NAVIGATING DIVORCE AND IMMIGRATION For many immigrants, the journey toward obtaining lawful U.S. residence is filled with challenges and complexities. When major life events, such as divorce, occur, the stakes become even higher, often leading to increased stress and uncertainty. In this blog post, we'll delve into the implications of divorce on U.S. immigration status and how individuals can navigate this intricate Read More
Renewing your conditional green card when no longer living with spouse
Renewing your conditional green card (or “removing the conditions on your residence”) requires you to file Form I-751 with your spouse. If you are no longer living together, your spouse can still support your application to renew your conditional green card by signing Form I-751 and providing information and documents for the application. If you are separated, you should explain to USCIS what happened with the Read More
VAWA Green Card Removal of Conditions Approved
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
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