Category: Marriage-Based Immigration
You’ve been living in the United States for a few years with your green card. Life is mostly stable. You’ve got a steady job, your kids are settled in school, and you can travel in and out of the country...
Marriage green cards fall under the family-based green card category, which is one of the most common types of U.S. green cards. There’s a lot behind the process, such as eligibility requirements,...
A conditional green card expires in 2 years. Holders need to take one more step before they can live freely as permanent residents.
That step is filing Form I-751, the Petition to Remove Conditions on...
