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The path to immigration and United States citizenship is likely the single most important journey that you and your family will undertake. Your legal status in the US deserves the care and attention of a professional, competent immigration attorney. At Cavanaugh Law Office, we understand the need for quality immigration representation at an affordable price. Millie Anne Cavanaugh, Esq. represents clients in all stages of USCIS and consular processing including I-130 and K3 marriage visa, I-601 waiver and I-212 waiver, I-129f and K1 fiance visa, I-485 adjustment of status, I-751 removal of conditions, and N-400 naturalization and citizenship. Get your free immigration consultation today!

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Marriage Visa

The spouse of a US citizen can immigrate and obtain a green card by filing a I-130 petition and, in some cases, a petition for a K3 visa. Adjustment of status (AOS) is available to some living in America. If living abroad, a US consulate/embassy will issue the marriage visa.… [READ MORE]

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Fiancee Visa

United States citizens can bring their foreign boyfriend (fiancee) or girlfriend (fiance) to the US in order to marry, by filing an I-129f petition for a K1 Fiance Visa. After marriage, the spouse will be able to apply for a green card and immigrate to the US.… [READ MORE]

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Adjustment of Status

Many immigrants, including spouses of US citizens applying for a marriage visa, can apply for their green card while in the US via the adjustment of status (AOS) process by filing form I-485 (I485) along with a visa petition such as I-130 (I130).… [READ MORE]

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Immigration Waiver

Certain inadmissible immigrants must file either a 212 waiver or a 601 waiver and prove extreme hardship to be able to obtain a green card to enter or remain in the United States.… [READ MORE]

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Citizenship & Naturalization

Once an immigrant has been a lawful permanent resident (LPR) green card holder for five years, or three if married to a US citizen, he or she can apply for US citizenship through the naturalization process. The applicant must meet several US citizenship requirements such as length of permanent residence, length of physical presence in the US, good moral character and knowledge of English and basic US civics. A citizenship lawyer can assist in obtaining US citizenship by preparing a complete and accurate US citizenship application and attending the citizenship interview. Read more about US Citizenship & Naturalization.

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Recent Immigration News

J1 Waiver Processing Times March 2010

Certain J1 visa exchange program participants are required to return home for a minimum of two years before being allowed to work in the US under temporary work visas or adjust status to that of a green card...
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What happens when a Mexico green card is denied

When US green card applications are denied due to a ground of inadmissibility, most applicants must file a 601 waiver and wait for it to be adjudicated. Processing times for 601 waivers filed in the US during...

Deportation waiver…who needs one?

Foreign nationals who are deported from the United States are barred from re-entering for a certain number of years following the deportation. If the person wishes to come back sooner, however, he can file a...

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-07

#immigration judge grants #asylum to family from #Germany for homeschooling persecution http://www.cavanaughlegal.com/asylumgermany # RT @addictiontweets Article I wrote for an online magazine Crime &...
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Get your US Passport before the 35% fee increase!

As an American immigration lawyer, I rarely have occasion to comment onĀ  policies and procedures that could affect US citizens traveling abroad. However, recent news out of the Department of State’s...

Asylum for Germany homeschooling persecution?

An immigration judge in Memphis, TN recently granted asylum to the Romeike family from Germany. This news was welcomed by immigration lawyers as asylum applicants must usually prove that their lives would...
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