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Petition to Remove Condition on Residence (Form I-751) – What it Means to be Denied

Petition to Remove Condition on Residence (Form I-751) – What it Means to be Denied

Sep 29, 2016 | Form I-751, green card, Green cards, immigration law, Immigration reform, permanent residence, permanent residency, removal of conditions

As a Miami immigration lawyer, I have represented numerous clients to help them get  legal resident status within the United States. However, I am always quick to remind them that this legal resident is on aconditional basis. Your status will automatically terminate...
Removing Conditions on Permanent Residence After Getting a Divorce

Removing Conditions on Permanent Residence After Getting a Divorce

Dec 9, 2015 | conditional residency, family-based petition, family-based petitions, Form I-751, green card, Green cards, immigration law, Immigration reform, marriage, marriage petition, permanent residence, permanent residency, removal of conditions, United States Citizen

As a Miami immigration lawyer, I have represented many clients who have obtained their conditional residency via marriage to a United States citizen. However, what happens if you became a conditional resident (a two-year green card-holder) based on a marriage, and the...
Love, Marriage, Divorce…and Immigration

Love, Marriage, Divorce…and Immigration

Feb 23, 2015 | bona fide marriage, conditional residency, Form I-130, Form I-751, green card, Green cards, immigration law, Immigration reform, marriage, marriage fraud, marriage petition, permanent residence, permanent residency, removal of conditions

As a Miami immigration lawyer handling marriage petitions (Form I-130 applications), I often receive questions about what happens after an applicant has filed Form I-130, and has already received conditional residence. I covered this in a blog piece last week, but as...
Conditional Residency – What You Need to Know

Conditional Residency – What You Need to Know

Oct 21, 2014 | Adjustment of Status (AOS), bona fide marriage, conditional residency, deportation, Deportations, Domestic Violence, family-based petition, family-based petitions, Fiancee Visa, Form I-751, immigration law, marriage interview, permanent residency, removal of conditions

In my career as a Miami family-based immigration attorney, I have represented numerous clients who are seeking to adjust status based on marriage to a United States citizen. If you are a foreign national and have been married to your U.S. citizen spouse for less than...
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