Family Immigration & Consular Paralegal Support

RapidPro offers immigration paralegal services to assist immigration attorneys and law firms in preparing family-based immigration and consular processing casework. Our support includes I-130 petition materials, adjustment of status packages, civil-document organization, and the preparation of supporting evidence for attorney review, ensuring comprehensive consular processing assistance.

Family and consular case preparation

Draft petitions and application preparation based on firm instructions, along with consular processing assistance. Organization of supporting relationship evidence and civil documents is essential. Furthermore, we focus on the preparation and organization of adjustment of status materials through our immigration paralegal services. For consular cases, we ensure thorough document organization and packet preparation. Finally, detailed case notes identify any missing documents and information for review.

What your firm receives

Your firm receives the draft materials and organized supporting records agreed for the assignment. Your attorney, with the help of immigration paralegal services, determines the appropriate process, reviews eligibility and legal issues, and approves the documents before use or submission, ensuring you have the necessary consular processing assistance.

Family Immigration Support: Comprehensive Solutions

Please reach us at omata@rpdimmigration.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Yes. RapidPro can help prepare draft forms, organize supporting evidence, and assemble I-130 and adjustment of status materials based on your firm’s instructions. We identify missing information and document inconsistencies for review. The attorney determines eligibility, the filing approach, and final approval.

Yes. Support can include organizing civil documents, preparing draft case materials, tracking missing items, and assembling supporting records according to your firm’s instructions. The exact tasks depend on the assignment. Your attorney directs the process and reviews the documents and any legal issues.

All paralegal work is performed under attorney direction.