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Are you looking to secure your Military Green Card through Marriage? Our team of experienced US immigration attorneys is here to help you navigate the process smoothly, affordably, and with peace of mind. For a limited time, we offer our comprehensive Green Card through Marriage service for just a $1,950 attorney fee (offer available until June 30, 2025)!

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Military Green Card for Spouses of Service Members

Spouses of U.S. military personnel are eligible for certain immigration benefits, including the possibility to obtain a Green Card (permanent residency). This process is streamlined to recognize the unique demands placed on military families.

Key aspects include:

Consular Processing: If the spouse is abroad, they can proceed through consular processing, where the military member can request expedited handling to reduce the waiting period.

Adjustment of Status: For spouses living in the U.S., the process can be expedited, helping to reduce the time and complexity typically associated with obtaining a Green Card.

Low-Cost Pricing: We understand the financial burden that immigration processes can carry. That’s why we’re offering this service at a competitive price. Payment plans are available.
Experienced Legal Support: Our US immigration lawyers have successfully handled numerous marriage-based Green Card applications. We are experts in the field, ensuring every detail is taken care of.
Simple & Stress-Free: Let us handle the complex paperwork and legal procedures while you focus on your relationship. We’ll guide you every step of the way!
Quick Turnaround: We know how important time is for you and your family. Our streamlined process ensures that your application is filed correctly and on time.
Interview Preparation: Worried about the Green Card interview? We’ve got you covered! Our team will help you prepare thoroughly, so you know what to expect and feel confident on the big day.

Understanding Military Parole in Place (MPIP)

Since its inception in 2013, the Military Parole in Place program has seen significant policy refinements by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). These updates have clarified and expanded eligibility criteria, making it crucial for applicants to stay informed. In 2017, a related process known as Military Deferred Action emerged, offering additional avenues for relief in cases where PIP might not be applicable.
Our law firm offers comprehensive Military Parole in Place (MPIP) services nationwide. Whether you’re stationed on the East Coast, West Coast, or anywhere in between, we provide expert legal support tailored to your needs. We handle PIP cases across the country, ensuring that military families receive the dedicated attention they deserve, with the ability to coordinate in-person consultations or USCIS interview attendance as needed.

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What are the income requirements to be a sponsor, and what can I do if my income isn’t sufficient?

To sponsor a spouse for a Marriage-Based Green Card, you must meet certain income requirements to prove you can support your spouse financially. The U.S. government requires that you earn at least 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines for your household size.
If your income does not meet this threshold, don’t lose hope! We can help you find alternative solutions to help you fulfill this requirement.

What is a Conditional Green Card?

A conditional green card is issued to individuals who have been married for less than two years at the time they receive U.S. permanent residency through marriage. It is valid for two years and requires the couple to prove that their marriage was not entered into solely for the purpose of obtaining immigration benefits.

Can I work in the U.S. while my Marriage-Based Green Card application is being processed?

Yes, you can with a work permit. This permit allows you to work in the U.S. while your application is pending. As part of our commitment to your immigration journey, we include the petition for your work permit at no extra cost with your permanent residency package.

I am a green card holder and my spouse has a child from a previous marriage, can I sponsor my stepchild for a green card?

Yes, as a green card holder (lawful permanent resident), you can sponsor your stepchild for a green card if the marriage to the child’s parent occurred before the child turned 18. The child’s age and marital status can affect the category under which they qualify (immediate relative or family preference).