Main things to do for adjustment of status

 

To file an adjustment of status application, you have to notice three fundamental things as mentioned below:

·         Be physically present inside the USA

You need to be in the United States of America when the adjustment of status application is filed.

·         Have made a lawful entry into the USA

Lawful entry means that you were accepted into the U.S. Many people think that legal entry only means that you entered the country with valid documents and the U.S. immigration officer accepted your legal entry by interviewing you face to face. Most people don’t know that if you entered with a valid visa, but that visa has since expired, your entry will be still counted as a lawful entry.



·         Immigrant visa immediately available to you

It is important to know that immediate relatives of U.S. citizens can file the adjustment of status application together with the I-130 petition. That's because a visa is always available. Also, the family preference applicants must make sure a visa is available, which means their category must be "current" in the visa bulletin before filing Form I-485.



You should maintain eligibility throughout the adjustment process. In case of any change in circumstances, your status adjustment application can be affected.

For better guidance, you should contact the Law Offices of C. Antonio Delgado. You will be assisted by certified and experienced Immigration Lawyer Henderson NV. Also, get help in various cases such as political asylum, motion to reopen, domestic violence, PERM & work permits, and many others.

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