If your family member is already in the United States, I can help them adjust their status to become a lawful permanent resident without having to return to their home country. Adjustment of Status allows eligible individuals to transition from a temporary visa or other status to a green card while remaining in the U.S. with their loved ones.

The adjustment of status process involves filing Form I-485 along with supporting documentation, attending a biometrics appointment, and preparing for an interview with USCIS. I guide you through each step, ensuring all forms are accurately completed and all required evidence is properly submitted. Whether you are adjusting status through marriage to a U.S. citizen or another family relationship, I help you understand the specific requirements and potential challenges of your case.

Timing and eligibility are crucial in adjustment of status cases. I carefully evaluate your situation to confirm you are eligible to adjust status and help you navigate any complications that may arise, keeping your family together throughout the process.

When your family member is living abroad, consular processing is the pathway to bring them to the United States as a lawful permanent resident. This process involves USCIS approval of your petition, processing through the National Visa Center (NVC), and ultimately a visa interview at a U.S. consulate or embassy in your loved one’s home country.

I guide you through the entire consular processing journey, from the initial petition filing to preparing your family member for their consular interview. This includes helping you gather civil documents, financial evidence, and other required documentation, as well as completing the necessary forms for the NVC. I ensure you understand the timeline, prepare your family member for what to expect at the interview, and address any issues that may arise during the process.

Consular processing can feel overwhelming when your family is separated by distance. I work diligently to move your case forward as efficiently as possible, maintaining clear communication and providing the support you need during this challenging time so your family can be reunited.

If you received your green card through marriage and have been married for less than two years at the time of approval, you were granted conditional permanent residence. I assist with filing Form I-751 to remove these conditions and obtain your 10-year green card.

Whether you are filing jointly with your spouse or need to file a waiver due to divorce, I provide the guidance and support you need. Timing is critical with I-751 applications, they must be filed before your conditional green card expires. I ensure your petition is thoroughly prepared and filed on time, protecting your permanent resident status and your future in the United States.

I help U.S. citizens bring their fiancés to the U.S. through the K-1 visa process. The K-1 visa process involves multiple steps, including filing the I-129F petition, consular processing, and meeting specific relationship requirements. I guide you through gathering the necessary documentation, preparing for the consular interview, and ensuring you meet all deadlines.

I understand that being separated from your loved one is difficult. I work efficiently to prepare a strong petition and help you navigate this process with as little stress as possible, so you can focus on planning your future together.

Maintaining valid permanent resident documentation is essential to prove your legal status in the United States. I assist with green card renewals using Form I-90 when your card is expiring, has expired, was lost or stolen, contains incorrect information, or has been damaged.

It is important to renew your green card before it expires to avoid complications with employment verification, international travel, and accessing benefits or services that require proof of your legal status. Even if your card has already expired, your permanent resident status remains valid, but having current documentation is crucial for daily life in the United States.

Whether you are renewing due to expiration, updating information, or replacing a lost card, I guide you through the process efficiently so you can maintain uninterrupted proof of your permanent residency.

If you need to travel abroad for extended periods, spending too much time outside the United States can jeopardize your permanent resident status. A reentry permit protects your green card by allowing you to remain outside the U.S. for up to two years without abandoning your permanent residence. I help you apply for a reentry permit (Form I-131) before you travel, which demonstrates to immigration officials that you have not intended to abandon your U.S. residency despite your extended absence.

Timing is crucial with reentry permits, you must file while you are physically present in the United States and attend a biometrics appointment before departing. I guide you through the application process, help you understand the requirements, and ensure your reentry permit application is properly filed to protect your permanent resident status while you are abroad.

Becoming a U.S. citizen is a significant milestone that opens doors to new opportunities and provides security for you and your family. I guide you through the entire naturalization process, from determining your eligibility to preparing for the citizenship interview and oath ceremony. I help you understand the requirements, prepare your application thoroughly, and address any potential issues that might arise.

Life circumstances change, and sometimes your immigration status needs to change as well. Whether you are transitioning from a temporary visa to permanent residency or switching between different visa categories, I help you navigate these transitions smoothly and efficiently.