Babies,There is a new adjustment for the US green card.
Come see if it works for you:
New adjustments to green card restrictions,Must live in the United States for one year?
In two years, millions of illegal immigrants from Central and South America flooded into the United States to apply for asylum.
But some people do not live in the United States after being approved for asylum.
According to the latest news on February 2, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) adjusted the restrictions on asylum and refugee green card applications.
to clarify when they adjudicate asylum or refugee status applications for permanent residence or adjustment of statusOne year" calculation method.
Old:Previously, one year was counted from the date on which the applicant was granted asylum or refugee status.
new:
1. Now it is changed to after the identity is passed,Applicants must be in the United StatesActual residence for one year, to be eligible for adjustment of status.
2. Those who need to leave the United States halfway,The time spent outside the U.S. needs to be excluded, to apply for a green card.
3. If refugees are granted asylum,return home country, then the green card and asylum status applied for will be cancelled.
form change
In addition,Applicants for lawful permanent residence must submit Form I-485.
Form I-1845
Eligible applicants must also file Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status
However, unlike refugees, you need to pay appropriate application fees and identity verification service fees.
As for what kind of evidence can prove that you actually live in the United States?Immigration did not specify.
perhapsCredit card spending recordsis a good proof.
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