CASE: Marriage-Based Adjustment of Status
CLIENT: Ghanaian
LOCATION: Cleveland, OH
Our client came to the United States in 2010 with an F-1 student visa from Ghana to pursue her bachelor’s degree in the United States. She married a U.S. Citizen in September 2012 and retained our office on October 5, 2012 for her adjustment of status application.
They did not live together, but visit each other every week. This was because the US Citizen spouse lived and worked in Cleveland, while her spouse was studying in Wooster Ohio.
Our firm prepared and filed the I-130 Petition and Adjustment of Status Application on October 25, 2012. Everything went smoothly and the receipt notices, fingerprint appointment, and work permit all came on time. Prior to the interview, we thoroughly prepared our clients at our office.
On January 8, 2013, less than three months from the time filing, our client was interviewed at the Cleveland, OH USCIS office. Our attorney accompanied our clients as well. Despite not living together, because of other bona fide evidence and their answers and demeanor at the interview, her green card application was approved on the same day.
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