Have you married an American citizen? Maybe you are planning to marry one. We will make recommendations on the best way to allow both of the spouses to be together in the US. Where were you married? Where is your spouse living? If the marriage has not already taken place you will have to decide where the ceremony will take place and if necessary obtain a fiance visa to allow your future partner to come to the US in order to marry you. So many questions and so many options can leave you feeling overwhelmed.

Whether it is through Consular processing from abroad or Adjustment of Status from within the United States, we will be with you every step of the way to ensure that your spouse obtains his/her Green Card.

Our services

  • Immediate and unlimited free consultation;
  • Complete assessment of your family circumstances;
  • Help you chose your most efficient strategy;
  • Assist you in proving the legitimacy of your relationship;
  • Provide a checklist of all the documents you will need to support your application;
  • Analyze and explain the financial requirements for sponsoring your spouse;
  • Proper preparation of your application;
  • Submission of your application to the proper authorities;
  • Complete preparation for your immigration interview

Our Welcoming Team

Landing in a new country can sometimes be stressful and demanding. At CANAM, we fully understand the challenges you might have to face once in the US and we are able to assist you and your family every step of the way. Our “Welcoming Team” is specially trained to facilitate everything for you, from housing requirements to school admissions in order to make your transition as seamless as possible.

Let us facilitate the integration of your family in their new homeland by assisting you and your family with all your personal needs, so you can feel at home in the United States.

For visa holders and their family, our staff can assist them in the following areas:

  • Rent or buy a home anywhere in the target country
  • Enrolment into schools and universities
  • Insurance (healthcare, home, and vehicles)
  • Banking (credit cards and loans)
  • Accounting (for preparation of their annual tax returns)
  • Recommendations pertaining to what they must do when leaving their home country, making the transition as seamless as possible
  • Social security, driver’s license
  • Moving procedures