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U.S. immigration can be complex, especially when it involves joining your fiancé(e), a U.S. citizen, or a lawful permanent resident (LPR). The U.S. Department of State provides two main visa options for fiancé(e)s: the K-1 nonimmigrant and B-2 visitor visas. Understanding the differences and appropriate circumstances for each can make your journey smoother—we discus both the K-1 and B-2 visa options here.
Navigating the U.S. immigration system can be a complex endeavor for couples where one partner is a U.S. citizen and the other is a foreign national. This blog post demystifies the options available, diving deep into the processes of Adjustment of Status (AOS), Consular Processing, and the Fiancé Visa (K-1). Here, we elucidate the features, pros, and cons of each route, providing a roadmap to help you make an informed decision for your marital immigration journey.
Discover the complexities that divorce can introduce for foreign nationals holding a Conditional Green Card obtained through marriage. Unravel the essential steps and challenges associated with the removal of conditions, shedding light on the impact of divorce on immigration proceedings.
Many individuals have the dream of living in the United States. Fortunately, U.S. immigration laws offer permanent residency pathways for those who marry a U.S. citizen. But what happens if you enter the U.S. on the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP)? Can you still apply for a green card through marriage? Let’s explore this option.
Don’t let simple mistakes or oversights cost you your marriage-based green card. Discover the common reasons for denials, and learn how to strengthen your application.
Understand the often overlooked rule regarding green card expiration for children who received their green card before turning 14. Learn about the Form I-90 process and the timing that could save you hundreds of dollars.
Can living apart from your spouse affect your chances of obtaining a green card through marriage? Discover how the United States immigration law views this complex issue, and learn about the necessary requirements to navigate this process successfully.
Asylum seeker transitioning to a green card holder through marriage. Read about our client’s long-awaited immigration journey.
Discover how concurrent filing of Form I-130 and I-485 can expedite the family-based immigration process to the U.S., offering an efficient pathway for immediate relatives of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents.
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