Family/Humanitarian Immigration

Family/Humanitarian Immigration Law refers to the legal provisions and procedures that allow individuals to immigrate to a country based on family relationships or humanitarian reasons.

This area of law includes the processes for family reunification, where citizens or permanent residents of a country can sponsor relatives, including spouses, children, and sometimes extended family members, for immigration.

How We Help

IINE’s team of subject matter experts provide legal representation for most immigration matters.

These services include:

Green Card Applications

Employment Authorization Documents

Refugee Travel Documents

Refugee/Asylee Relative Petitions

Family Petitions

Green Card Renewal/Replacement

Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence

Request for Fee Waiver

Application for Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

And More…

I am more than thankful with the International Institute of New England for all the care and support I got from you all. The amazing job that you do to help foreigners navigate the U.S. immigration system is beyond words. It is a great organization with incredible, talented and kind people I had the pleasure to meet.”

Dispelling 10 Common Myths About Immigrants and Refugees

From the Desk of the CEO: The Economic Argument for Welcoming Refugees and Immigrants

Dispelling 10 Common Myths About Immigrants and Refugees

Dispelling 10 Common Myths About Immigrants and Refugees

Dispelling 10 Common Myths About Immigrants and Refugees

From the Desk of the CEO: The Economic Argument for Welcoming Refugees and Immigrants

1924-1934: Fostering Community

Family/Humanitarian Immigration Law refers to the legal provisions and procedures that allow individuals to immigrate to a country based on family relationships or humanitarian reasons.

How We Help

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