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Consular Processing & Adjustment of Status
Adjustment of Status: A Gateway to Permanent Residency
At Coleman Law Group, we understand the importance of applying for a Green Card to attain your long-term educational goals, financial stability, and work opportunities. Adjustment of Status (AOS) is a pathway for eligible individuals already residing in the U.S. to apply for permanent residency without having to leave the country.
Our lawyers guide you at every stage of filing Form I-485, including preparation of supporting documents, reviewing eligibility, and ensuring proper filing of your immigrant petition. Many applicants qualify to apply for work authorization and travel permission, even though their immigration case is pending. Our legal attorneys help you explore these options with confidence. We offer strategic assistance through biometrics, interviews, and document review with compassion and attention to detail.
At Coleman Law Group, our mission is to make the process of Adjustment of Status as transparent, timely, and secure as possible for you, allowing you to focus on building a stable future in the United States.
Consular Processing: Your Pathway to U.S. Residency
At Coleman Law Group, we understand the complexity involved in the process of applying for a Green Card outside the United States. Your financial future, educational goals, and stability rely on it.
Consular Processing is a pathway for individuals residing abroad and willing to seek lawful permanent residency in the U.S.
The process begins with the submission of an immigration petition by a sponsor, typically Form I-130 for family-based immigration or Form I-140 for employment-based immigration.
Once the immigration petition is approved and a visa is available, the National Visa Center will collect the necessary documents to schedule your interview.
Our lawyers help you prepare for the biometrics and the consular interview to perform at your best, thereby maximizing your chances of a successful outcome.
At Coleman Law Group, we focus on minimizing delays, skipping errors, and offering compassionate legal assistance for you to establish your life in the United States with confidence.
The AOS & Consular Processing Made Easy
The choice between Adjustment of Status and Consular Processing is a crucial decision that depends upon your location, and you may need expert legal advice. At the Coleman Law Group, we identify that immigration matters involve complicated procedures and substantial consequences for an applicant’s stable future in the United States. Applicants already residing lawfully in the U.S. may seek the benefit of Adjustment of Status.
It allows them to stay in the same nation during adjudication, seek work authorization, and obtain Advance Parole for travel. Individuals currently residing outside the country, or those who are ineligible to adjust status natively, should choose the option of Consular Processing. This process typically requires an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate and re-entry only after approval has been granted. Because each case has its unique factors- such as visa category, immigration history involved, and long-term objectives- legal guidance becomes mandatory.
Our experienced lawyers conduct a detailed assessment to recommend the most appropriate course of action.
Initiate Your U.S. Immigration Journey with Us
Coleman Law Group is here to guide you at every step and help you to initiate your journey towards obtaining lawful permanent residency through two important pathways – Adjustment of Status and Consular Processing. We proudly serve clients across Florida (especially Miami, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, Jacksonville, Hialeah, Hollywood, and Pembroke Pines), California, Texas, New York, New Jersey, and the United States.
We have an experienced immigration legal team of experts who bring a unique combination of legal knowledge and personalized services to our clients. Our lawyers ensure that every petition and document is filed precisely and reviewed with care. Additionally, our lawyers are bilingual, enabling us to provide legal services in both English and Spanish.
We offer a personalized experience, providing proper guidance throughout the entire immigration process to help your family members obtain their green card. Take your next step towards establishing your future in the United States. Book your consultation with Coleman Law Group today to get instant guidance. Call 727-214-0400 now!
How is the Coleman Law Group helping you
Listen Carefully
In reviewing your case, our attorneys will evaluate it from all perspectives to provide the most informed guidance.
Use Legal Approaches
In fighting your case, our lawyers use proven methods to ensure compliance with legal standards.
Ensuring Complete Transparency
Throughout your case, our attorneys provide clarity, support, and the guidance you need for confidence and peace of mind.
Payment Plans
Enjoy flexible payment plans for our immigration services.
Our Practice Areas
Family-Based Immigration
Our lawyer brings families together by leading petitions, overcoming challenges, and ensuring that loved ones can easily obtain lawful entry or residence.
Family Based Green Card
Our lawyer guides family members seeking permanent residency by ensuring accurate applications and paperwork and providing comprehensive assistance throughout the immigration process.
Humanitarian Relief
The Coleman Law Group assists those in need to pursue humanitarian programs that aim to achieve safety, stability, and judicial security.
Citizenship & Naturalization
The clients also assist the approved immigrants in the naturalization process, whereby immigration lawyers prepare the necessary forms, evidence, and questionnaires to facilitate a smooth change in their citizenship status.
Vawa Self Petitions
The lawyers assist survivors in attaining independent legal status through confidential VAWA petitions, offering support, care, and effective advocacy.
Employment Based
Our immigration lawyer assists employers and visa professionals in compliance, documentation, strategic planning, and development of safe, long-term workforce access.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main difference between Adjustment of Status and Consular Processing?
Can I travel abroad while my Green Card application is pending?
Can I work while my Green Card application is in progress?
Is the Adjustment of Status consistently quicker than Consular Processing?
Which option is better if I previously overstayed or violated immigration rules?
Can my family members apply for a visa petition with me during the Adjustment of Status?
What happens if my consular interview is delayed due to backlogs or closures?
How do I know which process is best for my situation?
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