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Is your child or family member under 21? They may qualify for immigration relief.
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJ) protects unmarried minors under 21 who suffered abuse, abandonment or neglect by one or both parents. It is a possible pathway to a Green Card in the U.S.
- The SIJ petition is federal (USCIS). The required state-court order is handled in Colorado and Utah by our family law attorneys licensed in those states.
U.S. immigration law (federal) · Family law attorneys licensed in Colorado and Utah
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Services in this area
Eligibility evaluation
State custody, guardianship or dependency order (CO, UT)
Special findings required for SIJ
Form I-360 petition with USCIS
Adjustment of status toward the Green Card
Representation in immigration court, if applicable
How we help
We review the minor’s story, eligibility and the proper state court.
We handle the state-court process to obtain the order with the findings the law requires.
We file the SIJ petition (Form I-360) with USCIS.
When eligible, we file the adjustment of status toward the Green Card.
SIJ involves two steps: a state-court order and a federal petition with USCIS. The state-court step is handled in Colorado and Utah by attorneys licensed in those states; U.S. immigration law is federal. If the minor lives in another state, contact us and we will tell you plainly whether we can help.
Frequently asked questions
Who may qualify for SIJ?
In general: under 21 and unmarried, present in the U.S., abused, abandoned or neglected by one or both parents, with a state-court order finding that reunification is not viable and that returning to their home country is not in their best interest. We evaluate each case in the free consultation.
Is there a deadline?
The petition must be filed before the minor turns 21, and depending on the state the court order may require acting much earlier. An early evaluation matters.
In which states do you handle the state-court step?
Colorado and Utah, through our family law attorneys licensed in those states. If the minor lives elsewhere, contact us and we will tell you plainly whether we can help.
Timing matters: the petition must be filed before age 21.
Talk to an attorney today. The case evaluation is free.
