Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing for a Spouse?
Some couples can choose between a spouse adjusting in the United States and finishing at a consulate. Here is how each route runs and what decides it.
Some couples can choose between a spouse adjusting in the United States and finishing at a consulate. Here is how each route runs and what decides it.
The Child Status Protection Act can keep a child under 21 on paper after a real 21st birthday. The formula differs by category, and a one-year deadline follows.
Two I-140 petitions can run side by side, each judged on its own. When a dual EB-1A and NIW filing makes sense, how priority dates work, and the tradeoffs.
H-2B cases fail at DOL, at USCIS, or at the consulate, usually over temporary need, inconsistent dates, job order errors, or a cap that filled first.
The P-3 petition runs through a U.S. petitioner, a labor union, USCIS, and a consulate. Here is the order of steps and where the time actually goes.
The EB-5 runs in two stages: an investor petition that leads to a conditional green card, then a filing to remove conditions. Here is stage one.