Immigration Questions & Answers

Is it possible to get a green card without an interview? A:  Yes, you can receive a green card without attending an interview, often called a 'green card interview waiver.' In some cases, the U.S. The U.S. USCIS… Read More

How will traveling outside the U.S. affect my one-year physical presence requirement for adjusting status to a Green Card as an asylee or refugee? A: Travel outside the U.S. during the one-year period may cause delays. Only time… Read More

How can I increase my chances of getting my green card without an interview? A. To increase the likelihood of a green card interview waiver: Make sure your application is complete, accurate, and contains all supporting documentation. Provide detailed… Read More

Does the Immigration Act of 1990 affect all asylees seeking adjustment of status? A: The Immigration Act of 1990 introduced new eligibility requirements. However, individuals granted asylum before November 29, 1990, are exempt from these requirements. They may… Read More

Can I apply for a Green Card (Form I-485) as an asylee or refugee if I haven't met the one-year physical presence requirement? A: Yes, you can file Form I-485 before meeting the one-year physical presence requirement. However,… Read More

What are the requirements for asylees and refugees to adjust their status to a Green Card? A: Asylees and refugees must meet four requirements to adjust status. These include one year of U.S. presence and continued eligibility. They… Read More

How can I protect my LPR status from rescission? A: To protect your LPR status from rescission, ensuring that your original adjustment of status application was accurate and truthful is important. You should also ensure you meet all… Read More

What are the possible outcomes if my green card is rescinded? A: If USCIS rescinds your green card, you lose your LPR status. This means you cannot live in the United States permanently. After rescission, USCIS may place… Read More

Can I apply for naturalization if my green card is under review for rescission? A: No, you cannot apply for naturalization if your green card is under review for rescission. The naturalization process proceeds only after confirming the… Read More

Q: What should I do if I receive a notice of rescission or revocation? A: If you receive a notice of rescission or revocation, it is important to seek legal assistance immediately. An immigration lawyer can help you… Read More