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Immigration Lawyer, former Boundless Immigration Law & Policy Analyst

Maggie Riley

Maggie Riley is an Immigration Lawyer, and former Boundless Immigration Law & Policy Analyst
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Immigration Q&A

Can my spouse and I use foreign assets to meet the green card income requirements?

Completing Form I-864, the “Affidavit of Support,” is required for every green card application. The short answer to your question is yes and no.
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Does the 90-day rule apply to adjustment of status cases?

It’s not uncommon for temporary visitors in the United States to change their original plans — if they fall in love with a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, for example. But before you rush to file your green card application, here’s what you should know.
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Immigration Q&A

When can DACA recipients apply for marriage green cards?

In what situations can DACA recipients apply for a green card through marriage? Completing Form I-864 is required for green card applications.
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What if my spouse or I didn't file taxes?

Green card applicants don’t need an exemption letter if no U.S. taxes were filed, and no foreign tax returns are required.
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What if I Need to Reschedule my Interview After the Medical Exam?

The National Visa Center (NVC) will generally terminate a case if they receive no contact from the applicant or petitioner for one year.
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How do I prove a valid entry if I lost the passport that had my original visa?

If the spouse seeking a green card no longer has their prior passport with their original U.S. visa, their I-94 travel record should be sufficient.
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What if I Don't Remember All of My Addresses?

if there are significant gaps in address history, a green card application could be delayed or denied.
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Can I bring an interpreter to the interview even if I didn't list it on the application?

Yes, applicants may bring their own interpreter. USCIS will not provide one and may reschedule if the officer finds the applicant’s English too limited.
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How can I expedite my travel and work permits?

You can request to expedite an EAD combo card, but approval is rare. Only strong cases fitting narrow criteria are likely to be granted.
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How can I expedite my NVC application?

If a visa is available for your relative’s category, and their case involves a life or death medical emergency, processing of your case may be expedited.
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What should the sponsoring spouse do if they move abroad while the marriage green card application is pending?

If the sponsoring spouse temporarily moves outside the U.S., they must still provide a permanent U.S. address to the USCIS within 10 days of moving.
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Does my joint sponsor need to be a family member?

A financial joint sponsor can be anyone who meets the income requirements and agrees to take financial responsibility for the green card applicant.
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My spouse is abroad and we're applying for a marriage green card using consular processing. Who needs to sign the application?

If My spouse is abroad and we are applying for a marriage green card using consular processing. Who needs to sign the application?
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Immigration Tips

What should I do if I missed my green card interview?

If an applicant has missed their green card interview, there are generally two options for rescheduling. Learn about them here.
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What does it mean that my case is ready to be scheduled for an interview?

"Case Ready to Be Scheduled for an Interview" means USCIS reviewed the green card application and found no initial issues with the case.
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