When a Mexican national marries a US citizen, he or she must get a green card in order to permanently live and work in the United States. If the person was “admitted” to the US, most commonly by border patrol at a port of entry, he or she may be eligible to adjust status and complete the entire green card process in America. However, if the person entered without inspection (EWI) they will likely be required to return to Mexico for green card processing. All Mexico green card cases are processed at the US Consulate in Ciudad de Juarez (CDJ). Applicants are cautioned to consult with an immigration attorney prior to beginning the Mexico green card process in order to identify issues that may bar the applicant from returning to the United States. For more information about obtaining a green card in Mexico, contact us today at 800.989.6842.
We represent clients in US Immigration cases from ALL 50 STATES and AROUND THE WORLD, as most immigration representation can be handled electronically and through the mail. If your case does require the physical presence of an immigration attorney, we are able to come to you, no matter where in the US you are!
