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Military Spouse Guide: How to Get a Green Card

For those serving in the United States military, it is not uncommon to find true love while stationed abroad. A long period overseas is plenty of time to meet a romantic partner, start a long-term relationship, and even get married. But what if you want to bring your new husband or wife back to the…

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The 5 Biggest Reasons Your Green Card Application May Be Denied

Why Would My Green Card Application Be Denied?

If you’re like many people who have applied for a green card in the United States, your worst fear is that your green card application will be denied. Unfortunately, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) often denies green card applications for a variety of reasons, which this guide explains. (But don’t worry – we give…

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Can I Get a Green Card With a Criminal Record?

Can I Get a Green Card With a Criminal Record?

If you have a criminal record, you can still get a green card. That means despite your record, you can become a lawful permanent resident of the United States. However, you must meet certain criteria – and so must your criminal record – and some aspects of your record may make you ineligible. This guide…

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What is Consular Processing?

If you are not currently in the United States and, therefore, not qualified to apply for an adjustment of status, an immigrant visa application presented to the U.S. consulate in your location is the best course of action. An approved visa petition with a current priority date is needed to start the process. What is…

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Pros and Cons About Green Cards

The Pros and Cons of a Green Card

Obtaining a green card, which signifies your lawful permanent residence in the United States, comes with a number of benefits. It’s not the right choice for everyone, though. With a green card, you can live or work anywhere in the United States. You’re allowed to change jobs as often as you’d like (or not have…

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What Is Your Immigration Priority Date?

What Is a Priority Date?

If you’re like many people interested in applying for a green card in the United States, you need to know about priority dates. What are they, how does your own priority date affect your case, and is there anything you can do to change it? This guide explains. What is a Priority Date? A priority…

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How to Renew an Expired Green Card

If you’re wondering how to renew an expired green card, you’re in the right place – but we do have to caution you that you should renew your green card before it expires. This guide to renewing your green card explains the entire process (and what happens if you’re too late). How to Renew an…

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What If You Get Divorced From Your U.S. Sponsor?

What Happens If You Get Divorced After Receiving a Green Card?

The lawyers at Davis & Associates explain how getting divorced after receiving a green card can impact a person’s immigration status or their rights and obligations. Generally, the impact a divorce has on a person’s immigration status depends on what stage of the process that person is in. You’ll have a different outcome if you:…

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The Significance of a Green Card Lawyer

Do I Need A Green Card Lawyer?

If you’re looking to obtain a green card and become a lawful permanent resident of the United States, you may be wondering, “Do I really need to a hire a green card lawyer, or can I go through the process by myself?” The short answer is no, you don’t technically need a green card lawyer.…

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4 Ways to Get a Green Card Through Marriage | Texas Immigration Attorney | Davis & Associates

4 Ways to Obtain a Green Card Through Marriage

There are four ways to obtain a green card through marriage, but many people aren’t aware of what they are. Remember, if you are attempting to apply for a green card marriage, you must exercise your options in good faith – you must be in a genuine relationship. The four most common paths for non-U.S.…

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