Success Stories: 10-year Marriage-based Green Card approved for Mexican National at the New York City Field Office of USCIS
Photo by lo lindo on Unsplash. A marriage-based green card grants permanent residence to the spouse of a US citizen or green card holder, allowing them to live and work in the United States.
We recently received an approval of lawful permanent residence (a green card) for a Mexican national through his U.S. citizen spouse at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) New York City Field Office. Congratulations to our clients!
The couple was recently approved for a marriage-based green card for the foreign spouse. The foreign spouse initially had entered on a tourist visa and adjusted their status. We had submitted evidence of a bona fide marriage at the time of filing and the was issued in a couple of weeks.
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