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Immigration Services

Immigration Services

Residency, Renewal and Citizenship

As is known to all, the different immigration and naturalization laws are enforced by the United States government. They often provide restrictive responses to immigration and the legitimate needs of businesses and individuals to use the best workers regardless of their nationality.

At Lantigua Solutions we will help you meet your needs efficiently and effectively while striving to minimize the hassles, delays, expenses, and possible burdens related to immigration problems. Lantigua Solutions offers educated and experienced suggestions to help you navigate the complicated areas of work authorization, immigrant and non-immigrant visa services, and asylum applications.

If you do not have your Green Card or your card expired more than 12 months ago, you will need evidence of your lawful permanent resident status while waiting to receive a new Green Card, and we may issue you an Alien Documentation, Identification & Telecommunications (ADIT) stamp after you file this form. Additionally, if you applied for naturalization at least six months before your Green Card expired, you may be able to receive an ADIT stamp instead of filing a Form I-90. If you need assistance, contact the Lantigua Solutions

If USCIS already accepted your application to renew your Green Card and you have not been issued a biometrics appointment notice, USCIS will mail you a new receipt notice to use with your expired Green Card as temporary evidence of your lawful permanent resident status.

 

Immigration Services

Fiance Visas

If your fiancé(e) marries you within 90 days of being admitted to the United States as a K-1 non-immigrant, he or she may apply for lawful permanent resident status in the United States (a Green Card).

If you have already married, plan to marry outside the United States, or your fiancé(e) is already residing legally in the United States, your spouse or fiancé(e) is not eligible for a fiancé(e) visa. Go to the Bringing Spouses to Live in the United States as Permanent Residents page for more information about how to help your foreign spouse apply for a Green Card.

If you have already married, plan to marry outside the United States, or your fiancé(e) is already residing legally in the United States, your spouse or fiancé(e) is not eligible for a fiancé(e) visa. Go to the Bringing Spouses to Live in the United States as Permanent Residents page for more information about how to help your foreign spouse apply for a Green Card.

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