Marriage-Based Green Card Approved

On January 7, 2026, USCIS approved our client’s Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, under the CR6 – Spouse of a U.S. Citizen (Conditional Resident) category.

This case involved a foreign national who had been entering the United States lawfully on a work visa since 2019. After marrying a U.S. citizen, we guided the couple through the complete marriage-based adjustment of status process.

Our representation included:

Filing the I-130 Petition for Alien Relative

Preparing and filing the I-485 Adjustment of Status

Filing for Work Authorization (EAD)

Filing for Advance Parole (Travel Permit)

Preparing the Affidavit of Support and financial documentation

Ensuring proper USCIS-compliant medical examination

Strategic preparation for conditional residence considerations

The case was approved without complications.

Marriage-based green card cases require careful documentation, financial qualification analysis, and full compliance with USCIS requirements. Even when eligibility appears straightforward, errors in filing, sponsorship documentation, or disclosure can result in delays or denials.

At Barrera Legal Group, we do more than prepare forms — we build strong, persuasive cases designed for approval.

If you are planning to petition for your spouse or are already married and considering adjustment of status, we invite you to schedule a consultation.

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