One of our most common case types is the marriage-based Green Card petition. However, when the couple has been married for under two years at the time of approval, they face an extra step in their immigration journey: the conditional Green Card. In this blog, we talk about the process of removing the conditions of […]
Understanding the I-751 Petition: A Guide for Conditional Permanent Residents Read More »
At least once a week, I’m at USCIS for a marriage-based green card interview. The interviews always cover two main areas – the forms and the relationship. In marriage-based case, the officer is trying to learn about the relationship and determine whether or not the marriage was entered into in good faith – that is,
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The Central American Minor (CAM) was* a short-lived and well-meaning program. In 2014, over 50,000 children fled Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. They were fleeing horrific gang violence, poverty and – in many cases – they were coming to see parents who had moved to the U.S. years earlier. To discourage the incredibly dangerous journey,
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As an attorney, I trust my clients (unless they give me a clear reason not to!). When we start a case, we provide questionnaires and ask our clients to answer everything truthfully. If there’s a question about how to answer, I hope our clients feel secure enough to ask us. Our clients review the forms
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I’ve had a few emails this week asking about I-751s and I thought doing a FAQ blog might be useful! Q. Can I travel / renew my driver’s license / continue to work with my I-751? A. Yes! You always want your original I-751 receipt (which also serves as your 18-month extension) with you when
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At Klinke Immigration, LLC our seasoned lawyers are committed to helping immigrants obtain the green cards they need to enter the United States. One question we are commonly asked by clients who are engaged to foreigners is: how do I bring my fiancé to the U.S. so we can start our new life together? Here
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