How Can I File An Application For Adjustment Of Status After My I-94 Has Expired?

Yes, an immediate relative lawfully admitted into the United States may be able to qualify for a Green Card. This goal can be achieved through Adjustment Of Status even if they are not in presently lawful, nonimmigrant status. Immediate relatives include spouses, minor children, and United States citizens' parents.

Can I File An Adjustment Of Status Application As An Immediate Relative After My I-94 Expires?

Provided that an immediate relative was admitted lawfully to the U.S., it does not matter how long he has remained in the U.S. without status. Whether he remained in the U.S. for one day or fifty years, his unlawful presence in the U.S. can generally be excused automatically, and he will be able to get a Green Card without needing to apply for and receive a waiver.

The experienced and skilled Immigration Attorneys at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost can answer your questions and address your concerns. We will provide you with quality legal representation in connection with your Applications for a Green Card. At our law office, you will find experienced lawyers and Spanish-Speaking team members. For a free consultation, don't hesitate to get in touch with our immigration law firm in Philadelphia at 267-223-5862 if your I-94 has expired.

After My I-94 Expires, Can I Apply For Adjustment Of Status As An Immediate Relative?

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