US Immigration

Advance Parole

The Adjustment of Status allows certain individuals already in the United States to apply for lawful permanent residence, even if they entered without documentation or lost their immigration status.

To qualify, there must be a family petition or labor certification filed between January 15, 1998, and April 30, 2001.

Adjustment of Status (245i)

Advance Parole is a travel permit that allows certain immigrants with ongoing immigration processes — such as residency or adjustment of status — to temporarily leave the United States and return.

It must be requested before traveling to avoid the risk of inadmissibility or case cancellation.

Adjustment of Status (i)-485

Naturalization is the process through which a lawful permanent resident can become a U.S. citizen.

To qualify, applicants must meet several requirements, such as having lived in the United States for a specified period, demonstrating good moral character, and passing the English and civics tests required by USCIS.

Naturalization (U.S. Citizenship Process)

The Adjustment of Status applies when there is already an approved petition — family-based, employment-based, or humanitarian — and a visa is available in the corresponding category. It allows individuals who entered the United States legally to apply for lawful permanent residence without leaving the country, avoiding consular processing abroad.

Immigration Waive

The Family Petition is the process through which a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident requests that a family member qualify for legal residency in the United States. This process allows families to reunite, by demonstrating a legitimate family relationship and initiating the procedure to obtain lawful permanent residence.

Family Petition

The Immigration Waiver allows certain immigrants to overcome grounds of inadmissibility and continue with their immigration process, such as obtaining a visa or lawful permanent residence. To be approved, it must be proven that denial of the case would cause extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member.

Consular Process

The DACA Renewal process allows current beneficiaries to extend their protection from deportation and maintain their work authorization for a new two-year period.
It is important to submit the renewal application before the current permit expires to avoid interruptions in status and in the validity of the work authorization issued by USCIS.

DACA Renewal

The Consular Process is the procedure followed by a person outside the United States to apply for an immigrant visa and, once their family- or employment-based petition is approved, obtain lawful permanent residence.
This process is carried out at the U.S. Consulate or Embassy in the applicant’s country of origin.

Green Card Renewal

Parole in Place is an immigration benefit that allows certain immediate family members of U.S. Armed Forces service members, whether active duty, reservists, or veterans, to legally remain in the United States temporarily. This permit provides protection from deportation and may open the possibility to adjust immigration status in the future.

Parole in Place

The Green Card Renewal is the process that lawful permanent residents must complete to update their residence card when it is about to expire, has been lost, stolen, or damaged, or contains incorrect information. Keeping your Green Card valid is essential to prove your legal status in the United States and avoid immigration-related issues.

Fiance Visa

The Removal of Conditions process allows a person with
a 2-year conditional residence to obtain a 10-year permanent residence.
This procedure confirms that the marriage is genuine and valid, not entered into for immigration purposes, and requires joint evidence demonstrating the couple’s shared life together.

Removal of Conditions

The K-1 Visa is a special permit that allows the foreign fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen to travel to the United States to get married within 90 days of arrival.
Once the marriage takes place, the beneficiary can apply for Adjustment of Status to obtain lawful permanent residence in the country.