ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS
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Dallas Adjustment of Status Lawyers
Adjustment of Status is an essential process for immigrants who wish to become legal permanent residents of the United States without leaving the country. This process allows those who are already in the country to change their immigration status. At Perdomo Dorsett Immigration Law, our team of immigration attorneys in Dallas is here to help you obtain a Green Card and move toward your American Dream. With over 20 years of combined experience, we provide personalized legal representation to protect your rights and guide you through every step of the Adjustment of Status process.
Eligibility Requirements for Adjustment of Status
To be eligible for Adjustment of Status in the United States, you must meet certain requirements:
Physical presence in the United States: You must be physically present in the country at the time of application.
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Approved visa petition: It is necessary to have an already approved visa petition.
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Legal entry to the United States: You must have entered the country legally, except in specifically permitted exceptions.
Benefits of Adjustment of Status
Obtaining adjustment of status offers a number of important benefits:
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Travel Permission: During the process, you may be eligible for documents that allow you to travel.
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Employment Authorization: While your application is pending, you may apply for an employment authorization document.
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Legal Permanent Residence: Once approved, you become a legal permanent resident, which gives you the right to live, work, and eventually apply for U.S. citizenship.
Trust Perdomo Dorsett Immigration Law for your Adjustment of Status case
We understand that the adjustment of status process can be complex and overwhelming if you are unfamiliar with immigration laws. At Perdomo Dorsett Immigration Law, we take pride in standing by our clients every step of the way, providing the care and support you deserve. Our firm is dedicated to delivering exceptional results and high-quality legal representation.
If you are ready to discuss your case and develop a personalized strategy for your Adjustment of Status in Dallas, do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to help you achieve your immigration goals.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
It allows you to apply for a green card without leaving the U.S. if you qualify.
- Form I-485 (Application to Adjust Status)
- Proof of lawful entry (I-94)
- Birth certificate
- Marriage certificate (if applying through a spouse)
- Medical exam (Form I-693)
- Affidavit of Support (Form I-864)
- Financial records (tax returns, pay stubs, etc.)
Most applicants wait 8–12 months, but backlogs can make it longer.
The USCIS officer will:
- Confirm your relationship (if marriage-based)
- Review your immigration history
- Ask about your background
It is formal, and sometimes unexpectedly difficult depending on the officer.
⚡ Having an attorney at your interview is critical, we ensure your rights are protected and that you’re not blindsided by difficult or unexpected questions.
Yes, you may bring an interpreter (but your attorney cannot serve as the interpreter).
Usually a few weeks to several months after approval, though timelines vary.
⚡ Pro Tip: Many people risk their future by trying to adjust status on their own. An attorney makes sure you are truly eligible, helps you avoid triggering bars, and protects you at every step of the process.
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