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Adjustment of Status
Changing Your Immigration StatusHouston, Texas Immigration LawyerThe Law Office of Donald E. Robinowitz represents foreign nationals in all adjustment of status petitions after they have gained lawful entry into the United States. I have the experience and sophisticated knowledge to get your case approved in the most efficient and affordable manner. Free Phone Consultation: 713-622-6676 • Se Habla Español We provide professional, personalized service to clients throughout the greater Houston, Texas area and surrounding counties. With our experience and knowledge we can handle all adjustment of status cases: Fiancée to spouse
Non-immigrant to permanent resident
Tourist visa to temporary conditional resident
Children of immigrants to permanent resident
Travel permit (I-94) renewal
About Adjustment of Status The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is a complex bureaucracy. My extensive familiarity with the regulations and procedures enables us to speed up your petition and confidently address any legal issues regarding your existing visa or adjustment application. Fiancée or Spouse Adjustments If you obtained a fiancée visa and married in the U.S., or your spouse entered on a K-3 visa or visitor visa, we can help your fiancée, or spouse file for adjustment of status. They must obtain employment authorization (which usually takes 90 days) to switch to permanent resident status (green card). If you have been married less than two years, the USCIS will grant Conditional Resident status. When this temporary green card expires after two years, the spouse can apply to have the conditions removed and obtain a permanent green card. To request removal of conditions, you must be able to submit proof of the validity of your marriage, such as joint bank statements, joint purchase agreements, certificates for births of children born within the marriage, etc. Family Members If you are a U.S. citizen, your parents, siblings, and children (married or unmarried) can apply for green cards if they have a valid family visa.
If you are a permanent resident, only your spouse and unmarried child under 21 can apply for green cards.
Family-based green cards can be either unlimited or subject to quotas, depending on the country of origin. We can explain the restrictions and probable wait time for your specific situation.
Employment-Based Green Cards Adjustment of status from non-immigrant to immigrant typically takes longer, based on USCIS annual quotas. Typically, you must have worked for the employer for a period of 4 years to be eligible for a green card — the more specialized your skills are, the higher your priority will be. We assist in the Labor Certification process and filing of I-140 petitions. Extensions and Renewals Extension of your visitor visa (B-1, B-2) for business, pleasure, or medical travel in the U.S. If your I-94 card has expired, and you have not overstayed more than 180 days, we can help file for a replacement card.
Contact us today for responsive, personalized service. We have been handling all types of immigration issues for more than ten years. My knowledgeable legal assistant, Maria Chavarria, is fluent in Spanish, and we welcome immigrants of any country. We invite you to a free phone consultation at 713-622-6676, and offer evening, weekend, and early morning appointments. We do not ask for payment until we have reviewed your case and are confident of success. Donald E. Robinowitz
Attorney at Law
4151 Southwest Freeway
Suite 350
Houston, TX 77027
Phone: 713-622-6676
Fax: 713-623-2987 We represent businesses, immigrants, and U.S. citizens throughout the greater Houston, Texas area, including Sugar Land, Galveston, Conroe, Beaumont, West University, Bellaire, Katy, West Houston, Richmond, Rosenberg, Humble, Baytown, The Woodlands, Kingwood, Cleveland, Stafford, and Missouri City. Harris County • Galveston County • Montgomery County
Brazoria County • Liberty County • Fort Bend County
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