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What happens if USCIS sends a Request for Evidence (RFE)?
An RFE means USCIS needs more documents or clarification before deciding your case.
Read MoreCan I travel outside the U.S. while my marriage-based green card is processing?
Travel is typically only safe after Advance Parole is approved.
Read MoreCan I work while my marriage-based green card application is pending?
You may be able to work after your I-765 work permit is approved. This will require you to file for a separate work visa to work while your green card is being approved.
Read MoreWhat happens at the marriage-based green card interview?
USCIS asks questions to confirm your marriage is real and your paperwork is accurate.
Read MoreWhy do marriage-based green card applications get delayed?
Delays often come from missing documents, RFEs, weak evidence, or interview backlogs.
Read MoreHow long does a marriage-based green card take to process?
Timelines vary widely, often ranging from months to over a year.
Read MoreWhat evidence does USCIS require to prove a bona fide marriage?
USCIS expects proof of a shared life, like joint finances, housing records, and photos.
Read MoreCan we file Form I-130 and Form I-485 at the same time?
Many spouses of U.S. citizens in the U.S. can file both forms together if eligible.
Read MoreHow does a marriage-based green card application work?
It usually involves Form I-130, supporting evidence, biometrics, and a USCIS interview.
Read MoreWhen should someone hire an immigration lawyer in the United States for a K1 visa?
Legal support is especially helpful when there are prior denials, RFEs, inconsistent documents, or embassy delays. An attorney reduces mistakes and helps keep your K1 visa processing time moving efficiently. Our firm assists clients nationwide through the full journey from petition to residency.
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