Category Archives: Adjustment of Status

Yes, parents may be able to become permanent residents through their U.S. citizen children, but the child must be at least 21 years old. A U.S. citizen child can usually file a family-based petition for each parent, while a green card holder cannot sponsor a parent in this category. The parent’s path may involve adjustment […]

If your work permit expires while your adjustment of status application is still pending, you may need to stop working unless you have another valid basis for employment authorization. A pending Form I-485, by itself, does not automatically give every applicant permission to work. Many applicants must rely on a valid Employment Authorization Document, often […]

 Graduation season is an exciting milestone for international students, but traveling abroad on an F-1 visa during this period requires careful planning and preparation. The Scheer Immigration Law Group provides guidance for students in New Jersey to navigate summer travel safely, understand visa validity, ensure proper documentation, and maintain compliance with U.S. immigration regulations. Being […]

Students on F-1 visas in the United States often seek to transition to permanent residency through marriage to a U.S. citizen. The Scheer Immigration Law Group in Morristown, New Jersey, has guided many students through this pathway using the adjustment of status process. Adjustment of status allows eligible individuals to apply for a green card […]

The Scheer Immigration Law Group frequently receives questions from clients across New Jersey about attending family events while their adjustment of status (AOS) is pending. Many individuals hope to travel for weddings, graduations, or other personal milestones, but leaving the U.S. without proper authorization can jeopardize their green card application. Adjustment of Status allows eligible […]

The Scheer Immigration Law Group often advises clients in New Jersey who are considering international travel while their green card application is pending. Traveling abroad during this time can have significant consequences if not handled properly. U.S. immigration law treats pending applications seriously, and leaving the country without the correct authorization may result in the […]

Para muchos titulares de la Tarjeta Verde, convertirse en ciudadano de EE. UU. es una meta largamente esperada que trae consigo importantes beneficios legales y sociales. El proceso hacia la ciudadanía puede parecer abrumador, pero con la orientación adecuada, el camino se vuelve más claro y alcanzable. En The Scheer Immigration Law Group, comprendemos las […]

When attending an I-751 interview or an Adjustment of Status (AOS) interview, having an experienced immigration attorney by your side is crucial, particularly if there are any ICE arrests involved. ICE agents can be intimidating, and their actions during these interviews can sometimes put your case at risk. Legal representation ensures that your rights are […]

As we move into the new year, many individuals may be preparing to apply for Adjustment of Status (AOS) for the first time. If you’re one of them, understanding the ins and outs of this important process will be key to your success. Whether you’re applying through family, employment, or another qualifying path, this step […]

For many U.S. residents, Thanksgiving is a time to travel, whether to visit family, friends, or simply to take a break. However, for individuals with a pending I-485 (Application to Adjust Status) and an EAD (Employment Authorization Document) or a combo card, the prospect of holiday travel often raises questions about what is allowed, especially […]