Family Immigration Attorney in Washington DC

Over 30 Years of Uniting Families

Bring Your Loved One to the U.S.

Specialized in Family-Based Immigration Services

• Marriage-Based Green Cards
• Fiancé Visas (K-1)
• Family Petitions
• Family law services
• Adjustment of Status
• Consular Processing
• Removal of Conditions
• Waivers for Inadmissibility
• Green Card Renewal & Replacement
• Citizenship & Naturalization

Avoid Delays. Prevent Denials. Keep Your Family Together

A Washington, D.C., family immigration attorney for spouses, fiancés, parents, and other relatives.

Are You Struggling With …

Immigration Delays?
We help you complete accurate petitions that move your case forward.

Missing Documents?
We identify exactly what’s needed and get it submitted on time.

Relationship Scrutiny?
We will help you prepare for interviews with confidence.

Fear of Denial?
We build your case to meet all USCIS requirements from the start.

We Handle …

I-130, I-485 & I-129F Filings

Consular Processing

Marriage & Embassy Interview Preparation

Bona Fide Relationship Proof

Call to Start Your Immigration Case Today

We make family immigration law processes simple and streamlined for our clients.

Phone Number or CTA: Free Online Case Review

How Our Process Works

Once you begin an application or petition, a free case review can help you identify potential obstacles or delays.

Step 1:

Start With a Free Consultation
Contact our team for a free, no-obligation consultation. We will address your questions, assess your situation, and outline what to expect next.

Step 2:

Receive a Free Case Assessment
Our attorneys review your case documentation, identifying any gaps or risks. We will explain our strategy and walk you through our recommended course of action.

Step 3:

We Handle the Rest
Our team manages the remaining process, ensuring your case is positioned for success. You will receive steady guidance and clear updates, allowing you to feel confident about the outcome.

 Client Testimonials

See why DC Metro Area families trust The Movahedi Law Group to guide them through high-stakes immigration issues.

Babak Movahedi: Protecting All Washington DC Immigrants

Babak Movahedi is a bar-certified member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association with more than 30 years of experience.

During his tenure, he has helped hundreds of people unite their families, seek protection through asylum, obtain business and employment-based visas, secure lawful status and citizenship, and defend their right to remain in the United States.

With additional experience in international and domestic corporate, business, and real estate law, he brings a wealth of knowledge and a well-rounded perspective to all complex immigration matters.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Family Immigration

The Movahedi Law Group is here to provide clarity on the steps, risks, and requirements involved in bringing your family together in the United States.

Do I need a lawyer to get a green card for my relative?

While legal help is not always necessary, mistakes on forms, missing documents, and other seemingly minor issues can lead to a delay in your case or an outright denial. A family immigration lawyer helps ensure your petition is complete, correct, and positioned for approval.

How long does it typically take to bring a spouse to the U.S.?

For U.S. citizens, reuniting with an international spouse can take between 10 and 18 months on average. Green card holders may experience longer delays due to visa backlogs. An immigration attorney can prepare your complete petition, help you avoid delays from missing documents, and respond quickly to USCIS or National Visa Center requests.

Can I stay in the U.S. while my family immigration case is pending?

If you’re eligible for an adjustment of status, you can usually remain in the U.S. while your application is processed. If not, you may need to complete your case through the consular process abroad. An experienced immigration attorney can determine your eligibility early and help you avoid mistakes in your petition that may force you to leave the country.

What happens if my I-130 petition is denied?

A denial does not always mean your case is over. Consult a knowledgeable immigration lawyer who can help you appeal, file a motion to reopen, or submit a new petition with stronger evidence for approval.