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Unfortunately, not all marriages work out. This is true of marriages throughout the world – and is just as true for marriages between two U.S. citizens and marriages between a U.S. citizen and a foreign national. Unfortunately, when a marriage breaks up, a foreign national is often faced with intimidation and threats from the U.S. … Marriage Visa applicants who obtain a green card within two years of their marriage are given conditional permanent residency for a period of two years. At the end of those two years, the conditional permanent resident must apply for the removal of the conditions through an I-751 petition. The process can be completed through an … Continue reading “My I-751 Receipt Number Is Not On The USCIS Online Status Update – Solution” Recently, the Second Circuit published a decision examining the burden of proof for determining “Good Faith Marriage” in Hardship Waiver to the I-751 waiver petition. Immigrants who gain permanent residency through marriage to a U.S. citizen are only provided conditional permanent residency if their marriage is less than two years old. Conditional permanent residency requires … Continue reading “Second Circuit Addresses Good Faith Marriage in Hardship Waiver to I-751” |
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