Green Card & Adjustment of Status Lawyers
A green card lets you live and work in the United States. The forms are long and one mistake can cost you months. A lawyer makes sure it is done right — and your first case review is free.
Get a free case reviewA green card lawyer can help you with:
- Green card through marriage or family
- Green card through your job
- Adjustment of status (Form I-485)
- Renewing or replacing your green card
- Fixing a denied or delayed application
Marriage and family green cards
Most green cards come through family — a husband, wife, parent, or child who is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. The government looks closely at these cases, especially marriage cases. A lawyer prepares your evidence, gets you ready for the interview, and answers the government if they ask for more proof.
Already in the U.S.?
If you are inside the United States, you may be able to adjust your status without leaving. If you entered without permission or overstayed, talk to a lawyer before you file anything — filing the wrong form can put you in danger of removal. A short conversation now can protect you later.
Common questions
How much does a green card lawyer cost?
Talking to a lawyer here is free. If you hire them, most green card cases are a flat fee, and the lawyer tells you the full price before you pay. Many offer payment plans.
How long does a green card take?
It depends on the type. A marriage green card often takes about a year. A lawyer can look at your case and tell you what to expect.
My application was denied. Is it over?
No. Many denials happen because of missing evidence or small mistakes. A lawyer can find out why and what to do next.