Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A., Cambridge Immigration Law works with clients nationwide on matters related to “green cards” and U.S. citizenship.  Cambridge Immigration Law focuses on the three main steps of marriage-based immigration: the initial green card, the renewal green card, and U.S. citizenship based on marriage to a U.S. citizen.  We represent clients on the following matters:

1.	US Citizen Spouse Marriage-Based Adjustment of Status (Forms I-130/130A/485/864/765/131)
2.	LRP Spouse Marriage-Based Adjustment of Status (Forms I-130/130A/485/864/765/131)
3.	Parent of USC Adjustment of Status (Forms I-130/485/864/765/131)
4.	Child of USC Adjustment of Status (Forms I-130/485/864/765/131)
5.	VAWA USC Spouse Adjustment of Status (Forms I-360/485/765/131)
6.	JOINT Removal of Conditions on Lawful Permanent Residency (Form I-751)
7.	DIVORCE Waiver Removal of Conditions on Lawful Permanent Residency (Form I-751)
8.	ABUSE Waiver Removal of Conditions on Lawful Permanent Residency (Form I-751)
9.	VAWA Self-Petition (no AOS) (Form I-360)
10.	USC Spouse Consular Process Immigrant Visa (Forms I-130/130A, DS-260, I-864)*
11.	LPR Spouse Consular Process Immigrant Visa (Forms I-130/130A, DS-260, I-864)*
12.	Other Relative Consular Process Immigrant Visa  (Forms I-130, DS-260, I-864)*
13.	USC Spouse 3-year Naturalization (N-400)
14.	5-year Naturalization (N-400)
15.	DACA/EAD (I821a, I765)
16.	Waiver of Inadmissibility (Forms I-601, I-601A, I-212, and/or I-192)
17.	J-Waiver (Forms I-612, DS-3035)
18.	Fiancé Visa(Forms I-130, I-134)
19.	Freedom of Information Request (Form G-639; CORI; FBI; OBIM; DOS; CBP)

*We generally do not represent clients who have already started the NVC process on their own or with another attorney.