried children. These fall under the F2A and F2B preference categories.
  
  

• Not Sure Where You Fit?
  Many families feel unsure about their eligibility. A quick consultation can clarify your options and prevent costly mistakes.

The Biggest Hurdles for Spanish Families (And How We Overcome Them)

Legal requirements in the United States create only part of the challenge. Spanish families also face delays and confusion due to local documentation rules, translation standards, and embassy wait times.

• Spanish document challenges
  U.S. immigration offices require exact versions of Spanish civil documents. Each must include a certified English translation and a valid Apostille from the Spanish government. Many families struggle to meet those formatting and verification requirements on their own.
  
  We assist clients in requesting official copies, reviewing each file for errors, and working with certified translators to ensure acceptance at every step.
  
  

• Proving relationships
  Relationship-based petitions demand more than legal proof. U.S. officers expect a full picture that shows genuine family bonds, especially for spousal or child sponsorship cases. Many applicants submit incomplete records that raise questions or delay processing.
  
  We help gather a variety of evidence, such as messages, photos, travel history, and financial records. Each file we prepare supports your story clearly and honestly.
  
  

• Consular delays
  U.S. Embassy appointments in Madrid fill quickly. Incomplete paperwork or missed medical records often force families to reschedule or face long gaps before the next available slot.
  
  Our team monitors embassy timelines, tracks important case updates, and prepares clients early to avoid last-minute surprises. We respond fast if any issue threatens your scheduled interview.

Your Guided Path to the U.S.: How We Manage Your Case from Start to Finish

Every family deserves a smooth and informed immigration journey. Our team handles every step with care so you can focus on your future, not legal details.

1. We Build Your Case and File the Petition (I-130)
   We begin by reviewing your documents, verifying eligibility, and preparing your petition for submission to U.S. immigration. Every detail matters. We make sure nothing gets missed, reducing the risk of delays or rejections.
   
   

2. We Manage NVC Communications
   After approval, your case moves to the National Visa Centre. We handle fee payments, gather financial forms, and upload all supporting documents. You avoid long wait times caused by incomplete or incorrect submissions.
   
   

3. We Prepare You for the Embassy Interview
   Interviews at the U.S. Embassy in Madrid require preparation. We help you gather every required item, book the medical exam, and practice for your interview. You arrive ready, confident, and fully supported.

Why Thousands of Spanish Families Have Trusted Us with Their American Dream

Hundreds of families across Spain have turned to our team for clear legal guidance and reliable results. Clients from Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Sevilla, and many other regions have trusted us to navigate family visas, fiancé petitions, and parent sponsorships with care and precision.

• Legal expertise
  We focus solely on immigration law and understand both U.S. policy and Spanish documentation. Each case receives detailed attention from experienced professionals who know how to solve problems before they start.
  
  

• Bilingual, bicultural communication
  Our team speaks Spanish and understands Spain’s legal systems, family values, and cultural expectations. Clients feel heard, respected, and fully informed at every step.
  
  

• Proven track record
  Families reach their goals with our help. Our success rate speaks for itself, built on thorough preparation, constant communication, and strong advocacy.

Ready to Begin Your Family's Journey? Let's Make It Happen

Waiting rarely makes immigration easier. Every month matters, especially when children approach age cutoffs or embassy appointments fill quickly. Starting early gives your family the best chance to move forward with peace of mind and a clear legal path.

Our consultation includes a full case review, a step-by-step explanation of your visa options, and a timeline that matches your goals. You receive honest guidance, real answers, and a written plan with clear next steps. Nothing gets rushed or guessed.

Your journey begins with one simple step. Schedule your consultation today and take the first move toward reuniting your family in the United States.

FAQs

1. Can I sponsor both parents at once?
Yes, if you are a U.S. citizen over 21. You will need to file one petition for each parent.

2. What if my child turns 21 during the process?
Age matters, but some cases qualify for protection under the Child Status Protection Act. Timing becomes critical, so early filing helps.

3. Can my relative visit the U.S. while waiting for approval?
Tourist visas remain possible but risky. Officers must believe your relative plans to return to Spain before receiving permanent status.

4. How long does the embassy take to issue the visa after the interview?
Most families receive their visa within one to two weeks, depending on embassy processing times and document completeness.

5. Will I need to translate and legalize Spanish documents?
Yes, every civil document must include a certified English translation and a valid Apostille. We assist with that process.