Do you qualify to sponsor on Form I-864?

At this time, Boundless is only able to help couples apply for a marriage green card through the adjustment of status process when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen. We are not able to assist if the sponsor is a U.S. green card holder.

We are not able to support applications of this kind due to their complexity and recent government changes to the Visa Bulletin, which determines when couples are able to file their adjustment of status application.

If you have specific questions about your immigration status or ability to sponsor your spouse for a green card through the adjustment of status process, you may be interested in our attorney consultation service. Learn more about the program and sign up to speak to an immigration attorney here.

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The “Adjustment of Status” process is for those green card applicants currently living in the United States. Green card applicants living in and applying from the United States file Form I-485 (the “Adjustment of Status” application). The I-485 is filed with USCIS, and its primary purpose is to establish that the individual is eligible for a green card. Adjustment of status can also be used to apply for employment-based, humanitarian, and diversity visa lottery green cards.

Adjustment of status is the immigration process for the following marriage visa types:

• IR6/CR6 spouse and accompanying IR7/CR7 child when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen
• F2A category (F26 spouse; F27 child) when the sponsor is a legal permanent resident (aka green card holder)*
• CF1 spouse; CF2 child when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen and the foreign spouse is adjusting status from a K fiancé visa
  
  *Please note that at this time, Boundless is only able to help couples apply for a marriage green card through the adjustment of status process when the sponsor is a U.S. citizen. We are not able to assist if the sponsor is a U.S. green card holder (F2A category). This is due to the complexity of these types of cases and government policies related to the F2A category’s status in the Visa Bulletin.

Consular Processing is the process of applying for a U.S. immigrant visa from outside the United States. It typically involves an interview at your home country’s U.S. embassy or consulate.

To learn more about Consular Processing and how it applies to marriage green cards, visit our detailed guide.

Boundless can help your entire family apply! We have over 10 years of experience helping thousands of applicants apply with their children and get their green cards together as a family. You can include any unmarried children age 18 or under on your application. Contact our team at help@boundless.com to learn more.