We love to hear about your love story, because love, unity and togetherness is the basis of a successful marriage based green card application. Through marriage to a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident, you can gain Permanent Resident status, work authorization and a travel permit authorizing you to travel outside the US while your green card application is pending. We have helped HUNDREDS of couples obtain green cards by filing I-485 Adjustment of Status applications, and are proud to say that this practice area is one of our mainstays. We are by your side from the minute your adjustment of status applications are filed, until you step into the USCIS Immigration offices for your interview with an immigration officer!
We have also helped hundreds of US citizens obtain fiancé visas for their loved ones. The K-1 Visa, or Fiancé Visa, allows a U.S. citizen to apply for their fiancé residing outside of the United States to get a visa that will allow them to travel to the United States in order to marry. Once the couple is united in the U.S. and married, the non-U.S. citizen can apply for their green card.
If you are thinking of getting engaged or have recently tied the knot, please give us a call so you can learn about your legal options and help get status for your spouse!
We’ll set up a 30-minute in-person or virtual meeting with you via Zoom, video conference, Skype or phone to get to know your unique situation, understand your needs, and begin to map out a legal strategy.
The second step of our process lasts 3-5 days, during which we handle all necessary administrative details to set up your case. You will put down your initial deposit, sign a fee agreement, complete a questionnaire and meet with us to dive deeper.
For the next 3-4 weeks, we wi11 work together, side-by-side, to prepare your case and set you up for success. After we have prepared your case, we will share it with you for review. Then we flle your case and monitor it.
Immigration law is complex.
We know the law and will fight for your right to stay in the United States.