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What Is a Marriage-Based Green Card?
A marriage-based green card gives an eligible spouse U.S. lawful permanent residence. Learn who may qualify, which filing path applies, and what USCIS reviews.
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Adjustment of Status vs. Consular Processing: What’s the Difference?
Adjustment of Status uses Form I-485 inside the United States; Consular Processing uses Form DS-260 and an immigrant visa interview abroad.
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After you file
Track receipt notices, biometrics, evidence requests, interviews, case updates, and decisions after filing.
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Your marriage green card journey
Understand the full marriage green card journey, from choosing a filing path through the final decision.
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Getting your documents together
Build a clear document system for forms, civil records, financial evidence, and relationship evidence.
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Understanding requests for evidence
Learn how to read a Request for Evidence, organize a focused response, and protect the response deadline.
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A closer look at your application forms
See how the principal marriage green card forms fit together and what each one is designed to establish.
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Preparing for your interview
Prepare for a USCIS or consular interview with an organized, accurate review of your forms and evidence.
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Before you submit your application
Use a final quality-control review to catch missing signatures, outdated forms, fee errors, and inconsistencies.
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Organizing supporting documents
Create an evidence file that is easy to navigate, cross-check, update, and explain.
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Your next steps, explained
Understand receipts, case tracking, biometrics, evidence requests, interviews, decisions, and follow-up tasks.
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What Is a Marriage-Based Green Card?
A marriage-based green card gives an eligible spouse U.S. lawful permanent residence. Learn who may qualify, which filing path applies, and what USCIS reviews.
Read guide →Guides
Adjustment of Status vs. Consular Processing: What’s the Difference?
Adjustment of Status uses Form I-485 inside the United States; Consular Processing uses Form DS-260 and an immigrant visa interview abroad.
Read guide →Guides
After you file
Track receipt notices, biometrics, evidence requests, interviews, case updates, and decisions after filing.
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