Adjustment of Status is the procedure whereby you can obtain your Green Card without having to leave the United States, or to go to a United States Consulate for an interview. There are numerous ways to adjust your status.
Our law firm can find the correct path for you to take to get your status adjusted. Not only will we prepare all of the necessary applications, but we can also attend the interview with the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services. Normally, this results in the entire process going smoothly and without any problems. Of course, if any problems arise, we know how to properly handle and take care of them.
Conditional parolee not eligible for adjustment of status
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Brian D. Lerner Immigration Attorney & Deportation Lawyer Blog 
Good Day Atty.Lerner, I filed AOS October 2011 under Public Interest Parolee. I was given a Parole in Place (Public Interest) and I did applied for EAD. I did all the requirements as well as the Medical. They send me a notice schedule for my Biometrics (for my EAD),done. Now, its been 3 months I haven’t heard from USCIS on what happened with my application. I want to visit my cousin who lives in California, what should I do? What I have from USCIS are the Notice of my Biometrics for my I-765, and for my I-485 AOS. What else do I need for me to travel?By the way, I am from Northern Marianas Island(NMI).
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