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WHAT FORMS ARE REQUIRED FOR FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION, AND HOW CAN APPLICANTS ENSURE A SMOOTH APPLICATION PROCESS?

February 1, 2024
Cambridge Immigration Law

WHAT FORMS ARE REQUIRED FOR FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION, AND HOW CAN APPLICANTS ENSURE A SMOOTH APPLICATION PROCESS? Family-based immigration is a pathway to reunite with loved ones and build a new life in the United States. Understanding the requisite forms and navigating the application process is vital for a successful journey. Here, we break down the essential forms and offer tips to ensure a seamless Read More

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Form I-485, family-based-immigration, FORM I-130, family immigration, immigration

Doctors for USCIS Medical Exam

December 29, 2020
Cambridge Immigration Law

You can find a USCIS Civil Surgeon for Form I-693 Report of Medical Examination by clicking here.  People in the US who apply for "green cards" from within the US, apply using Form I-485. Form I-485 requires that a medical exam be submitted with Form I-485, at the in-person I-485 interview, or by mail if/when requested by USCIS. The medical exam must be conducted by a USCIS Civil Surgeon. You can find a USCIS Civil Read More

Filed Under: Uncategorized, News Tagged With: Form I-485, USCIS Medical

Green Card Approved After I-130 Denied

September 6, 2016
Cambridge Immigration Law

In my practice, I work with many clients who require marriage-based "green card" applications (I-130 Petition for Alien Relative and I-485 Application to Register Permanent Resident). Recently, I was hired to represent a couple after their own I-130/485 filing was not successful. They came to me with a denied I-130. We immediately re-filed a new I-130/485 package, and within months, we were scheduled for a hearing. Read More

Filed Under: tips Tagged With: immigration attorney, marriage, permanent resident, refilling, green card, denied, Form I-485, I-130 petition

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