IR2 - Child Under 21 of The U.S. Citizen
Bring your child to the United States — with preparation that avoids delays and keeps your case moving
The IR2 visa allows a U.S. citizen to sponsor their child for permanent residence. Delays often happen when documentation is incomplete, eligibility is unclear, or records are not properly prepared.
We prepare your case with accuracy and structure — guiding you from petition to approval with clarity and control.
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Client Satisfaction
10+ Years
Immigration Experience
5K+
Cases Supported
Built For Long-Term Family Stability
A child-based immigration case may appear straightforward — but missing records, eligibility issues, or inconsistencies can delay your case.
- Incomplete parent-child documentation can delay approval
- Missing or incorrect civil records can create complications
- Age eligibility issues can affect the case timeline
- Inconsistent information can trigger RFEs
Differentiation
Prepared for eligibility, documentation, and accuracy
Most delays in IR2 cases happen because required records are incomplete or eligibility details are not fully verified before filing.
Parent-child relationship clearly documented
We guide how eligibility is established so documentation meets immigration requirements.
Civil records prepared correctly from the start
Birth certificates and supporting documents are reviewed for completeness and consistency.
Eligibility verified before filing
We review age, status, and legal requirements to prevent issues later.
Consistency maintained across the case
Your case is prepared to remain aligned from petition through final review.
System
A structured process from petition to approval
An IR2 case moves through multiple stages, each requiring accuracy, timing, and coordination. We manage your case so everything is prepared correctly and progresses without unnecessary delays.
Stage-by-stage progression control
Each phase is prepared with the next stage already in mind.
Timing and sequencing managed carefully
We guide how your case moves forward to avoid delays.
Alignment across agencies
Your case remains consistent from USCIS through final processing.
Prepared before review, not after
We focus on preventing issues before they arise — not correcting them later.
Fees & Structure
Reunite Your Child — Secure Their Future.
FLAT FEE
Standard
Attorney-Prepared Filing
Begin with
$800
/Retainer
- $850 before USCIS submission
- $850 before NVC stage
Service Includes:
Parent-Child Eligibility Review
We verify qualifying relationship, age requirements, custody issues, and derivative eligibility compliance.
I-130 Petition Preparation
We prepare and review Form I-130 and supporting documentation for accuracy and statutory alignment.
Civil Documentation Strategy
We structure birth records, legitimation documents (if applicable), and identity documentation sequencing.
Affidavit of Support (I-864) Preparation
We organize financial sponsorship documentation and income eligibility review.
NVC & Consular Coordination
We guide DS-260 preparation, document submission, and interview readiness planning.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
FLAT FEE
Priority
Enhanced Attorney Representation
Begin with
$1,000
/Retainer
- $1,050 before USCIS submission
- $1,050 before NVC stage
Service Includes Everything in Standard, Plus:
G-28 Formal Representation
We enter appearance before USCIS and receive official agency correspondence.
Direct Agency Communication Handling
We manage procedural notices and structured responses.
Advanced Eligibility Risk Review
We conduct deeper analysis of legitimation issues, custody history, and documentation gaps.
Priority Case Management
Accelerated review cycles and milestone monitoring.
Enhanced Consular Interview Strategy Session
We conduct structured preparation focused on identity verification and eligibility confirmation.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
ImmigrationService gave me clear visibility into my immigration status and next steps, connected me with an attorney, and took a huge weight off my shoulders.
Bela Karim
Client
Forms & Process
Government filing fees, medical examinations, and travel expenses are separate. RFEs, waivers, Adjustment of Status, and complex admissibility issues require separate engagement.
Key Forms
- Form I-130 — Petition for Alien Relative
- Form G-1145 — E-Notification (if applicable)
- Form G-28 — Notice of Entry of Appearance (Priority only)
- Form DS-260 — Immigrant Visa Application
- Form I-864 — Affidavit of Support
- Civil Documents — Birth certificates, custody records (if applicable)
- Medical Examination — Panel Physician
Process Overview
- Step 1 — Relationship & Eligibility Review
- Step 2 — I-130 Filing with USCIS
- Step 3 — USCIS Approval
- Step 4 — National Visa Center Processing
- Step 5 — Consular Interview
- Step 6 — Entry to the U.S. as Lawful Permanent Resident
- Step 7 — Visa Issuance & Passport Return
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions deserve clear answers.
What is an IR2 visa?
The IR2 visa allows an unmarried child under 21 of a U.S. citizen to immigrate as a lawful permanent resident.
Is there a quota for IR2?
No. Immediate relatives are not subject to annual visa limits.
Does the child receive a green card upon entry?
Yes. The child becomes a lawful permanent resident upon admission.
What documents are required?
Birth certificate, proof of U.S. citizenship, custody documentation (if applicable), and financial sponsorship documents.
Is an interview required?
Yes. Most applicants must attend a consular interview.
Can the petition be denied?
Yes. Incomplete documentation or eligibility issues may result in denial.
What if the child turns 21?
Immediate relative classification requires the child to be under 21 and unmarried at key stages.
Does the sponsor need to meet income requirements?
Yes. The petitioner must meet federal poverty guideline standards.
Can adopted children qualify?
Yes, if adoption meets immigration statutory requirements.
How long does IR2 processing take?
Processing times vary depending on USCIS and consular workloads.
