I-751 REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS

(Permanent Residency for Conditional Residents)

If you received a 2-year conditional green card through marriage, you’ll need to file an I-751 petition to remove conditions and obtain your 10-year green card. We assist with all types of I-751 filings: from happily married couples filing jointly, to individuals who need a waiver because of divorce or spousal abuse. This stage is critical – a denied I-751 can lead to loss of status and removal (deportation). Our team will ensure you meet the deadlines, compile robust evidence of your marriage’s legitimacy, and handle any complications (like an uncooperative spouse or a pending divorce). We have a strong track record in I-751 waiver cases, helping clients retain their residency even when their marriage didn’t work out. Don’t take chances with your future – we’ll stand by you through the removal of conditions process to secure your Permanent Resident green card. (For common questions, read our I-751 FAQs.)

T VISAS

A T Visa allows victims of labor trafficking to remain in the U.S., obtain work permits, and ultimately apply for green cards. Labor trafficking happens when people are forced into working under abusive or exploitative conditions, mistreated or threatened at their workplace, or denied fair wages and basic freedoms. Obtaining a T Visa can be life-changing – providing safety, stability, and a path to rebuild. We have successfully secured T visas (and subsequent green cards) for clients who thought they had no way out of their situation. With empathy and expertise, we stand with you against those who exploited you. (Learn more in our T Visa FAQs.)