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Green Cards through Marriage enable U.S. citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their foreign spouses for permanent residency in the United States. This pathway helps couples live together in the U.S. and provides a route to citizenship for the sponsored spouse. Learn more about the eligibility requirements, application process, and necessary documentation in our comprehensive guides.
USCIS has issued new guidance clarifying what qualifies as a valid marriage for U.S. immigration purposes. The update affects Canadian and other foreign spouses of U.S. citizens and green card holders, addressing virtual marriages, same-sex unions, and proof of bona fide relationships.
When can you file Form I-485? Learn how the Visa Bulletin, priority dates, and sponsorship category determine your eligibility for adjustment of status.
A couple’s 10-year relationship turned into a U.S. success story. With our team’s guidance, they secured a K-1 visa and green card in just two years.
“They were thorough, communicative, organized, and on schedule with the entire process. We are eternally grateful for them and their paralegals for making it happen. They really looked after us every step of the way.”
– Joseph Bucci
If your F-1 visa expires in 2026, and you’re weighing an EB-3 job sponsorship against marriage to a U.S. citizen, timing is key. This post explains which path can get you a green card faster and how to maintain legal status during the process.
On August 1, 2025, USCIS issued new policy guidance impacting I-130 family-based immigration petitions. The update enhances fraud screening, clarifies interview and filing procedures, and outlines risks of removal for certain applicants. Here’s what you need to know.
Discover how long family-based immigration takes, what factors cause delays, and how to navigate the process as a petitioner or beneficiary.
Find out whether the Fiancé Visa or Spousal Sponsorship is the better path to bring your partner to the United States. We compare timelines, requirements, and pros/cons to help you decide.
If you’re a green card holder, keeping your permanent resident status depends on where you live and how long you stay outside the U.S. Here’s what you need to know.
When a marriage ends before removing green card conditions, the process can feel overwhelming. See how we helped a client prove good faith and secure permanent residency
“After my first interaction with the team, I immediately felt reassured…Their professionalism and attention to detail gave me a sense of confidence and peace during what could have been a very stressful time.”
—Client Testimonial
Prepare for your marriage-based green card interview with this complete checklist of required documents, proof of relationship, and USCIS guidelines.