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Marriage-Based Green Card Interview Victory – Awesome Interview #2

April 14, 2023
Cambridge Immigration Law

Marriage-Based Green Card Interview Victory - Awesome Interview

The interview is a critical part of your USCIS immigration application, if your case requires an interview. Being represented by an attorney at the interview sometimes makes the difference between winning and losing your case. A client needed to submit an application very quickly due to deadline issues in her particular case and the client did not have time to provide us with any supporting documentation of the Read More

Filed Under: client success, Uncategorized, News Tagged With: approved green card, marriage-based interview

Marriage-Based Green Card Interview Victory – Awesome Interview #1

April 13, 2023
Cambridge Immigration Law

Marriage-Based Green Card Interview Victories and Horror Stories

The interview is a critical part of your USCIS immigration application, if your case requires an interview. Being represented by an attorney at the interview sometimes makes the difference between winning and losing your case.  (This exact interview scenario happens often!) Cambridge Immigration Law prepares amazing application packages for our clients because we know that a USCIS will look at the application Read More

Filed Under: client success, Uncategorized, News Tagged With: USCIS interview, approved green card, marriage-based interview

Can You Get a Green Card with a Criminal Background?

January 13, 2023
Cambridge Immigration Law

Yes, no, or maybe. This is a complicated question because there are so many types of “criminal backgrounds.” In some cases, you will absolutely not be able to get a green card, for example, if you have a conviction for drug trafficking. In other cases, you may be eligible to get a green card, but with a waiver (special permission) of the criminal violation that would otherwise make you ineligible for the green card. Read More

Filed Under: tips, Uncategorized, News Tagged With: approved green card, criminal background

Green card Approved at US Embassy in Spain

January 11, 2023
Cambridge Immigration Law

Our client's immigrant visa (green card) application approved at US Embassy in Spain, and bonus? The client was able to travel to the US while he was waiting for the final approval. The US citizen spouse needed to return to the US before our client was able to get an immigrant visa, aka as a “green card.” We represented the couple as they were separated for over a year and half, during COVID, waiting for his Read More

Filed Under: client success, Uncategorized, News Tagged With: approved green card, Spain

I’m married to a US citizen. Can I get a green card if I crossed the border to get into the US?

December 6, 2022
Cambridge Immigration Law

'Yes. Crossing the border—which is a certain type of illegal entry to the US—will not prevent you from getting a green card if you meet other requirements. The most important other requirements are (1) that your US citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident spouse or parent will suffer extreme hardship if you don’t get the green card and (2) that you have an approved I-130, I-140, or I-360 petition or that you have been Read More

Filed Under: Firm Updates, tips, Uncategorized, News Tagged With: approved green card, crossing border, illegal entry

VAWA Green Card Removal of Conditions Approved

March 7, 2022
Cambridge Immigration Law

Our client is thrilled this week that her long, long pending green card renewal was approved. She originally filed it without an attorney and with her ex-spouse. When she hired our firm, we identified abuse in the relationship and represented her on a VAWA/ Abuse waiver for her I-751. It was pending for nearly 2 years and was finally approved last week. The next step for our client is approval of her pending Read More

Filed Under: Firm Updates, client success, Uncategorized, News Tagged With: green card renewal, approved green card

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