Adjustment of Status Guide: Spouse Green Card Journey – Part 4

Resolution: Kwame and Sarah’s Setback

Kwame and Sarah’s appeal failed despite our firm’s robust evidence and video support. Kwame’s B-2 intent misrepresentation, Ghana’s high-fraud status, and an unlicensed consultant’s errors led to denial under 2025’s USCIS crackdowns. Facing removal, they vow to explore new paths with our passionate guidance.

Recap of Part 3

Part 3 explored AOS denial causes, intent violations, travel risks, unlicensed service perils, and Kwame-Sarah’s struggle, contrasting our 500+ video resources and expertise with the risks of inadequate counsel.

Long-Term Outcomes and I-751 Process

Conditional green cards pave the way to a 10-year card via I-751, filed within 90 days before expiry with joint tax returns and photos. 2025’s 12-18 month processing demands precision, our tutorials and team ensure success, avoiding residency loss.

Avoiding Mistakes

• I-751 Deadlines: File on time with our checklists.
• Weak Evidence: Submit robust proof like leases, our guides help.
• Ongoing Scrutiny: Prepare for fraud checks with our coaching.
• Unlicensed Risks: Avoid consultants, trust our expertise.

Case Study: Linh and David

Vietnamese chef Linh and U.S. artist David built a Seattle café, navigating 2025’s crackdowns with our guidance. Their AOS and I-751 succeeded with evidence (wedding photos, joint accounts) and coaching, overcoming intent and integration hurdles to thrive culturally.

Conclusion

2025’s USCIS challenges demand expert navigation. Our firm’s passionate support and videos ensure your AOS and I-751 succeed, choose us over unlicensed help to realize your American Dream.

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