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Child B

Brandon Child B Visa Attorney

Serving Clients in Hillsborough, Polk, & Pasco Counties

The Child B visa allows a foreign national to come to the United States to work, study, and live with a relative who is a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident.

Obtaining a Child B visa can be a challenging process and requires the assistance of an experienced immigration attorney. At Little Law, P.A., we have helped hundreds of individuals and families obtain U.S. visas and citizenship and can help with your application. Our team will work with you to gather the necessary documentation, prepare your application, and represent you throughout the process.

We offer a free consultation and payment plans to make the process as affordable as possible. Call (813) 640-4931 or contact us online to schedule yours today.


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