Traveling while your green card application is pending requires careful planning, as leaving the U.S. without Advance Parole, a special travel permit, can jeopardize your application, but exceptions exist for certain visa holders.
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Confused about filing Forms I-130 and I-485? Learn if filing together (concurrently) can speed up your green card process.
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Including your unmarried children under 21 on your green card application requires separate forms, proof of relationship, and potentially biometrics and interviews…
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Conditional green cards are a two-year stepping stone to permanent residency, removed through marriage proof (Form I-751) or investment verification (Form I-829)…
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Facing deportation but want a green card? It's possible, but requires careful navigation through eligibility, petitions, court motions, and hearings – consider seeking legal help.
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The green card medical exam ensures you're healthy, protects public health, and completes your application requirements.
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A Green Card rejection (Form I-485) isn't the end - talk to an immigration attorney to explore your options for appeal, reapplication, or legal guidance…
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Long Green Card wait? Check USCIS processing times (vary by service center, use their tool and stay updated for latest info).
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Overstayed Your Visa? Don't Lose Hope! Green Card Options Might Still Exist. But It Depends...
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Concurrent filing of Forms I-130 (relative petition) and I-485 (green card application) by immediate relatives of US citizens might speed up processing, potentially leading to earlier work permits and travel authorization (consult an attorney for eligibility details).
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Green card applicants facing financial hardship might qualify for a fee waiver…
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Newly married? File Form I-485 to adjust your spouse's status for a green card (gather marriage proof, check eligibility, prepare documents, attend biometrics, interview possible, receive green card upon approval).
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In the US legally and seeking a green card? Form I-485 is your application, with eligibility based on family ties, employment sponsorship, refugee/asylee status, diversity visa win, or other categories; check USCIS requirements for specifics...
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Under specific circumstances, you can submit both Form I-130 (petition for a relative) and Form I-485 (application to adjust status) concurrently. This can be a great way to expedite your green card journey...
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