Success Stories: Marriage-based green card application approved for adjustment of status applicant from Germany
Photo by Jessica Rockowitz on Unsplash. A marriage-based green card grants permanent residence to the spouse of a US citizen or green card holder, allowing them to live and work in the United States.
We recently received an approval of lawful permanent residence (a green card) for our client who is a German national through her U.S. citizen husband. Congratulations to our clients!
The couple was recently approved for a marriage-based green card for the foreign spouse. Prior to the adjustment of status application, the applicant was the beneficiary of an O-1 extraordinary ability visa. Upon her marriage to her U.S. citizen spouse, the applicant was able to apply for permanent residency to live permanently with her spouse and their young child. At this time, many marriage based green card application interviews have been waived to address the years-long backlog. We had submitted evidence of a bona fide marriage at the time of filing and our clients’ interview was waived.
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