Adjustment of Status
Orlando Immigration Lawyer Helping Clients Achieve Their Dreams
Orlando Adjustment of Status Attorney
Orlando Immigration Lawyer Helping Clients Achieve Their Dreams
Making your dream of permanent residency in the U.S. a reality through Adjustment of Status involves complex steps. Whether you qualify through employment, marriage, or family ties in Orlando, Florida, navigating the eligibility requirements and application process requires careful guidance to ensure success.
Let our experienced Orlando adjustment of status attorneys at Angel Law Firm, P.L., simplify this journey for you. We are dedicated to handling your application with precision and efficiency.
Call (407) 329-7711 or contact us online to book your initial consultation and take the next step with confidence
Adjustment of Status Eligibility
Eligibility requirements for adjustment of status
Nonimmigrant Status:
Maintain valid nonimmigrant visa status (e.g., work, student, or TPS).
Belong to a qualifying category (family, employment, diversity visa, refugee/asylee).
Visa Availability:
Visa must be immediately available based on priority date.
Inspection and Admission:
Inspected and admitted or paroled into the US, with exceptions for immediate relatives.
Admissibility:
No violations or inadmissibility based on immigration or criminal issues.
Continuous Residence and Physical Presence:
Meet requirements for continuous residence and physical presence.
Properly Filed Application:
Submit required forms, supporting documents, and fees (Form I-485).
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Our team of Orlando immigration attorneys at Angel Law Firm, P.L. has over a decade of experience and has handled thousands of cases.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clear and Detailed Answers to Help You Understand Your Case
What is Adjustment of Status?
Adjustment of Status (AOS) allows an individual in the U.S. to apply for lawful permanent residency (green card) without needing to leave the country. This process is typically available to individuals who are eligible based on family, employment, or other qualifying categories.
How do I know if I am eligible for Adjustment of Status?
To be eligible for Adjustment of Status, you must be in valid nonimmigrant status (e.g., on a work or student visa), have a qualifying family or employment-based petition, meet admissibility requirements, and have a visa available for your category. You must also submit the required forms and documents to USCIS.
How long does the Adjustment of Status process take?
The process can take anywhere from several months to over a year, depending on your specific case, including your immigration category, USCIS processing times, and any complications that may arise.
Can I work while my Adjustment of Status application is pending?
Documents typically required include proof of identity, proof of legal entry into the U.S., Form I-485, medical examination results, financial support documentation, and relevant immigration petitions (such as Form I-130 for family-based cases or I-140 for employment-based cases).
What documents are required for the Adjustment of Status application?
Documents typically required include proof of identity, proof of legal entry into the U.S., Form I-485, medical examination results, financial support documentation, and relevant immigration petitions (such as Form I-130 for family-based cases or I-140 for employment-based cases).
Can I apply for Adjustment of Status if I am out of status?
In some cases, individuals who are out of status can apply for Adjustment of Status, but it depends on the circumstances. If you are out of status, you may need to apply for a waiver or meet specific exceptions. It is advisable to consult with an immigration attorney to evaluate your eligibility.
Do I need to leave the U.S. to apply for Adjustment of Status?
No, you can apply for Adjustment of Status while staying in the U.S. without needing to leave the country, provided you meet all eligibility criteria and submit the necessary forms and documents to USCIS.
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