Form I-601 waiver for inadmissibility might be filed with green card application. Here’s why..
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Changing jobs on a non-immigrant visa? Here’s what you need to know…
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Here’s what you need to know about Form I-864EZ…
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Undocumented immigrants might explore family sponsorship. Here' we explain you a little bit more..
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Form I-864, the Affidavit of Support, is used in U.S. immigration to show you can financially support an immigrant relative seeking a green card.
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Green card expired abroad? Here’s what you need to do..
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Green card holders lacking a valid passport can apply for a travel document. Here’s what you need to know..
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Name change after naturalization? Form N-565 can help you with that…
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Thinking about applying for your green card? Here's what you need to know about timing:
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The Form I-130, petitioning for a relative's green card, doesn't expire itself. Here's a breakdown of key points…
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Green card replacement denial (Form I-90) might be due to missing/incorrect information, ineligibility, missing documents, criminal issues, fraud, or missing USCIS follow-up steps.
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Form I-129 lets US employers sponsor temporary foreign workers in various categories. Here’s what you need to know…
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Citizenship document replacement approved? Here’s what you need to know..
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The path to your green card can vary, but here's a general roadmap:.
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K-1 fiancés considering US travel: Avoid trips before marriage/green card application (raises red flags), get "Advance Parole" (Form I-131) for necessary travel, expect re-entry challenges, prioritize marriage and green card application (Form I-485) first; consult an attorney for travel guidance.
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Green card applicants can work with an EAD alongside their application (Form I-765), existing work visas, AC21 portability after 180 days (certain job changes), or special immigrant work authorization (consult an attorney for your specific situation).
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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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Para obtener tu Green Card, elige entre: Trámite Consular (solicita la visa en una embajada/consulado) si estás fuera de EE. UU. o Ajuste de Estatus (solicita la Green Card dentro del país) si ya estás en EE. UU. La elección depende de tu situación actual.
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Green card hopefuls outside the US apply for immigrant visas abroad (consular processing), while those already in the US can adjust status for a green card.
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Green card marriage condition removal (for 2-year cards) might require Form I-751 (joint filing if still married, waiver possible if divorced/separated with proof of abuse/exceptional circumstances).
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