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Fiancé(e) Overview
The K1 fiancé(e) visa is an option for someone who is engaged to a US citizen and would like to get married and live in the US. Click to learn more .
Adjustment of Status for Family Member
Adjustment of Status allows non-immigrants to apply for permanent residency while inside the U.S. by filing Form I-485. Unlike the Immigrant Visa process, Adjustment of Status does not require Consular Processing at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad and allow the applicants to move from non-immigrant status to permanent resident status without returning to their home countries. Click to learn more.
Immigrant Visa for Family Member
One of the privileges of citizenship is the ability to petition for immediate relatives, like your spouse, unmarried children under 21 years of age, and parents without immigration quota limits. Click to learn more.
How to File a Strong I-751 with Waiver?
If you’re a Conditional Permanent Resident in the United States and your green card is nearing its expiration date, it’s time to file Form I-751, Removal of Conditions on Permanent Residency. You probably know that the purpose of this application is to prove to the US government that you and your US citizen spouse still share a loving marriage — so what do you do if you have recently become separated or divorced? Click to learn more.