If the fiancé(e) is currently in the United States and entered on a visa waiver, it is possible that they could remain and file an application to adjust status with the USCIS to become a lawful permanent resident (‘green card’ holder). A review of the facts of the fiancé(e)’s specific situation is required to make… Read More
Entering the United States Using a Different Type of Visa
What if a fiancé(e) entered the United States on a visa waiver and overstayed?
If the fiancé(e) is currently in the United States and entered on a visa waiver and overstayed, it is possible that they could remain and file an application to adjust status with the USCIS to become a lawful permanent resident (‘green card’ holder). A review of the facts of the fiancé(e)’s specific situation is required… Read More
What if a fiancé(e) entered the United States illegally without a visa waiver?
If the fiancé(e) is currently in the United States and entered illegally without a visa, it is probable that they could not file an application to adjust their status with the USCIS to become a lawful permanent resident (‘green card’ holder). Rather, they would most likely be required to return to their home country to… Read More
What if a fiancé(e) entered the United States using another type of visa and has overstayed?
If the fiancé(e) is currently in the United States; entered on a visa other than a K-1 visa; and overstayed, it is possible that they could remain and file an application to adjust status with the USCIS to become a lawful permanent resident (‘green card’ holder). A review of the facts of the fiancé(e)’s specific… Read More
What if a fiancé(e) entered the United States using another type of visa?
If the fiancé(e) is currently in the United States and entered on a visa other than a K-1 visa, it is possible that they could remain and file an application to adjust their status with the USCIS to become a lawful permanent resident (‘green card’ holder). A review of the facts of the fiancé(e)’s specific… Read More