Immigration Law Office of Los Angeles

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  Green Card through Marriage

  Green Card through Marriage (formally known as Adjustment of Status) is the process that you can use to apply for a Green Card when your US citizen spouse files a petition on your behalf. To qualify, you must: - Be physically present in the U.S. (If not, there is an option called "Consular Processing"). - Have been inspected and lawfully admitted into the U.S. - Not have a record that renders you inadmissible. (Although, you may apply for a Waiver). The Immigration Law Office of Los Angeles is a 5 STARS RATED Law Firm on Google for a reason: We have a 100% success rate, our clients are our priority and we work around the clock. Expect a fast-paced firm that takes care of you.

  Link: Green Card through Marriage

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  I-751 Form

  If you received a green card through marriage and your marriage was less than 2 years old when your green card was approved, what you received is a conditional green card, known as CR1 visa. The conditional green card is valid for only 2 years. After this period, if you wish to remain as a permanent resident in the U.S. you need to remove the conditions of your green card. This is done by submitting the form I751 petition to remove conditions on residence. If you successfully submit this form and it gets approved, then you will move from the conditional permanent resident status to the permanent resident status, and your green card will be valid for 10 years. To remove the Green Card conditions you must: - Submit a Petition to Remove the Conditions on Residence (I-751 Form). - Prove to USCIS that your marriage is a bona fide marriage. - Submit the application within 90 days prior to your conditional green card expiration date. - File jointly with your spouse. Call us: (213) 375-4084

  Link: I-751 Form

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  H1B Denial

  At the Immigration Law Office of Los Angeles, attorney Michael Piston has extensive experience in Federal litigation and can help you overcome the erroneous decision made on your H1b application by filing a Federal Lawsuit and get results by forcing the government to adjudicate cases that have been unlawfully delayed or overturn H1B extensions and H1B transfer arbitrary denials. Federal Court Litigation may be an effective way of resolving government’s H1B denials and errors. In well over 90% of the cases we file, the government reverses itself within 2-4 months of the case being filed.

  Link: H1B Denial

• K1 Fiance Visa

  The K-1 fiance visa, is used to bring a foreign fiancé(e) to the United States so that the couple can marry and afterwards apply for a green card for the foreign partner. The fiance visa petition must be filed by a U.S. citizen. After being admitted to the U.S. your fiance may immediately apply for permission for work authorization. Some of the requirements are that you and your fiance must be legally free to marry, intend to marry within 90 days of your fiance’s admission to the United States, and have met each other in person within the two years immediately before you filed the fiance visa petition. Same-sex partners can apply for the K-1 fiance visa as long as the rest of the immigration requirements are met. A same-sex engagement may allow your fiance to enter the US for the purpose of getting married.

  Link: K1 Fiance Visa