Discover the adjustment of status (AOS) process to apply for a Green Card in the U.S. Learn about eligibility, requirements, and navigating immigration.
Your Path to Lawful Permanent Residency with Coleman Law Group Citizenship and Immigration ServicesĀ
With an Adjustment of Status (AOS), eligible family members of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents can apply for a green card without leaving the United States. Applying for an immigrant visa this way grants the applicant permanent resident status, allowing them to live and work in the U.S. without needing consular processing in their home country.Ā
The experienced immigration attorneys at Coleman Law Group, bilingual in Spanish and English, know what it takes to get a visa approved. We are here to guide you through the application for adjustment of status and help you achieve your goal of lawful permanent residency.Ā
Speak to a Coleman Law Group attorney to begin your Adjustment of Status (AOS).Ā
Speak to a bilingual attorney to begin the process of adjusting your status.Ā
Eligibility for an AOS Green Card ApplicationĀ
To be eligible for Adjustment of Status, you must meet the following:Ā
Filing the Petition for an Immigrant VisaĀ
Submitting Form I-485Ā
Biometrics AppointmentĀ
USCIS Adjustment of Status Interview
Green Card DecisionĀ
Call us now to apply for AOS!Ā
We help you complete the adjustment of status application from start to finish. You can expect:Ā Ā
Let Coleman Law Group help you achieve your dream of becoming a lawful permanent resident. Our dedicated attorneys will be with you at every step when you file an adjustment of status while in the U.S.Ā
Apply for adjustment of status and start the immigration process today. Your green card is waiting.Ā
U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents can sponsor eligible family members, including spouses, children, parents, and siblings.
Processing times vary. Immediate relatives often experience shorter wait times, while preference categories may take several years.
Immediate relative green cards have no annual caps, while family preference categories are subject to visa limits.
Yes, eligible applicants can file for adjustment of status using Form I-485 without leaving the country.
While not mandatory, an experienced immigration attorney can help you avoid common pitfalls and increase your chances of approval.
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