COLOMBIAN & U.S. DUAL CITIZENSHIP AND FAMILY IMMIGRATION
Two Countries. Strong Family Connections. New Opportunities.
Colombia and the United States share a meaningful connection through families, culture, education, and immigration.
Whether you are a Colombian citizen, a U.S. citizen, a lawful permanent resident, or someone who holds citizenship in both countries, understanding your rights and immigration options is an important first step.
DUAL CITIZENSHIP – COLOMBIA AND THE UNITED STATES
Both Colombia and the United States generally recognize dual nationality, allowing qualifying individuals to hold citizenship in both countries.
Dual citizens have rights and responsibilities in each country and must comply with applicable passport and travel requirements.
FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION – REUNITING LOVED ONES
Are you a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident hoping to reunite with family members in Colombia or another country?
Depending on your immigration status and the qualifying family relationship, you may be eligible to file a family-based immigration petition.
- U.S. Citizens: May petition for qualifying spouses, children, and adult sons or daughters. Citizens age 21 or older may also petition for parents and siblings.
- Lawful Permanent Residents: May petition for qualifying spouses and unmarried sons or daughters.
Each immigration category has its own eligibility requirements, documentation, procedures, and processing times.
HOW CAN WE ASSIST YOU?
At COLOMBIA USA INMIGRACIÓN LLC, we provide virtual immigration form preparation, document organization, and application assistance services in English and Spanish.
We are committed to helping families navigate the administrative steps of their immigration process with clarity, organization, and personalized attention.
YOUR STORY IS UNIQUE. YOUR PROCESS IS TOO!
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COLOMBIA USA INMIGRACIÓN LLC is an independent immigration document preparation service. We are not attorneys or a law firm and do not provide legal advice or representation. We are not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. Department of State. Immigration application approval is not guaranteed.