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Adjustment of Status
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Status Settings
Immigration process that allows certain immigrants to change their nonimmigrant status to legal permanent resident (green card) without having to return to their country of origin.
Requirements
Who can apply for adjustment of status?
Family members of U.S. citizens or permanent residents
If you have a U.S. citizen spouse, child, or parent, you may be eligible to apply for adjustment of status.
Employees with work visa
Those already working in the United States under an employment visa may be eligible to apply for permanent residency.
Refugees and asylum seekers
If you have been admitted as a refugee or granted asylum, you can apply for adjustment of status after one year of receiving this protection.
Other special cases
There are other specific situations, such as those who have been victims of abuse under the VAWA Visa or the U Visa, who may also be eligible.
Benefits of Adjustment of Status
Reside legally in the United States
Adjustment of status allows you to become a legal permanent resident, which gives you stability and the ability to work legally in the country.
Family reunification
If you are a beneficiary of a family or partner visa, adjustment of status allows you to keep your family together during the process.
Avoid travel abroad
One of the main benefits of adjustment of status is that you will not have to leave the United States to complete the permanent residency process.
Path to citizenship
After obtaining your Green Card, you may qualify to apply for U.S. citizenship after a few years.
Do you have any questions?
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What are the requirements for adjustment of status?
You must meet certain criteria, such as being in the U.S. legally and having a valid visa or a U.S. citizen family member sponsoring you.
What documents do I need to apply for adjustment of status?
You will need forms, evidence of your eligibility, and in some cases, proof of employment or proof of family relationship.
How long does adjustment of status take?
The process can take between 8 to 14 months, depending on the case.
Can I work while I wait?
Yes, you can apply for a temporary work permit while you wait for your green card.
How to request advice?
Step by step
Request an Appointment for Advice
Select the date that best suits you through Calendly, call or WhatsApp. Make the payment for the consultation and your appointment will be confirmed and scheduled.
Personalized advice
You will meet with Dr. Liliana Jones to review your case. During the consultation, Dr. Jones will explain the next steps and the options available to you to begin your process.
Beginning of the legal process
Once you decide to proceed with HALS, we will build your case and have a meeting to review it together before submitting it.
Process response
Once we receive a response regarding your case, we will schedule a meeting to share the answer with you.
PAYMENT PLANS
At HALS, we offer flexible payment plans so that cost is not an obstacle and you can start your legal process with peace of mind.
