Marriage-Based Green Card:
Marriage-Based Green Card
Application for permanent residence in the U.S. for those married to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (Green Card Holder).
Removal of Conditions (Second Green Card):
Conversion of a conditional Green Card (valid for 2 years) into a permanent one (valid for 10 years), usually after 2 years of marriage.
Renewal of Work and Travel Authorization:
Renewal of documents that allow you to work legally and travel while your main process is pending.
Request for Evidence (RFE):
Responding to USCIS when they request additional documents or information to continue analyzing your case.
B-2 Status Extension (Tourism):
Request to remain longer in the U.S. with a tourist visa before your current status expires.
Change of Status from J-1 to B-2:
Change of status from exchange visitor (J-1) to tourist (B-2) when you wish to stay in the U.S. after your exchange program.
Naturalization:
Process to become a U.S. citizen after having a Green Card and meeting the requirements set by the government.
I-290B (Motion to Reopen):
Request to reopen or review a denied case based on arguments or new documents.
Family Petition Green Card:
Process in which U.S. citizens request a Green Card for relatives such as parents, children, siblings, or spouses.
Why is DFC Immigration the perfect choice for you?
At DFC Immigration, we offer much more than just form filling. Our services are built on pillars that ensure quality, trust, and peace of mind for our clients:
Individual attention to each case
24/7 support for your peace of mind
*Depending on the selected service package
Simple and transparent process
Real-life experience: from immigrant to immigrants
Proprietary and personalized methodology
Need assistance with your process? Contact our team!
DFC Immigration is committed to professional excellence at every stage of your immigration process.
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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the best time to start my immigration process?
As soon as you decide you want to stay legally in the U.S., it’s important to seek guidance. Acting early prevents mistakes and increases your chances.
2. Do I need to be in the U.S. to hire DFC Immigration’s services?
No. We assist clients who are in the U.S., Brazil, or other countries
3. How long does the marriage-based Green Card process take?
It depends on several factors but generally ranges from 4 to 18 months. We provide guidance at every step.
4. If my case was denied, can I try again?
Yes. We offer the I-290B (Motion to Reopen) service, which reviews your case and seeks to overturn the denial based on well-founded arguments.
5. Do the services include preparing the physical package for submission to USCIS?
Full preparation of the physical package is included only in one of our service packages. We explain all the details during the consultation.
6. Is DFC Immigration a law firm?
No. We are a consulting firm specializing in immigration with practical and technical experience supporting Brazilians in the U.S.