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Green Cards or Permanent Residency by Marriage


Green card Once you’ve filed your I-485 package to adjust your spouse’s status to that of a permanent resident of the U.S., in about 8-10 months (ideally). Our immigration attorney is available to accompany you and your spouse to the adjustment of status interview and prepare you for that interview to increase your chances of passing the interview. Below are some helpful pointers regarding certain details that are often overlooked by many applicants

INTERPRETATION

Normally, besides your attorney, you are required to bring an interpreter with you. It is important to use only a professional certified interpreters since the results of your interview may greatly depend on minor nuances of how your answer a question or certain unique figures of speech that can only be appropriately conveyed to the immigration officer through highly accurate interpretation by a professional interpreter. We can recommend a number of interpretation services that specialize in;
  • Spanish
  • Chinese
  • Korean
  • Russian
  • and other languages
The citizen petitioner spouse and the beneficiary non-citizen spouse must be present at an interview.

PROMPT ARRIVAL TO THE ADJUSTMENT INTERVIEW

Both must arrive promptly: If you are late, your case may be closed based on abandonment! If your case WAS ALREADY CLOSED because YOU FAILED TO APPEAR AT YOUR ADJUSTMENT INTERVIEW call (213) 534-6622 to consult our immigration attorney Dmitry Paniotto on whether you can file a MOTION TO REOPEN your case if you had a good excuse for not appearing for your interview (such as serious illness ; major accident or death in the family).
When planning to attend an interview , make sure you have ENOUGH TIME. When you and your spouse are heading for possibly the most important interview in your non-citizen spouse’s life that’s hoping to get a Greencard in the U.S. Just imagine how frustrating it might be to have your case closed for non-appearance and abandonment simply because you did not leave your house early enough to arrive promptly.

It is extremely important to look at an Immigration Attorney.
Make an appointment call us (213)534-6622 for a  free consultation. 

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