Families Guide

Family Reunification Resources

For Aurora families waiting on relatives abroad — how to track the case, who to call, and what changed in 2025.

The three checks families run

USCIS case status with your receipt number — the official position of the petition right now.

The DOS Visa Bulletin decides when an approved petition can move — our tracker mirrors the current month.

Resettlement agencies and free legal aid — reunification casework is their specialty.

Online

Check a pending petition (I-130 family petition and others) with the receipt number. The official status page — always start here before calling.

Online — also on AuroraToday

The monthly chart that decides when an approved family petition can move forward. See our Visa Bulletin tracker for the current tables.

925 S Niagara St, Suite 200, Denver, CO 80224 · (303) 399-4500

One of Colorado’s three resettlement agencies — asks about family-reunification casework for refugees and asylees already in the metro.

1035 Osage St, Suite 700, Denver, CO 80204 · (303) 922-3433

Resettlement agency — refugee & asylee line (303) 389-2337. Family reunification guidance for eligible cases.

1873 S Bellaire St, 5th Floor, Denver, CO 80222 · (720) 328-6655

Resettlement agency serving refugees, asylees, SIV holders and survivors of trafficking — integration and family services.

3201 S Tamarac Dr, Denver, CO 80231 · (303) 597-5000

Resettlement provider — refugee case management, legal services navigation and family-support programs.

7301 Federal Blvd, Suite 300, Westminster, CO 80030 · (303) 866-9308

If a family member is detained at the Aurora ICE facility: call (303) 866-9308 (or dial 6 1880# from inside the facility). Free legal orientations.

Verified directory. Agencies below can advise on eligible family-reunification paths — eligibility rules are strict and case-specific.