Immigration Lawyer Services
Marriage Green card
If you are married to a U.S. Citizen, you can file for your Green Card while here in the U.S. or if you live abroad.
Fiance Visa
A fiance visa is can be filed if you have met your fiance within the last two years. You will also need to prove you have physically met, and proof that you are in a real realationship.
Naturalization / U.S. Citizenship
You can file to Naturalize to become a U.S. citizen 3 years after marriage to a U.S. citizen, or 5 years after having your Green Card. You are allowed to file 90 days early.
Conditional Green Card - Petition to Remove Conditions
If you were married under 2 years when you received your Green Card, then you were issued a 2 year Conditional Green Card. You will need to file for your 10 year green card 90 days before your 2 year card expires. A year later, you can file to Naturalize while this is pending.
If USCIS finds that you have previously stated facts on an application that were not true, you may need an I-601 fraud waiver to allow approval of your Green Card. This often occurs when someone applies for a visa stating that they are married when they are not. Often you are given a 30 day deadline to file your I-601 waiver, so it is important to begin immediately.
Illegal Entry I-601A Waiver
I-601 Waiver
Depending on the specific facts of your case, there may be a process to obtain your Green Card after entering the U.S. illegally without a visa. An I-601A waiver is the process to forgive your illegal entry to allow you to obtain your Green Card. It is a long and involved process and you will need an experienced immigration lawyer.
I-290B Motion to Reopen
If USCIS has denied your case, such as an I-130 or I-485, we may be able to reopen your case and have it approved. You will need to act quickly as you only have 30 days to file your Motion to Reopen your denied case.