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

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

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...
Permanent Residence Based on Marriage – Removal of Conditions

Permanent Residence Based on Marriage – Removal of Conditions

As a Miami immigration lawyer who handles many marriage green card cases, I always remind my clients that their permanent residence status is conditional if it is based on a marriage that was less than 2 years old on the day you were given permanent residence. Below...
Love, Marriage, Divorce…and Immigration

Love, Marriage, Divorce…and Immigration

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...
Removing Conditions from Permanent Residence Based on Marriage

Removing Conditions from Permanent Residence Based on Marriage

Many of my clients have obtained conditional permanent residence in the United States based upon marriage to a United States Citizen. Here are some common questions that I receive from some of my clients as a Miami immigration attorney. Why is my permanent residence...
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