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Green Card Expired? What Newlyweds Need to Know About Renewals and Removing Conditions
Marriage is a joyful milestone, but for couples navigating U.S. immigration, it’s just the beginning. If you received a conditional green card, you must take steps to remove conditions before it expires. Filing Form I-751 on time is critical to maintaining your legal status and avoiding serious consequences like loss of benefits or deportation. Whether you’re still married, divorced, or facing abuse, knowing your options can help you secure permanent residency and protect you
4 hours ago


Can We Still Get Married If My Partner Is Undocumented? Here’s What You Need to Know
Many couples fear they can’t marry in the U.S. if one partner is undocumented, but in most cases, it’s possible. While most states don’t require proof of immigration status to issue a marriage license, important legal considerations arise if you plan to apply for a green card. Learn the rules, exceptions, and why speaking with an immigration attorney is essential.
Aug 13


Taxes, Names, and Legal Life After Saying "I Do"
Marriage changes more than your last name — especially when immigration is involved. Learn how tying the knot can impact your tax filing, legal documents, Social Security number, and financial responsibilities as a sponsor. Stay informed and start your new chapter on solid legal ground.
Jul 23


Married Abroad? Here’s How to Make It Official in the U.S.
You tied the knot overseas — but is your marriage valid in the U.S.? If it was legally performed abroad, the U.S. will likely recognize it. Learn how to obtain and translate your certified marriage certificate, check for apostille requirements, and use it to apply for immigration benefits like a green card or adjustment of status.
Jul 16


Student, Worker…Wife? What Happens When You Marry on a Visa
If you're in the U.S. on a student or work visa and marry a U.S. citizen, your path to a green card isn’t automatic. This blog breaks down the adjustment of status process, key forms to file, what to expect with work and travel, and how to avoid issues with immigration intent.
Jul 9


What Immigration Lawyers Want Couples to Know
Navigating immigration as a couple can be complex. Learn key insights from immigration lawyers to avoid delays and ensure a smooth process.
Apr 9


Is It Love or a Visa? How USCIS Detects Fake Marriages
Learn how USCIS detects fake marriages, key red flags, interview questions, and how to prove your marriage is real for a green card
Apr 2


Does an Overseas Marriage Make U.S. Immigration Easier?
An overseas wedding won’t automatically ease U.S. immigration. Legal recognition and proper planning are key to a smooth process.
Mar 24


LGBTQ+ Love and Immigration
LGBTQ+ couples now have equal U.S. immigration rights, but the process can be complex. Here’s what you need to know.
Feb 26


How to Prove Your Love Is Real
Love is beautiful, but USCIS wants proof! Prepare for your marriage-based visa interview with confidence and show your love is real.
Feb 25


Can You Adjust Status If You Fall in Love in the U.S.?
Love can happen anytime—even on vacation! If you fell for someone in the U.S., can you stay? It depends! Here’s what to know.
Feb 18


Can Marrying a U.S. Citizen Fast-Track Naturalization?
Married to a U.S. citizen? You may get citizenship faster! Here’s how marriage can speed up your path to becoming a U.S. citizen.
Feb 17


Let’s Tackle U.S. Immigration for Binational Couples This Month of Love
Binational couples face immigration challenges. Explore visa options & legal pathways to reunite this Valentine’s Day
Feb 14


When Love Crosses Borders: The Royal Story of Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson
A king abdicated his throne for love in 1936, marrying a twice-divorced American. Their romance shook the world and raised big questions.
Jan 29


Planning Your Dream Wedding in the U.S. as an Immigrant Bride
Immigrant brides in the U.S.: Plan your dream wedding while navigating unique legal and logistical hurdles. Love meets guidance here!
Jan 21


Fiancé Visa or Marriage-based green card: Find Out Which One You Need
If you plan to join your fiancé who is a U.S. citizen and currently reside outside the United States, or if you are married to someone who i
Feb 15, 2024
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