Lightning Legal pc
Marriage Green Cards • AOS • K-1 • CR-1
Work directly with a U.S. immigration attorney to build a structured legal strategy before filing anything with USCIS.
Mistakes cause delays. Strategy prevents them.

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Focused expertise on marriage-based green card cases
Focused expertise on marriage-based green card cases
Focused expertise on marriage-based green card cases
Focused expertise on marriage-based green card cases
Small immigration errors can cause serious delays.
A brief introduction to our approach to marriage-based immigration cases
Inside the U.S.
Bringing your fiancé to the U.S.
Spouse living abroad
How It Works
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We assess your situation and identify potential issues before filing.
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A structured plan tailored to your specific immigration case.
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Thorough preparation and submission of all required forms and evidence.
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Comprehensive guidance so you walk in confident and prepared.
You are guided at every stage.
Filing without structured review
Weak documentation and RFEs
Confusion between AOS and CR-1 routes
Overstay or prior immigration concerns
Interview preparation
done too late
Processing times vary depending on whether the spouse applies inside the United States through Adjustment of Status or outside the United States through consular processing. Many cases take between several months and over a year depending on USCIS processing times.
In many Adjustment of Status cases, applicants may apply for work authorization while their green card application is being processed. Once approved, the work permit allows the applicant to legally work in the United States.
Many marriage-based green card cases require a USCIS interview to verify the authenticity of the relationship. Proper preparation and organized documentation are important to help the process go smoothly.
Typical documentation includes proof of the relationship, financial sponsorship forms, identity documents, and evidence demonstrating the legitimacy of the marriage. Requirements can vary depending on the case.
Yes. Immigration law is federal law, which allows immigration attorneys to represent clients throughout the United States and assist with cases nationwide.
A K-1 visa allows a foreign fiancé to enter the United States to marry a U.S. citizen, while a CR-1 visa is for spouses who are already married and applying for an immigrant visa through consular processing.
Many couples choose to consult an immigration attorney before filing so they can understand eligibility requirements, documentation expectations, and the overall immigration process.