US Conditional Permanent Residency

U.S. Conditional Permanent Residency with Crescent Law

Are you seeking to live and work in the United States? Conditional Permanent Residency, also known as a Conditional Green Card, is a temporary status that can help you achieve this goal. It is an important step toward becoming a lawful permanent resident. At Crescent Law, we are here to guide you through this process.

What Is Conditional Permanent Residency?

Conditional Permanent Residency grants you the right to reside and work in the United States for a limited time. It is often issued to individuals married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident for less than two years. This status allows you to enjoy the benefits of living in the United States while working toward full permanent residency.

Why Choose Crescent Law?

Choosing the right Seattle immigration attorney ensures a smooth and successful process. At Crescent Law, we offer:

Extensive Knowledge and Experience

Attorney Matty Luna specializes in immigration law. We stay updated on the latest laws and regulations. Our expertise ensures you receive accurate and current guidance.

Individualized Approach

We understand that each case is unique. We listen to your concerns and assess your situation. We develop a customized strategy that aligns with your goals.

Attention to Detail

The conditional visa process involves significant documentation. We ensure your application is thorough and accurate. Our meticulous approach presents your case in the best possible light.

Proactive Communication

We keep you informed throughout the process. Our team provides regular updates. We respond promptly to any questions or concerns.

Serving Tukwila and the Greater Seattle Area

Located in Tukwila, we proudly serve individuals in the Greater Seattle area. We understand the local community and its needs. Distance is not a barrier when providing top-notch legal support.

Understanding the Conditional Green Card Process

Eligibility Requirements

You may be eligible for a Conditional Green Card if you:

• Are married to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident for less than two years.
• Entered the marriage in good faith, not for immigration benefits.
• Are admissible to the United States.
• Meet other requirements set by USCIS.

We help you determine your eligibility. We explain everything in clear, simple terms.

Application Process

1. Preparation of Documents - We assist you in gathering necessary documents, such as:
2. Marriage certificate
3. Proof of genuine relationship
4. Financial records
5. Completing Forms - We help you fill out all required forms accurately. This includes the Petition for Alien Relative (Form I-130) and the Green Card application.
6. Submission to USCIS - We submit your application to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). We ensure all deadlines are met.
7. Interview Preparation - We prepare you for the USCIS interview. We provide guidance on what to expect and how to present your case.

Removing Conditions

After two years, you must apply to remove the conditions on your residency. This step is crucial to obtain a permanent Green Card. We guide you through this process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Difference Between a Conditional and Permanent Green Card?

A Conditional Green Card is valid for two years. It is issued to individuals married for less than two years at the time of approval. A Permanent Green Card is valid for ten years and requires removing conditions after the initial period.

Can I Work in the United States with a Conditional Green Card?

Yes, you can live and work in the United States with a Conditional Green Card. You have the same rights as other permanent residents during this period.

What Happens If My Marital Status Changes?

Changes like divorce or separation can affect your status. We can advise you on how to proceed if your marital situation changes.

How Do I Remove the Conditions on My Green Card?

You must file a Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (Form I-751) within 90 days before your Conditional Green Card expires. We help you complete this process accurately.

How Crescent Law Can Help You

We simplify the Conditional Permanent Residency process by:

• Assessing Your Situation - We evaluate your circumstances to ensure you meet all requirements.
• Preparing Your Application - We assist with all paperwork, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
• Providing Ongoing Support - We keep you informed and answer your questions throughout the process.

Our Commitment to You

At Crescent Law, we are dedicated to helping you Transform your Future.

We believe in:

• Respect - Treating you with kindness and understanding.
• Transparency - Providing clear communication at every step.
• Excellence - Delivering high-quality legal services tailored to your needs.

Take the first step toward obtaining your Conditional Permanent Residency. Let Crescent Law be your trusted partner in this important process.