Marrying a U.S. citizen is the most common way to become a permanent resident, but the process is far from simple. Immigration officers look closely at whether a marriage is real, and they may interview spouses together or separately. A past immigration violation, an entry without inspection, or an old arrest can change how the case should be filed.
We help couples gather strong evidence of their relationship, prepare for the interview, and decide whether to apply inside the U.S. or through a consulate abroad. If your marriage was less than two years old when you received your green card, we also handle the petition to remove the conditions on your residence.
Many couples call us after a bad experience on their own or with someone who did not understand immigration law. It is not too late to get good advice.
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