Green cards
From petition to permanent resident
Once a family petition is approved, or alongside it, comes the green card itself. If you’re in the U.S. we file to adjust your status here; if you’re abroad we guide you through the consulate.
Included in the flat fee
Form I-485 or the consular forms
Work permit and travel permit requests
The affidavit of support, checked line by line
A practice interview by video
Answers to any request for evidence
Two paths, two prices
USCIS and State Department fees are separate and paid to the government.
- Flat fee
Adjustment of status in the U.S.
For a spouse, parent or child who entered legally and lives here. Includes the work permit and travel permit while the case is pending.
- Flat fee
Consular processing abroad
For a relative living outside the U.S. We handle the National Visa Center file and prepare them for the consulate interview.
Green card questions
I entered without inspection. Can I still adjust here?
Usually not, but there are exceptions, and some people qualify for a waiver before they travel for the consular interview. This is what the consult is for: don’t file anything until a lawyer has looked at your entries and exits.
Can I travel while my case is pending?
Only with an approved travel permit (advance parole). Leaving without one can end your application. We request it with your I-485.
What happens at the interview?
An officer reviews your forms with you and asks about your relationship and your history. We hold a practice interview by video the week before, in your language.
Ask us which path fits you
Bring your passport, your entry records and any past immigration papers to a 30-minute video consult.