Adjustment of Status

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Your Path to a Green Card While Remaining in the United States

If you are residing in the United States and wish to apply for a green card, you must go through a process called Adjustment of Status.

At Ali & Associates, we understand that pursuing permanent residency is one of the most important decisions you will make. Our attorneys provide compassionate legal guidance throughout the adjustment of status process, helping applicants prepare complete, accurate, and well-supported Form I-485 applications.

Ali & Associates can help you through the many steps in this process and alleviate much of the anxiety and confusion surrounding it, from confirming your eligibility to attending your final interview with USCIS.

Our attorneys assist clients with

How We Can Help With Your Adjustment of Status Case

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Form I-485 application preparation

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Eligibility evaluations

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Medical examination and Form I-693 guidance

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Supporting evidence collection

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USCIS adjustment of status interview preparation

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Affidavit of support (Form I-864) preparation

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Work and travel authorization while your case is pending

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Appeals and motions for denied applications

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Initial Consultation

We review your immigration history, eligibility category, and current status to determine whether adjustment of status is the right option for you.

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Application Preparation

Our attorneys prepare your Form I-485 application, organize supporting evidence, and ensure your eligibility requirements are clearly documented.

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USCIS Interview

We prepare you for your adjustment of status interview and ensure you understand every stage of the process.

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Ongoing Support

We remain available to assist with additional evidence requests, updates, and the next steps until you receive your green card.

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Why Clients Trust Us

Guiding You Toward Permanent Residency

Personalized legal representation

Personalized adjustment of status strategies

Thorough application preparation

Experienced adjustment of status attorneys

Responsive communication

Dedicated client support

Recognition

Recognized by the organizations that matter.

Association of America's Top Lawyers
The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40
Association of America's Top Lawyers
Association of America's Top Lawyers
Association of America's Top Lawyers
Business Leaders & Professionals Top 100 Registry
Association of America's Top Lawyers

Questions & Consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is adjustment of status?

Adjustment of status is the process that allows certain individuals already in the United States to apply for lawful permanent resident status without having to return to their home country for consular processing.

Who may qualify for adjustment of status?

Generally, applicants must have an approved or concurrently filed immigrant petition, be physically present in the United States, have maintained lawful status or qualify for an exception, and be admissible to the United States.

Can I work and travel while my application is pending?

Yes. Applicants may generally apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) and Advance Parole to work and travel while their adjustment of status application is pending.

Do I need a medical examination?

Yes. Most applicants must complete a medical examination with a USCIS-designated civil surgeon and submit Form I-693 as part of their application.

What happens during my adjustment of status interview?

A USCIS officer will review your application, ask questions regarding your eligibility and supporting evidence, and determine whether to approve your green card.

How can an immigration attorney help?

An experienced attorney can evaluate your eligibility, prepare your Form I-485 application, organize supporting evidence, prepare you for your interview, and guide you throughout the entire adjustment of status process to help present the strongest case possible.

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