We Help You Reach Your Immigration Goals

Your journey is personal to us, and we’ll stand by you every step of the way.

Reunite Families

Know Your Rights

Secure Work & Opportunity

Who Are The Arrivals Group

Your Journey Begins Here

At The Arrivals Group, we specialize in helping individuals, families, and businesses navigate the U.S. immigration system with clarity and care.

Whether you’re facing a routine application or a more complex challenge, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

From gathering documents to submitting your forms—we simplify the process and make sure nothing gets overlooked.

Let’s turn uncertainty into action. Schedule your consultation today and take the first step forward.

How Can We help

Our Immigration Services

From applications to approvals, we turn immigration challenges into life-changing successes.

Green Cards

Secure your permanent residency. We guide you through the green card process for a smooth path to U.S. living.

Citizenship

Ready to become a U.S. citizen? We simplify the naturalization process so you can achieve your American dream.

Asylum

Facing removal proceedings? Our legal team fights for your rights and helps you stay in the U.S. legally.

Deferred Action

Need protection from deportation? We help eligible immigrants apply for deferred action and legal relief.

Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding immigration can be overwhelming, but we’re here to provide clear answers and expert guidance every step of the way.

What are my options if I am undocumented but want legal status in the U.S.?

Your options depend on your specific situation, such as family relationships, employment history, asylum eligibility, or time spent in the U.S. Some common pathways include family petitions, asylum, Deferred Action (DACA), U visas for crime victims, and waivers like the 601A. Consulting an immigration expert can help you determine the best approach for your case.

How long does the immigration process take, and what factors can cause delays?

Processing times vary based on the type of visa or application, your country of origin, and USCIS workload. Family-based petitions can take months to years, while work visas or asylum cases follow their own timelines. Delays can be caused by missing documents, background checks, or policy changes. Working with an immigration professional can help prevent unnecessary delays.

What should I do if my visa or immigration application gets denied?

If your application is denied, you may be able to appeal, file a motion to reopen or reconsider, or reapply with stronger evidence. The reason for denial is critical—some issues can be fixed, while others require legal strategies. Seeking professional guidance can help you understand your next steps and improve your chances of approval.

How can I bring my family to the U.S. legally and reunite with them?

You can petition for family members through a family-based Green Card, which requires proving your relationship and meeting eligibility requirements. U.S. citizens can petition for spouses, children, parents, and siblings, while Green Card holders can petition for spouses and unmarried children. The process varies based on visa availability and priority categories.

What rights do immigrants have in the U.S., and how can I protect myself legally?

Immigrants, regardless of status, have rights, including protection from unlawful searches, access to legal representation, and the right to remain silent if questioned by authorities. If faced with deportation or immigration enforcement, stay calm, avoid signing anything without a lawyer, and seek legal counsel immediately.

How do changes in immigration laws affect my case, and where can I get up-to-date information?

Immigration laws and policies can change frequently due to government actions or court rulings. These changes may impact processing times, eligibility requirements, or legal protections. Staying informed through reputable sources like USCIS, legal aid organizations, or an immigration attorney ensures you take the right steps for your case.

The Why

Why The Arrivals Group

Immigration is more than paperwork—it’s about your future, your security, and the people you love. We’re here to make the process easier, fight for your rights, and guide you every step of the way with honesty and expertise.

We Fight For You Like Family

Your case is more than paperwork to us—we work relentlessly to reunite loved ones, protect your rights, and secure your future.

Clear, Honest, Guidance You Can Trust

We simplify immigration laws, provide the best legal options, and ensure you feel confident every step of the way.

Real Solutions, Real Results

With deep legal expertise, we turn immigration challenges into success stories, delivering real solutions as quickly as possible.

Step By Step

Our Process

Talk To Us & Share Your Story

We Find the Best Path for You

Your Case Moves Forward!

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Our clients love working with us, just read what they have to say!

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USCIS Opens Asylum Office in San Antonio 05/06/2026
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services opened an additional asylum office location in San Antonio, Texas. Beginning May 28, 2026, aliens who filed for asylum with USCIS who reside in the jurisdiction of the Houston Asylum Office may be interviewed at either the Houston Asylum Office or the San Antonio Asylum Office.
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USCIS Screening and Vetting Efforts Lead to 18-month Sentencing of Illegal Alien in Fraud Case 01/06/2026
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ robust screening and vetting uncovered an immigration fraud scheme that resulted in Venerando Aquino Martin, 56, an illegal alien from the Philippines, being sentenced to 18 months for visa fraud.
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DHS Automatically Extends Temporary Protected Status for Lebanon 28/05/2026
The Department of Homeland Security posted a Federal Register notice on the six-month automatic extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Lebanon, from May 28, 2026, through Nov. 27, 2026. Under the TPS statute, if the secretary of homeland security does not decide whether a country still qualifies for TPS at least 60 days before […]
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Will Grant ‘Adjustment of Status’ Only in Extraordinary Circumstances 22/05/2026
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced a new policy memo reiterating the fact that, consistent with long-standing immigration law and immigration court decisions, aliens seeking adjustment of status must do so through consular processing via the Department of State outside of the country.
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